OB/GYN Discussion Thread
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OB/GYN Discussion Thread
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northernfalcon30 says:
Seriously, where on earth would you find a cow like that at the Student Union?! There’s a really great OBGYN over there, but looks like you already found your match!
That guy immediately stuck in my mind!! 🙂 😁
Believe it or not, my attractive friend was actually being hit on by him 8 years ago when he was working at some local clinic!! I think they spoke a few times, but as for seeing each other—who knows!!
Whoa, so your friend likes talking to older guys? Or maybe even meeting up??!! And with an OBGYN, no less. That's pretty twisted. Besides, he doesn't seem like that type to me at all...
OB/GYN Discussion Thread
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cosmicridge5 says:
😲Are you absolutely sure they were talking about her?
I'm 100% certain.
As for that "kindness" you mentioned, a colleague of mine sees her privately too and is happy with the service. Clearly, the lady knows how to be polite when there's a private fee involved. 🤮
Thank God my OBGYN is just as pleasant toward the girls coming into his clinic through the public system at Mount Sinai.🙂
OB/GYN Discussion Thread
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I had a horrific experience with Dr. Jasenko Grujić-Koračin. A few years back, during my sophomore year of college, I missed my period. I went to an old clinic on Kleanow Street, and she was the one who saw me. I’ll never forget her cold expression—it was matched only by how clinical and detached the exam felt. Her only words to me were: "YOU'RE PREGNANT." Given that I knew the timing was nowhere near my fertile window, I was stunned. Her very next question? "Are you going to keep it?" I said "NO" immediately. She didn't ask follow-up questions or offer support; she just told me to contact the nurse for instructions. I can't even describe how I felt walking out of that office. It felt like I had just admitted to some scandalous crime instead of being a terrified student. Thankfully, the nurse saw I was in shock and offered some comfort, telling me everything would be okay. I don't even remember getting home; I just wandered through the city feeling like I'd been physically beaten. If anyone else has gone through something similar, you know that hollow feeling. The next day, I went to Mercy Hospital. They ran a pregnancy test—something a "specialist" should have known wasn't necessary—and lo and behold, it was negative. After some more tests, I started bleeding and ended up being admitted. Long story short: I wasn't pregnant. It was just a hormonal imbalance. They cleared everything up, and I was fine. I'm not saying doctors can't make mistakes, but this woman lacked any shred of humanity. I was only twenty, my entire world had collapsed, and thank God I didn't do something reckless. Even now, thinking about it makes my skin crawl.
Now, I’m seeing a gynecologist I actually trust, and I recommend him to everyone—especially young women who haven't built up their defenses against the creeps out there yet. Dr. Lepušić 👍
Now, I’m seeing a gynecologist I actually trust, and I recommend him to everyone—especially young women who haven't built up their defenses against the creeps out there yet. Dr. Lepušić 👍