Here we are with another what Jo-Anne thinks posy, today I am thinking about rude doctors something we encountered yesterday.
I know I am not the only person to have encountered one, but still what the hell is with them. Also why do we not think of a come back answer till after the visit is over with.
Yesterday Leo had an appointment with a new pediatrician and we all left saying to each other that he was rude and bossy. This man who said he had a lot of training in dealing with children, really didn't seem to know how to speak to someone with ODD, ADHD & Autism.
Telling a child like Leo to “man up” and take a, Leo reacted badly and said “hell no, ain't gonna happen”..........., this dufus, went on and on about it for a few more minutes. He wanted to switch Leo from short acting to long acting medication, yes it might be easier but Leo isn't interested as yet.
There is a doctor at my GP practice that is rude and I refuse to see the man.
I have wondered at times if these rude people realise they are rude...........
I also wonder at times if they would care if they knew????????
7 comments:
They probably wouldn't care if they knew they were rude. It's their way or no way. Sometimes it's just their personality.
I think some of them don't realize and some don't care. Like you--I avoid them after I encounter them. ;)
Some may not know but some just don't care what people think about them. If I have a choice, I too would avoid seeing them again.
This happened once with my boys' pediatrician. I never went back, found a new doctor capable of showing respect.
Margaert D......I think you are right
Rita......It is the best way if possible
Nancy.......I get that
Karen...........I wouldn't go back if I had a choice
That's not the way to treat Leo. He won't trust a doctor who speaks to him that way, and you won't.
Love,
Janie
My doctor is to-the-point to a fault, but not rude. I'd have given that guy a hearty KMA on the way out.
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