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10 comments:
And don’t come back to work for 48 hours after your first formed stool...
Isn't that a specialist in cruise ship viruses?
Neither a neurologist nor a virologist be.
So bad spelling is a symtpom?
Sounds like an awfully narrow subspecialty of infectious diseases.
It's a crappy job, but somebody has to do it.
Shouldn't that be spelled with an "ΓΈ?"
I didn't think you were still allowed to call people that.
NO WAY
Call for another appointment in a week
Funny, that, Dr G. when I put that spelling in Google it comes up with a neurologist. Maybe it's a special way to spell your specialty?
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