Oh he is going to love this one and Rayna's and Deri's too.  You guys are so
fantastic!  Thanks!

I must tell you that this man is no ordinary doctor (no, I don't have a thing
for him either).  I've been seeing him for about three years now, and I feel
very lucky about that.  He has always been patient with me and my questions,
he has never, but never treated me like a lessor, I've cried in his office
and he's been okay with that, and he hugged me just before my Mom died.  He
does all of this while keeping the perfect professional distance.  He's a
good one, let me tell you.

He is the doctor, I believe, against whom all doctors should be measured.  I
really appreciate that you are going to help me give him a good laugh...and
maybe a diagnosis.

Betty
In a message dated 04/19/2001 1:30:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [log in to unmask]
writes:

> Dr. Leslie:
>     please give betty a diagnosis of cp for the following reasons:
>
>  1. she has the wierd sense of humor that goes with this chronic condition.
>  2. she has already been given an honorary cp diagnosis from me (i am at
>  least as good as DR. GRANNY, of beverly hillbilly fame) and for reasons
>  unknown to me, this is not good enough.
>  3. it would be a lot easier than
>      a. having all of the hundreds of us come to you for a diagnosis of
>  Perrifreal neurophy. (so i can't spell it, you being a doctor maybe can't
>  write it.)
>      b. changing our list name to PN-list
>      c. Having St. Johns convert all the archives to relect the change.
>  just do it, it will be a lot less trouble for everybody concerned.
>


Betty
aut viam inveniam aut faciam
"I will either find a way or make one."