[maine-iac7]

You are doing the slandering - I was with that couple - I know what they went through - and you are calling them , me and everyone else liars.

I also know they are a very Christian couple and couldn’t lie if their life depended on it.

And they wouldn’t even speak ill of people like you =

I pity anyone who is obviously as up tight and carrying the weight of knowing it all on their shoulders, like you are.

I’d say have a nice life, but how could you do that? After all, wherever you go, there you are.

[right way right]

Heh! let’s poke it with a stick......

[Mamzelle]

Being carried away on the emotions that medical problems is something I have seen a lot of, myself. No good deed goes unpunished. And I don't know what Christianity has to do with it--it doesn't allow slander--I think there's even a commandment for that--

Immediately the conversation turns to how awfully dreadful and lacking in empathy and how cruel and unkind and downright immoral, incompetent and venal were the medical personnel who may or may *not* have behaved in a perfectly professional manner. In the throes of the dismay of dealing with a huge problem, it's so nice to have someone to paint as villain and so very sweet to play a victim.

If these doctors are so bad, why don't you file a complaint with the licensing board, rather than blacken his reputation under cover of anonymity?

Name his name. There really aren't that many OBs in the country. It'd be easy to figure out.

Shouldn't you be concerned with protecting the next poor victim of this terrible doctor?