i mean, it looks like scribble on the prescription. i just had to ask if anyone feels the same way.
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It's "doctor speak" so any old joe schmoe can't grab a prescription pad and start writing out prescriptions. :)
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I agree! My theory is that if you put it down in writing, it is a reflection of who you are.  If you are careless about grammar and punctuation, then maybe you are a carless person too.  Attention to detail really makes a difference.\n\nFurthermore, consistant mis-spellings and incorrect usage might be an indicator of someone's work ethics.
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You seem to have a multiple icon--name disorder, and an obsession with asterisks.   But yeah, you are kinda OK, sorta.  \n\nLike my eyes???\n\nOK, let me take another real good look..... hang on.....\n\n\nSimply outstanding.  I'm at a total loss for words.  You are the epitome of perfection.  \n\nNeed more?
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Cool! Thats awesome, you should cut down on the letters though. Sounds like you write alot. Heidi
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no, sounds cool though.  does it look legitemate? (spelling is bad lol)  \n\nTry to see if it looks proffesional
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When you lay them out, they are shaped like "t's" =)\nI don't particularly think that they look like "t's," myself, but w/e =P
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Honestly, it looks kinda iffy to me.  If you want some better stuff, check out http://www.myfriendbenjamin.com/
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Ermmmm, maybe the drugs that are being used as the actual medication
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That's totally normal for a new prescription. It seems like every time they change my prescription for my glasses and contacts my perspective just seems weird for about the first two weeks, but then it goes away. Of course I still get that sensation when I switch between my contacts and glasses, but just for few minutes. \n\nAll I can say is, keep wearing your glasses consistently, and give it about two weeks - everything should seem normal by then. \n\ngood luck :)
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I agree with ck, for some reason Math seems red.  Maybe because of all the red marks I see on the tests I get back! hahaha =D
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I dont usually, but I did this morning.  I had to go to the doctors and I wanted to remember to ask a particular question so I wrote Hb1AC on my hand (its a type of blood test!).  Its still there now.  I got a funny look from the cashier in the supermarket as I paid for my shopping when she saw it.  I mean to most people its just random letters and a number, the only people it would mean anything to is diabetics.  \nI used an ordinary ball point pen...it was a bit scratchy and hurt, but I was running late and couldnt find any paper so it had to do on my hand.
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I don't think it's made up, but I do think that it's WAY over diagnosed
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penmanship is the style of writing i think
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NOOOO it's like heroin. It's what doctors give people that are coming off of heroin.
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I am sorry I can´t help you, I am a doctor myself and I couldn't understand what its written there\nThe best advice is to call your doctor because if some one misunderstands what it says it can be dangerous for you in the case of a prescription or it can get you to get the wrong diagnostic procedure making you loose time and money.\nAnd yes a lot of us have awful writing a lot of causes we are pushed to write to fast, some actually hate to write, and in addition some doctors like me have awful writing since primary school.\nnone of those are excuses and if a doctor cannot write clearly he should print his orders in order to make things easier and safer.\nWe are working on that
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it kinda looks like it, but then again i dont know
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Its gibberish. Its used in graphic design or typesitting. Its "dummy" text. \n\nSee http://www.lipsum.com/