YoshiEgg25 wrote:Just make sure that you ask whoever is going to be your doctor the questions that are important. What equipment does he use? How long has he been practicing? Stuff like that. You are hiring him or her to do work for you. You should treat it as such and interview them accordingly, and find the best one for you.
Then you don't have to deal with the "bad" doctors.
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Dear Lord I can't tell you how many friends I have who have dealt with terminal disease, but yet don't ask questions when meeting with their doctors. I get it; You're afraid, the doctor is supposed to know his/her stuff, yet they're quiet when speaking to a doctor. It's like everyone sees it as "the doctor's time" not theirs. Take every minute you can and ask every question, as it is your time.
...about 15 minutes before I have to leave to go to work.
-- it appears after 11 years of solid reliable service, my Dreamcast has officially bit the dust. Was playing NFL 2K2 hoping to replicate this years Super Bowl matchup and for no reason I heard a really loud clicking as the disc was spinning and I was no longer getting any sound. Turned it off, unplugged it, looked online for "home remedies", used a canned air to blast all the dust and dirt out of it, and cleaned the laser with a swab & alcohol and tried that "calibration" trick you read so much about on the internets. No good. Real pissed that I gotta get a new DC in time for next month's TR in Soul Calibur. I took such GOOD care of it too.
in this? I completed Shenmue II before it gave. THANK GOODNESS.
