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I was explaining some medical things to someone today (I was not giving medical advice, there's a difference) and at one point, she asked me, "Are you a doctor?".
Am I a doctor? No, but apparently, I could play one on TV and none would be the wiser =)
I've always been fascinated with medical/health information. A lot of doctors I've met have commented on how nice it is to have a patient who will do their homework, bring good questions to them and generally be responsible for my own ass =) And I guess with my geek background, I carry technical lingo well.
Of course, now I should preface everything I say with, "I'm not a doctor, so you need to talk to a doctor about this, but sometimes x can happen and that can cause y to happen because blahblahblah..."
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Apparently, it still does. >={
um, no, I'm still trying to get through the hell that is undergrad. :)
And I ALWAYS do my homework on medical stuff. I wanna know exactly what the doctor means and how that will impact whatever. :) No medical surprises for me, thankyouverymuch.