Articles breathlessly getting excited about anecdotal cases are a good way of do...

keyle · on Sept 12, 2023

I agree, it reads like the doctors didn't do their job properly.

corethree · on Sept 12, 2023

>I agree, it reads like the doctors didn't do their job properly.

I'm sorry. But this is exactly what occured. Doctors failed to do their job. That mother payed money and wasted time and got nothing. That is unilateral and categorical failure of all Doctors involved.

Are they refunding her money for failing? Are they refunding her insurance company? No?

Then it's not just about doing their job properly. It's about theft. This is no different from a hospital charging 100k for 1 day of care.

Tell it like it is, doctors aren't doing their job properly.

keyle · on Sept 12, 2023

That's what, I wrote(?)

Edit: no you don't know what I'm implying as I'm implying nothing here. Relax.

corethree · on Sept 12, 2023

You wrote:

"I agree, it reads like the doctors didn't do their job properly."

Implying as if doctors DID do their job properly and that the article reads with a sensationalist style like they didn't.

I am saying you are completely wrong. The article is spot on on the failure of the doctors here.