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OB/GYN: "It hurts like hell, so what are you waiting for?

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Participants Adam Wells5rustymoose54Megan Morales5boldeagle3Betty Bennett10electricdriver78hollowtrucker77Jeffrey Edwards5silverraven95Gary Jones10northernfalcon30redbison10Justin Gonzalez87Anthony Harris14Edward GreenJohn MitchellKevin White5mistybear4Frank Alvarez8Michael Cox40Jeremy Flores10Jessica Hayes3Zachary Nguyen6jadesailor14 …
rustymoose54 rustymoose54 Active Member
182 messages
joined Jun 2006
#21 ·
Betty Bennett10 said:Two out of FOUR, haha 😁 still not a majority, but hey, at least it's half.

Look, nothing justifies a reaction like that—period. I honestly think it was just a massive nervous breakdown rather than him being an arrogant jerk. He told the patient she needed to call him "Doctor" instead of "Mister," so you could argue he was just offended by how she spoke to him (I mean, calling a doctor "Mister" isn't exactly class act, even if the lady was clearly just messing around). But, don't get me wrong, I'm not exactly out here defending Petar Jukić... he acted totally primitive and it was just unacceptable.

Goodness, I wasn't counting, I was just going off what you wrote...

I didn't realize you were gonna go back and edit your post without even mentioning it, too...

Whatever, the guy is just stuck-up and rude.

Me? When I'm stressed, I just faceplant into a chocolate bar.
hollowtrucker77 hollowtrucker77 Regular
681 messages
joined Nov 2007
#22 ·
So he just brushed her off like that? Is that really how he thinks he should act?
😁
I can’t help but picture what it would be like if someone treated my girlfriend or my wife that way.
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmhgrr 😠
I’m fully convinced that "Mr. Doctor" would have actually offered an apology if he had any decency.
😉
boldeagle3 boldeagle3 Active Member
128 messages
joined Jan 2004
#23 ·
electricdriver78 said:...the last person who kept me waiting for more than 15 minutes—even though I actually had a scheduled appointment—is someone I won't forget anytime soon...

I made sure to get all my things together, then looked that receptionist straight in the eye and informed her that I was heading right back to work since my appointment wasn't being honored... and that I’d be expecting a bill in the mail for my lost wages...

🙂 😁

👍
Megan Morales5 Megan Morales5 Active Member
86 messages
joined Dec 2004
#24 ·
electricdriver78, you're a dangerous one... 😲
Betty Bennett10 Betty Bennett10 Active Member
92 messages
joined May 2005
#25 ·
rustymoose54 said:Good grief, I wasn't exactly keeping track; I just took what you said as gospel.

I had no idea you were going to go back and edit your post without even mentioning it.

It doesn't really matter; the guy is just arrogant and incredibly rude.

Whenever I find myself spiraling into a state of irritation, my immediate reflex is to reach for a bar of chocolate. It’s a predictable pattern, really—a quiet, solitary ritual where I attempt to soothe a frayed nervous system with sugar and cocoa. There isn't much deep philosophy behind it; it's just a blunt way to manage the friction of daily life.

Good grief, what exactly am I supposed to write when I’m editing a post? I just put "PARDON," but apparently, that isn't cutting it. It looks like I'll have to actually sit down and pore over the forum rules to figure out how this works. 😛

The tip is nothing more than raw material. 😁 It’s common knowledge at this point. Personally, whenever I find myself getting worked up, I just start chanting "ommm" to stay level.
Megan Morales5 Megan Morales5 Active Member
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joined Dec 2004
#26 ·
hollowtrucker77 said:So, he just grunted at her and that's supposed to count as "behavior"?... I don't know. It feels like we're lowering the bar every single day...
😁
I can't help but picture how it would feel if someone treated my girlfriend—or my wife—that way...
Hmmmmmmmmmmm... hgrr... 😠
I truly believe that "Mr. Doctor" would actually apologize... if he had any sense left in him.
😉

Yeah, that’s exactly what I was thinking too. It’s not like I usually find myself getting physical... or looking for an excuse to... 😁 I think I mentioned this once before over on RiD—but look, I have my own ways of handling things that don't involve getting physical...
Jeffrey Edwards5 Jeffrey Edwards5 Active Member
74 messages
joined Dec 2004
#27 ·
If she’d just told him, "Without my body, you wouldn't even need that accreditation," he'd be suing her for defamation by now, wouldn't he?
Megan Morales5 Megan Morales5 Active Member
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joined Dec 2004
#28 ·
Betty Bennett10 said:Good grief, what am I actually supposed to write when I edit a post? I just put "PARDON," but apparently that doesn't cut it... Guess I’ll have to go dig through the forum rules again. 😛

The guy is just raw material 😁—everyone knows that. Personally, whenever I'm losing my cool, I just start chanting "ooooommm."

