Am I over-reacting here?

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I'm tired and need an outsiders perspective. My son went for a LONG neurological

eval. today. At the end my son was very excited about a story that he had

written. (he's not a writer and doesn't like to write.) He asked if I could see

it and the dr. said he could see it in about 2 weeks when I come back. My son

pushed that it was a great story and pleaded for me to see it. I asked if I

could just have a copy of it and dr. said oh, it would be unethical for it to be

" out there for anyone to see--it could compromise the test if it was just out

there. " I was alittle dumbstruck and meanwhile, my son ran outside the office

and cried in the corner. SO, then the dr. says I'll talk to him. I stopped him

for a minute as I just didn't have the confidence that he would make the

situation better. He didn't and proved my point. He brought the paper out for me

to see only, and I showed my son I saw it and then gave it back to the dr. My

son wouldn't leave, and it dragged out. I was finally able to coax my son out

eventually.

This IS a new dr. and he does seem to either lack confidence or is just a

normally timid or meek kind of guy. Either way, you see I'm not impressed with

him.

Have you ever heard of a dr.s office not letting a photocopied black and while

pix, " go on the outside? " The top of the paper was the pix the bottom portion

was my son's essay. Did the doc handle this poorly or am I over-reacting? Be

honest, please.