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[nymphti]

 Me:  "I have a lot of trouble driving at night.  When there's an oncoming car, I slow down because I can't see the road or any of my surroundings.  I try to remember where the road was and wait for the car to pass.  It's a big problem for me on dark roads.  When there's a lot of street lights it's not really that big of a deal, but my drive to and

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So I was thinking to myself...

[averagesmartguy]

"Ya know, I wonder if nymphti is still awesome."

*reads this post*

"Yep, pretty much."

[luckydragongirl]

Ha! I always wonder if I'm being unfairly biased against male doctors, because I go out of my way to seek out female ones. Back home it was easier--if not as many female doctors, there were always nurse practitioners. Here it takes more effort to find female doctors, but it always seems worth it. I've only found one male doctor here that I like and would see regularly.

[dosboof]

If you haven't already you should blog-subscribe to Science-Based Medicine. Unfortunately I think that being an alpha-male is positively endemic in MDs and that that involves giving gut-reaction diagnoses based on preconceptions of "hormones" and the like because they're all chasing zebras in an attempt to become IRL House, MD. Which is, of course, retarded, but the amount of science education that goes into making your average MD is strikingly, disturbingly low.