what about a Dr. Pain?  \n\nAnd if your name is Cutwright, should you become a surgeon, or a barbour?
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How about MunnaBhai MBBS ?\n\nThey could all get married and join the name to something nice , Like Ms. Killer can get along with Pain and Dr. Pain would do better with a Pain Killer.\n\nA CutWright could be a sucessful Barbour, or a budding Practioner.\n\nAbout the Lawers, Be whatever the Name, Never trust one, :)
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an Optometrist!!! cuz i want to be a doctor and that's the only one i could think of where i won't have to deal with blood on a daily basis!!! LOL! but i think it's gonna be fun!
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I have had many surgeries. I would go with half of what the doctor recommended (certainly don't shorten the time frame from them) and the other half on how the person feels.
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as a cutter myself i have to tell you it is wrong, but i can't tell you to stop cuz i still cut.\n\ni read something the other day by another person that we as cutters have external scars, but think of alcoholics, they have internal scars on their livers, is that much different?  i chose a blade instead of a bottle, is that much different?\n\nam i "phycho" cuz i hurt myself?  i hurt no one else?  i commit no murders, no hit and runs either by accident, sorry, it's true, yes?\n\ni plan my cuts, i don't cut deep, i don't cut near veins, i do what i need to do to release internal pain and build up, i get what i need and that's that.  and if it hurts for someone to see a scar, well though sh*t.\n\nmeds and therapy just don't cut it for me, they don't do the job 100% after all these years.  and i've self-injured since i was a child in one way or another.  just that now i dominantly cut.  if i get a bruise i may make it worse, even though i did not initially self-inflict it.\n\nanother thing i do, but love it, is the pain of getting a tattoo, but that's expensive and also looked down on sometimes in society.  i'm labelled no matter what i do.  and when i get a tattoo and it does not hurt, i get upset, disappointed.\n\nso i say, let me do what i want to do, i'm not dumb, i've gone to doctors if it has needed medical attention.
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Ask your doc to send you to pain management, the doc may be leary of narcotic pain killers.
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your going to have to decide what you will enjoy doing for the rest of your life,heard doctors have very long hours;why don't you talk to some doctors and lawyers that have been in the business for a long time to get an idea of how it really is;good luck ;both pay very good.
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Look up the surgeons name on the internet for articles and such that they might have published.  Check on the school that the surgeon attended.  Also, you could ask an ER nurse who he/she would recommend.  They work with docs all the time and know who is good and who is not.
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main one.....which hospital is she affiliated with?\nsecond.......does she work alone or are there others in the practice, such as nurse practitioners or physician assistants.....is she qualified in surgery, of various sorts including outpatient procedures, such as basic wound suturing or does the patient need to go to the local emerg dept for such things..........good thing to know in a accident.......
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ONLY SUGGESTION.  DOCTOR.  NOW.  DOCTOR. GO. MAKE THE APPT. DOCTOR!\n\n;)
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a doctor comes to mind.
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Get a new doctor.\n\nCoach
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Don't give up!  Change doctors if you have to (if you can) or just make the appointment yourself.  Remember that they are just human, and they don't know everything.  Remember, also, that they are working for YOU (like the plumber or the nanny would be) - if it weren't for the people that pay them they'd be out of a job.  If you think of them as just another "employee" and not a "god" you'll be in a better place to insist that they treat you with respect.  I mean, what does "someone like you" mean??  I'd take that as an insult and find a new doctor!
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Go back to the surgeon that operated on you--- something may of happened with the surgery-------good luck
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1. First I would ask myself if I would like to play in human oral cavity.  This is your first test.\n2. May be you like playing a doctor now, but would you be good at being a doctor? You would have to attend to their needs when they needed not when you feel like it.\n3. Ready for a few years of premed and then for a few more in a school of dentistry.\n4. If you choose, for the sake of your future patients, I hope you have small hands :).\n\nWhatever profession you’ll decide to choose you better know that you are going to like it.  Money is important however it should be a second to liking your job on the list considerations. \nJust a voice of experience, I know a lot of people who went for accounting and ended up as brain surgeons, very good brain surgeons. \n\nJust have fun and explore.
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I used to work for a podiatrist for 12 years.  He had a very large practice and seemed to do very well.  It think its an excellent career choice!  As far as the amount of schooling, it is a little less than a MD or DO.  You have to remember one of the biggest expendatures for any Dr. is malpractice insurance.  At lease 30 thousand dollars a year.  All professions have their pros and cons, and dont let that deter you.  If its really what you want to do, DO IT, and you will DO IT WELL!! Good Luck
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i would see a doctor...
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Sorry but..........................\n "good & reliable" \ndon't usually go with\n"low cost"   when you are talking about doctors.  \n\nWould you be looking for "low cost"  if it were a neurosurgon you were needing?? \n\nI think you may want to pay the right price for the right job,  \n\ndon't mess with anything less. (hey I rhymed)