If I were a doctor, rather than come to this quick diagnoses I would try to
rule out possible causes. I would then tell my patient what it was not.
After aggressively ruling out possible causes, I would get around to
exploring the possibility of stress. In my experience, doctors are so
anxious to attribute everything to stress that they are all stressed out.
The stress diagnoses is so easy, can't be disproved, for we all suffer
stress, and takes no effort on their part. It also pays very well--about $80
for 10 minutes. No warranties to worry about, no paperwork, no referrals to
coordinate, less hassle with insurance. Pure stress gravy...
Nick Medford <nick at hermit0.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:W4waQJAC6Xv4EwQY at hermit0.demon.co.uk...
> > Don't let anyone tell you it is just stress or emotions.
>> But what if it is?
>> I understand that your problems were apparently incorrectly diagnosed as
> such, but that doesn't mean all such diagnoses are incorrect.
>> Regards
> --
> Nick Medford
