SmarterThanHick
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- Sep 14, 2009
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You think the only reason they ask about child seats is so they can give you one if you can't afford it?What fucking doctor are YOU going to? The hospital verified that I had an appropriate child seat for Quinlan before they signed him out after I gave birth to him. Apparently, there's a law in our state that requires that, and there's actually a good reason for asking: they'll provide you with one if you don't have one and can't afford it. Our family doctor has NEVER asked me about his car seat or our car. I'm not sure if he knows whether we even HAVE a car. Likewise, he has NEVER asked us if we own a fire extinguisher, smoke detectors, outlet protectors, etc. He doesn't ask if we own a pool or hot tub, despite drowning being the number one cause of death for children under the age of 5 in my state.
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Yeah, you know how much people love handing out freebies just for the heck of it. It didn't dawn on you that THE VERY REASON they give them out to people is because children DIE without them? It didn't cross your mind that child seats are a SAFETY issue and the REASON they ask? You never realized that the American Academy of Pediatrics regularly releases statements on car seats and safety? And fire safety? and gun safety? Your questionable GP doesn't ask these questions, so therefore you know better than the largest and most trusted authority on child health. HAHAHAHA. I don't blame you for being wary of GPs diagnosing depression, if they're not even providing basic health prevention services. Is your GP a doctor? And do you take your children to that person for yearly physicals?
you mean, you personally don't understand something and therefore think you know better than the US Preventive Services Task Force, the American College of Physicians, the American Medical Association, and the American College of Preventive Medicine. Wow. Every single major medical society that makes recommendations for primary care doctors completely disagrees with your hick reasoning. Remind me where you got your medical education again?One would hope that it explains that GPs have no business trying to act like mental health specialists.