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Re: BV, metronidazole allergy, no insuranceFrom: ginny lee, CNM (kaupilimakoa@hotmail.com)Tue Mar 19 06:37:12 2002
I've seen versions of this "syndrome" for as long as I can remember including the patients whose family/friends bring huge baskets/flowers/clothing etc to the new mother, who can't "afford" a carseat and expect the hospital to provide one, to the public health patients I used to visit who managed to have a TV,VCR but no phone or ability to transport themselves to their appointments, to the patients on welfare who ask about infertility treatment. Frustrating to deal with especially if you are an individual who has worked hard and long, whether it be for financial gain or getting in shape or whatever.
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