Re: RE:: the virtual pity party

[Guest guest]

Kathi and a,

It took me several minutes to go through that section, but I laughed

quite a bit! There are a lot people at that site with a wonderful sense

of humor. You're right, a, it's sad that it is so true. I could

identify all too well with the Diagnostic Roulette Wheel. Laughing about

it all is a better choice than crying, I suppose.

This is tempting me to borrow this idea (OK, steal) and make a few very

nicely constructed and laminated wheels that I can secretly leave behind

on the next goofy doctor's desk! I'd like to add " You Look Good to Me! "

and " Advancing Old Age (anything over 30) " and " Stress " and " Depression "

as slots, or do they go under " All in Head " ? Or should we create a

separate wheel for those? The Diagnostic Roulette Wheel companion: " I'm

Stumped, So It Must Be the Patient's Imagination Wheel " ?

Maybe we could come up with some pity party games that we could sell

online and then donate all of the proceeds to the disease foundations of

our choice. On our site, we could add a special note of thanks to all of

the doctors who inspired our creative products, LOL!

Thanks for the funny ideas, Kathi!

[ ] RE:: the virtual pity party

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>

> http://www.sclero.org/support/humor/a-to-z.html

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> I found it; if you have a few minutes..this is really funny...the

> diagnostic roulette wheel...Is a must see..I think most will

> understand and say...I have been through this....anyway let me know

> what you think...Kathi in OK

[Guest guest]

Kathi,

This really is funny but unfortunately so true. What a great sense of humor

the writer has LOL!

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[ ] RE:: the virtual pity party

http://www.sclero.org/support/humor/a-to-z.html

I found it; if you have a few minutes..this is really funny...the

diagnostic roulette wheel...Is a must see..I think most will

understand and say...I have been through this....anyway let me know

what you think...Kathi in OK

[Guest guest]

Hi and Kathi,

I had thought of adding my own labels too!

For PA (psoriatic arthritis), I would have to add " JUST Tendontitis "

and " No Joint Damage, You're Fine " .

And from a different doctor " Bone Absorption " , " Joint

Impaction " , " Joint Deformation " and " Maybe it's TB! There's an

epidemic now. "

With an arrow pointing to all of those at the same time! hehe

> Kathi and a,

>

> It took me several minutes to go through that section, but I laughed

> quite a bit! There are a lot people at that site with a wonderful

sense

> of humor. You're right, a, it's sad that it is so true. I could

> identify all too well with the Diagnostic Roulette Wheel. Laughing

about

> it all is a better choice than crying, I suppose.

>

> This is tempting me to borrow this idea (OK, steal) and make a few

very

> nicely constructed and laminated wheels that I can secretly leave

behind

> on the next goofy doctor's desk! I'd like to add " You Look Good to

Me! "

> and " Advancing Old Age (anything over 30) " and " Stress "

and " Depression "

> as slots, or do they go under " All in Head " ? Or should we create a

> separate wheel for those? The Diagnostic Roulette Wheel

companion: " I'm

> Stumped, So It Must Be the Patient's Imagination Wheel " ?

>

> Maybe we could come up with some pity party games that we could sell

> online and then donate all of the proceeds to the disease

foundations of

> our choice. On our site, we could add a special note of thanks to

all of

> the doctors who inspired our creative products, LOL!

>

> Thanks for the funny ideas, Kathi!

>

>

>

>

>

> [ ] RE:: the virtual pity party

> >

> >

> > http://www.sclero.org/support/humor/a-to-z.html

> >

> > I found it; if you have a few minutes..this is really

funny...the

> > diagnostic roulette wheel...Is a must see..I think most will

> > understand and say...I have been through this....anyway let me

know

> > what you think...Kathi in OK