RayR
5 years ago

No, I did not review your source... the whole past experiences thing...

Boy who cried wolf? Admitedly, sometimes I review them... this one I did not. Maybe later.

bgz wrote:



Got it.
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The rules of the Borg.
DrMaddVibe
5 years ago

Don't forget Dr. Jill Biden! I hear she's a scientist of English words.

RayR wrote:




Ever hear her potato of a husband speak? I'd have to say if he lives with her...she's an EPIC FAIL at words!
RayR
5 years ago

Ever hear her potato of a husband speak? I'd have to say if he lives with her...she's an EPIC FAIL at words!

DrMaddVibe wrote:



Ya, I know her expertise in words doesn't enter into treating dementia, so the gaffes are untreatable.
But I hear she's got him mainlining Prevagen and Focus Factor!
DrMaddVibe
5 years ago

Ya, I know her expertise in words doesn't enter into treating dementia, so the gaffes are untreatable.
But I hear she's got him mainlining Prevagen and Focus Factor!

RayR wrote:




How many decades are we going to say Joe has suffered from dementia? 5? 6?
rfenst
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5 years ago
Very interesting...

Many of my Spanish speaking clients used to refer to me as "Doctor Fenster" as opposed to "Abogado Fenster," which translates directly to "Lawyer Fenster." According to a former lawyer office-mate who is Columbian, this is common in certain Latin American communities.

Yet, even though I have a doctorate degree, it just personally never felt right to me. But, as to Jill Biden's desire to be referred to as "Dr. Biden," So what? Who cares? She is part of the academic world where this is customary.

So, what ever floats her boat. She has earned it.
rfenst
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5 years ago

How many decades are we going to say Joe has suffered from dementia? 5? 6?

DrMaddVibe wrote:


Hell, almost eight!
Speyside
5 years ago
She is a guest speaker at anti vaxxer events. If you are an anti vaxxer, she is logical and compelling. If you are not delusional she does not make sense, as numbers and science easily refute her.
DrafterX
5 years ago
I heard she was really a dude.... 😟
BuckyB93
5 years ago

Everyone always forgets all about Dr. Pepper, Dr. Ruth and Dr. Seuss

DrMaddVibe wrote:



You left out some key figures: Dr. Phil, Dr. Oz, Dr. Dre...
BuckyB93
5 years ago

I heard she was really a dude.... 😟

DrafterX wrote:



Was she the one Aerosmith was singing about?
ZRX1200
5 years ago
Doctor lawyer Fenster, I don’t think Trump should get all the credit.

He is due credit for his part in a historic accomplishment.
rfenst
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5 years ago

She is a guest speaker at anti vaxer events. If you are an anti vaxer, she is logical and compelling. If you are not delusional she does not make sense, as numbers and science easily refute her.

Speyside wrote:


My brother is a pediatrician with a microbiology background. He wont take-in any new patients whose parent(s) won't sign his initial paperwork that notifies them of the policy. Also, he will terminate even long-standing patients, along with their siblings, from families he may have treated for years, whose parent(s) merely balk at being vaccinated. The medical form of take-it-or-leave-it...
BuckyB93
5 years ago
He's refusing to provide any and all medical care if his patients don't get vaccinated?
ZRX1200
5 years ago
Using the term “anti vaxxer” is as ignorant as claiming all vaccines are a conspiracy. Much like the political discourse reasonable conversation isn’t allowed in the public square, it doesn’t feed chaos.
rfenst
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5 years ago

Doctor lawyer Fenster, I don’t think Trump should get all the credit.

ZRX1200 wrote:


Yes, many others definitely deserve credit. Could Biden also earn some credit if problems arise with either the drug companies, insurers or distribution, he might need to fix?
DrMaddVibe
5 years ago

My brother is a pediatrician with a microbiology background. He wont take-in any new patients whose parent(s) won't sign his initial paperwork that notifies them of the policy. Also, he will terminate even long-standing patients, along with their siblings, from families he may have treated for years, whose parent(s) merely balk at being vaccinated. The medical form of take-it-or-leave-it...

rfenst wrote:




Hmmm...It's his practice and yes one can not provide services for whomever. It sounds more like circling the wagons into a circling drain but I digress...I somehow thought the Hippocratic Oath meant a bit more than it does in these times of uncertainty.
DrafterX
5 years ago

[quote=ZRX1200]
From now on, I am to be addressed as It's "Herr Fuher Dr. Fenster" to you.

rfenst wrote:




🤣
DrMaddVibe
5 years ago

Could Biden earn some political credit if problems arise with either the drug companies, insurers or distribution, he might need to fix?

rfenst wrote:



Not answering for Z, BUT...if past performance is any indication of what we're in for then he'll be doling out Big Pharma.

It's the dawning of the Xiden Administration!!! ALL HAIL the thing, you know the thing!
RayR
5 years ago

Very interesting...

Many of my Spanish speaking clients used to refer to me as "Doctor Fenster" as opposed to "Abogado Fenster," which translates directly to "Lawyer Fenster." According to a former lawyer office-mate who is Columbian, this is common in certain Latin American communities.

Yet, even though I have a doctorate degree, it just personally never felt right to me. But, as to Jill Biden's desire to be referred to as "Dr. Biden," So what? Who cares? She is part of the academic world where this is customary.

So, what ever floats her boat. She has earned it.

rfenst wrote:



I never heard that before but I don't know many Spanish speaking people. Up here they would refer to lawyers as shysters Just sayin.
rfenst
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5 years ago

He's refusing to provide any and all medical care if his patients don't get vaccinated?

BuckyB93 wrote:


They get a phone call followed by a certified letter that says he will treat for the next thirty days and to give the parent(s) formal notice and to advise to establish with another doctor. This is within AMA guidelines. I helped him write it. He just doesn't want to have anything to do with any of the diseases/conditions again and again, which can occur in unvaccinated populations. A few years ago, he had to set up a huge tent in front of his office and suit-up in protective clothing (PPD) just to see quarantined measles or mumps patients a couple years ago during a huge breakout in unvaccinated patients. What professional wants to continue with a client/patient who refuses to to follow take their professional advice? So, the long answer to your question is yes
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