My career path thus far . . .

You want to be Queen of all that she surveys. Siren to the masses. A media Queen....


My bad, I got wordy. I should have just said you want to be Britney Spears.:biggrin1:

QUOTE: Osiris - You want to be Queen of all that she surveys. Siren to the masses. A media Queen....

My bad, I got wordy. I should have just said you want to be Britney Spears.:biggrin1:

Me . . . Britney Spears? You been drinking that cheap hootch again? You know I ain't go no rhythm.:redface: I'm the white sheep of the family. :tongue:

Me . . . Britney Spears? You been drinking that cheap hootch again? You know I ain't go no rhythm.:redface: I'm the white sheep of the family. :tongue:

The doctor that performed your negroectomy must have been good to remove your rythm. :biggrin1:

We're both going to hell now.

ROTFLMAO
Me . . . Britney Spears? You been drinking that cheap hootch again? You know I ain't go no rhythm.:redface: I'm the white sheep of the family. :tongue:

The doctor that performed your negroectomy must have been good to remove your rythm. :biggrin1:
We're both going to hell now.


That's okay he left the CP Time gene as well as the ability to clean raw collards at lightning speed; I love chitlin's.

NJQT, sorry to hear about your Meniere's. (I hope you were correctly diagnosed... there was a NY Times article back on 18 April about misdiagnosis of Meniere's.) Your profile says you're in GA... maybe find a good teaching hospital in Atlanta (Emory? st Joseph's?) and let their best have another crack at your diagnosis if you haven't already gone to the top. Often the best costs no more than the "pretty good". I think of a friend of mine for whom the difference between a good doctor and a great doctor was the difference between a hysterectomy and a baby... the "good" doctor was pleasant but really didn't try hard enough on the diagnosis. What looked potentially nasty to the first guy turned out to be benign, but rare. The good doctor missed it, the great doctor (who was kind of a prick) found it and fixed it. I've also seen the same thing in a few different cases of people close to me having cancer-- the right doctor meant treatment that worked, a "nice" doctor meant missing things, and dying early. I respected one well-respected doctor a lot for saying "Oh, if you can work with that other clinic, you probably shouldn't be spending time with us..."

Too bad you're not still in NJ-- between New York and Philly you would have your pick of doctors and hospitals.

Sorry to get all serious on you, but I feel pretty strongly about people not getting great medical care. As a country we really need to sort this shit out. Maybe Barack will get it done.