Re: HOW DO YOU KNOW IF DR SAM IS A REAL DOCTOR OR NOT?
From: Dona (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 25 Apr 2001 16:54:14 -0500 (CDT)
I dont remeber him here last year either...the first I can remember from
him was last August then nothing for a long time..I guess he was a
Lurker..he didnt sart saying he was OBGYN /RE till this Jan.I agree he
should show his crudentials to Ms Barbara Nesbitt like she asked him
too..Maybe they will make him a true part of OBGYN.Net then
Like they have on the pregnancy forum.
Well I will be back here in a few weeks...all this is getting to
me..(sigh). Maybe things will calm down then.
Thanks again everyone,Dona
>At Wed, 25 Apr 2001, A wrote:
Sue,
>As a very, very long-time poster...I must comment and say that Dr. Sam was not
>here 12-15 months ago. Actually, most of the women I can recall communicating
>with and who joined in on chats we held are no longer on the board. Honestly, it
>is a real shame that that has happened. However, by personal choice, I rarely
>respond to postings anymore due to the "what seems like" constant bickering. And,
>again, as for Dr. Sam...if he is a real physician....I thank him for the support
>and education he can provide us with... however, I am also one who would rather
>know of credentials before taking any info and/or advice.
>:-) Alexis
>
>Sue wrote:
>
>> >...as a DR...doesn't really have proffesional skills....<
>>
>> Okay...enough is enough. For those of you new to this board, Dr. Sam
>> has been around for a while now--at least for the past 12-15 mos. His
>> posts have always had accurate medical information, even if it's a
>> different course of action than most REs in the US use.
>>
>> Take it or leave it, like it or not, take his information/advice or not.
>> It's your choice. But you must be more understanding of international
>> boards like this one. Maybe what you think is un-"proffesional" (sic)
>> is simply a difference in communication styles between American women
>> and a Hungarian male medical doctor. I believe it would be safe to
>> understand that Dr. Sam's first language ISN'T English--so cut him some
>> slack.
>>
>> If you don't want to take his advice, don't. Just don't ask for it,
>> either. He has been a Godsend to some of us here (those who don't have
>> a doctor who will explain things, and even those of us who do but find
>> this a good way to continue to do research), and I don't want a couple
>> of women who lurk but don't contribute regularly to offend him and send
>> away our one *real* link to the specialized field of Reproductive
>> Endocrinology.
>>