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Aug/24
2005
2005
Stupid Fat Bitch
So in the world of the "retarded" there is a new Queen. Get this - a doctor in New Hampshire told one of his patients that she was overweight and needed to lose it or it would kill her. So what does she do? Join weight watchers? Stop shoving less cake in her hole? Fuck no. The fat twat decides her best course of action is to take out a complaint against the doctor.
Baffling eh?
What's more baffling was that the New Hampshire Board of Medicine doesn't ignore this bullshit, or just send him a letter of concern (as recommended) they refer it to the Attourney General. In a tax-free state that should be criminal, wasting money on stupid shit like that. The result is that Attourney Generals office recommended that he acknowledge that he made a mistake and take a medical education course, both of which the doctor has rejected.
True that doctors have to be professional and polite, but he's had other obese patients come to his defense. They have testified to the fact that he's just telling the truth.
Maybe the fat twat should take her lardass attitude someplace else, she didn't need a doctor as much as a fucking grip on reality. Don't shoot the Messenger bitch.
3 comments
Comment from: Roulette [Member] 
I saw this on the news. Truely amazing. What's sad is that this will show up on his AMA records forever.
Times like this I look forward to karma taking it's due on this overweight cow.
Times like this I look forward to karma taking it's due on this overweight cow.
08/24/05 @ 20:32
Comment from: odessa [Member]
On the flip side. I have struggled with my weight my entire life. Several doctors told me to loose weight, without trying to get to the cause.
More than one doctor refused to check my thyroid levels. They told me I just need exercise and eat less. Well, guess what - I found a doctor whose head wasn't up his ass and now I take as much thyroid hormone as my mother, whose thyroid was destroyed. I'm not just a fat chick blaming my thyroid for my weight.
I have other issues as well, but anyone that knows me, really knows me, knows that I am not fat because I eat like a pig. Granted, I have had a strong appetite most of my life, but I do not typically eat huge quanities.
Just as I have suffered through short sighted doctors, I will admit that many people are on a crash course. I have a friend that eats nothing but junk and now her doctor has told her she wants to see her every 3 month so she knows shes not dead yet. However, bases on my personal experiences, I will reserve judgement on either the doctor or the fat chick without knowing the whole picture.
More than one doctor refused to check my thyroid levels. They told me I just need exercise and eat less. Well, guess what - I found a doctor whose head wasn't up his ass and now I take as much thyroid hormone as my mother, whose thyroid was destroyed. I'm not just a fat chick blaming my thyroid for my weight.
I have other issues as well, but anyone that knows me, really knows me, knows that I am not fat because I eat like a pig. Granted, I have had a strong appetite most of my life, but I do not typically eat huge quanities.
Just as I have suffered through short sighted doctors, I will admit that many people are on a crash course. I have a friend that eats nothing but junk and now her doctor has told her she wants to see her every 3 month so she knows shes not dead yet. However, bases on my personal experiences, I will reserve judgement on either the doctor or the fat chick without knowing the whole picture.
08/28/05 @ 09:57
Comment from: Roulette [Member]
Even if she has a medical condition at the root of her problem, the doctor is justified in telling her that she was overweight. He's also correct in saying that if she doesn't lose weight, it will kill her.
She was offended by the manner in which he told her. His version says that he was trying to impress the severity of the problem on a patient that was ambivalent.
I can accept how being told by a doc that you're morbidly obese can be hurtful. But that doesn't make it untrue.
She was offended by the manner in which he told her. His version says that he was trying to impress the severity of the problem on a patient that was ambivalent.
I can accept how being told by a doc that you're morbidly obese can be hurtful. But that doesn't make it untrue.
08/28/05 @ 15:50
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