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Re: XDR-TBFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comThu May 31 19:57:45 2007
In a message dated 5/31/07 5:08:55 PM, henrygregor@yahoo.com writes:
> As the fat man himself used to say, "How sweet it is!" Hey, don't gloat. The scenario is this: The guy is a plaintiff's attorney married to a law student. However, his father-in-law is a doc at CDC in the TB section. So I wonder where the TB might have come, don't you? And it might be a case of "I don't want this jerk-weed marrying/influencing my precious daughter." So before all the EVIDENCE is in (don't you watch CSI???), don't pick the bad guy. EVERYONE is a suspect, don't ya know? The truth will set you free. Joe P.
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