Do you 'fret' about your patients?
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Do you 'fret' about your patients?
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I had a client with a particularly worrying personal legal problem. If it all went horribly wrong he would lose his good name, his medical registration and probably a great deal of his fr
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Do you 'fret' about your patients?
posted at 13/2/2012 11:11 AM GMT
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I had a client with a particularly worrying personal legal problem. If it all went horribly wrong he would lose his good name, his medical registration and probably a great deal of his friends, security and stability. One night at home I awoke 'fretting' about his plight - something I have very rarely been prone too. But, I liked this man, I thought he was good and decent, a good father and a good doctor, I didn't want him to lose. I had to get up from bed and make a drink to work out the problem in my mind and the best was to approach it. Once I had done that I slept. How often do you find that you really took to a patient?, perhaps admired them? Have you lost sleep because of fretting about them?. After all, all of us when stripped to the bare bones is a creature (dare I say).
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