So basically, you're over here meditating while rustymoose54 is just sitting there eating chocolate... 🙂
Megan Morales5 Megan Morales5 Active Member
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joined Dec 2004
#29 ·
Jeffrey Edwards5 said:So if she’d just told him, "Listen, without my anatomy, you wouldn't even need that accreditation in the first place," he’d be filing a lawsuit for defamation right now, wouldn't he?

😁 👍...or maybe, "If it weren't for my damn lady parts, you wouldn't even have an income to begin with." 😳
hollowtrucker77 hollowtrucker77 Regular
681 messages
joined Nov 2007
#30 ·
Now, I don't mean I'd ever get physical—I go out of my way to avoid that kind of thing whenever possible—but...
there are certain ways you can make it incredibly clear to someone exactly where they stand in the social hierarchy.
I’ve even mastered that specific facial expression that carries just enough weight to remind them of a funeral procession or some deep-seated trauma, especially when paired with the right tone of voice.
🙂
At the end of the day, regardless of whether we're talking about the Prime Minister or the President, people are expected to act with a basic level of decency and civility!
If they don't, they might just find themselves getting a much-needed lesson in manners from someone who actually knows how to behave properly.
😎
rustymoose54 rustymoose54 Active Member
182 messages
joined Jun 2006
#31 ·
Betty Bennett10 said:Ugh, seriously, what am I even supposed to write when I'm editing a post? I just typed PARDON... isn't that enough? Guess I'll have to actually sit down and read through the forum rules properly 😛

The guy is just raw material 😁—everyone knows that. Personally, whenever I'm losing my mind, I just start chanting oooommm...

oh, my bad 🙄 just keep on singing

I hate editing stuff after the fact. It’s not even about the forum rules, I just think it looks tacky 😉
Megan Morales5 Megan Morales5 Active Member
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joined Dec 2004
#32 ·
hollowtrucker77 said:,
otherwise, he might just learn some manners from someone who's completely rude and uncivilized...
😎

He doesn't need any lessons—he's already got plenty of that 😁
hollowtrucker77 hollowtrucker77 Regular
681 messages
joined Nov 2007
#33 ·
oh, please
it’s nothing more than just thoughts
😁
if it really comes down to it, I’ll sink so low that even a cannibal out in the deep jungle would think twice before getting too close to me
Megan Morales5 Megan Morales5 Active Member
86 messages
joined Dec 2004
#34 ·
hollowtrucker77 said:well, no...
he's just imagining things
😁
if I really had to, I’d sink low enough that even a cannibal in the middle of the jungle would think twice about coming near me

Is the guy even worth it? Personally, nobody is worth me getting down in the mud for. You can always teach someone a lesson without losing your dignity...
electricdriver78 electricdriver78 Active Member
90 messages
joined Dec 2002
#35 ·
Jeffrey Edwards5 said:If she had just told him, "You wouldn't even need that accreditation if you didn't have my junk," he'd probably sue her for defamation, right?


😁 👍

I really need to write this one down...
hollowtrucker77 hollowtrucker77 Regular
681 messages
joined Nov 2007
#36 ·
Look, if I absolutely have to
I actually kind of enjoy being the one people turn to when there’s something worth saying
🙂
electricdriver78 electricdriver78 Active Member
90 messages
joined Dec 2002
#37 ·
Megan Morales5 said:electricdriver78, you're a total firecracker...😲

nah, not at all—I'm actually pretty soft-hearted, really...😁
silverraven95 silverraven95 Newcomer
7 messages
joined May 2005
#38 ·
Look, the guy is an absolute jerk, no question about it, but his behavior—and honestly, all your comments here—has actually left me reflecting on things a little bit... It’s just a reality that when we deal with people who are supposedly highly educated, whether they're specialists, professors, or high-level executives, we naturally expect a certain level of decorum, which makes it even harder to stomach when they act like complete idiots. I've had bosses in the past who were total Neanderthals 😁 , despite holding PhDs. On the flip side, I think that when you're dealing with illness and endless medical research, everyone becomes incredibly vulnerable, so we look to doctors to provide at least a baseline of calm, empathy, and basic human decency. And goodness knows, they aren't all saints; it's not like God reached down and personally handpicked them to be decent, cultured human beings just because they became physicians, but rather they chose this path for their own specific reasons. It is truly a tragedy that having an advanced degree or moving in certain social circles hasn't taught them fundamental politeness and class, but hey, life happens
Gary Jones10 Gary Jones10 Active Member
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joined Feb 2004
#39 ·
Betty Bennett10 said:I think the only takeaway from this news is that Dr. Petar Jukić is just an impolite man. He isn't a bad doctor; he's actually a top-tier specialist.

Thanks, Betty Bennett10—but I’ll do everything in my power to avoid seeking treatment from a top-tier specialist who treats patients like they're being shoved through a revolving door at a crowded clinic. 🙄
Megan Morales5 Megan Morales5 Active Member
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joined Dec 2004
#40 ·
Good God, you get all kinds of people in those positions—it’s not like God personally tapped them on the shoulder and whispered that they were decent, cultured, or polite enough to deserve a medical degree... they just chose that path for their own reasons, for better or worse.

😁

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