GTH, I can see you as an energetic, highly skilled, save the world type of individual. I then see my own doctor running from room to room meeting the needs of each patient with believe it or not, sweat on his brow.
I sometimes thought I had to talk fast and catch him in flight if I had a concern, but just recently did just that. I asked a question and he stopped and suprisingly enough answered my question with a condition I had that I had thought about in years! He took the time to quickly order a test that proved very useful in determining a new condition and I found out just then how highly alert he was on my file.
What a good doctor, who I sometimes thought was just running a mill of patients through. I know he just has to do his job in a fashion that guarantees an income conmensurate with his skills. But it made me think of what reality has done to this man. He has to be so exhausted by the end of his day but is an excellent doctor. He works much too hard to take a step back and really see what good he does for his patients and gives the patients time to thank him.
Wonder what you will think in 18 years time.
Maybe, just maybe, 1% aren't partisan hacks?
