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Re: using amniocytes to check Hemolytic Disease of the Newb From: Ana C. Cunha (kimle@mithlond.esoterica.pt) Sat Dec 28 19:24:32 1996 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Kenneth J. Moise: "Geff's dilemmia" Previous message: Zelda Collett-Paule, CNM: "An Alaska Guy's 12 Days of Christmas" > Date: Thu, 26 Dec 1996 08:00:57 -0600 > From: "James E. Sumners" <james@cpdx.com> > btw, i just deleted a message from this list that suggested we not > "practice medicine" online as we may undercut our colleagues. as i may > have just undercut my colleagues in MFM and my own practice by giving some > info to Mark, i make NO apologies for it. if we hoard our knowledge and > experience, all we will gain is to die with it. This seems an unfair way to comment on other lister's messages. I simply don't think that a forum is the appropriated place for this L&D. The question about fees was trying to be sarcastic and followed the opinion of someone with experience in this kind of work: > Anyone on this list prepared for the volumes!!!!! Anyone really have > time to do this > for free??????? > > Interestingly, 75% of my answers include the words...."this is > something you must discuss face to face with your Dr. because an > exam is needed." > > I would hesitate to start this service on any list for free. I > think just ignoring the questions or, if you have time, answering > them privately would be in everyone's best interest. Never wanted to be rude. Sorry. Ana Next message: Kenneth J. Moise: "Geff's dilemmia" Previous message: Zelda Collett-Paule, CNM: "An Alaska Guy's 12 Days of Christmas"

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