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Originally Posted by rubicon
Let me be clear my comments are not directly directed at the OP but the actions taken by the OP.
Once again "Rules of Civility and Decent Behavior In Company and Conversation" explain the error. The OP was not a party to this business discussion.
We are all different and in this specific situation reticence by the OP was required because all the OP did was add fuel to this fire.
One poster describes the OP as "always being...." I would like to believe that I am "always.... but that is an absolute and thus not humanly possible "generally"perhaps but not "always".
This poster also identified the OP as a retired RN and that explains the OP response the Op was in essence defending the medical community and hence defending his/herself. The type of facility was of no consequence because the issue was a missed appointment
In some medical offices a missed appointment means being charged the cost of the appointment.
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Perhaps not" always". My affection and admiration for this woman made me emotionally defensive.
I notice that my age has caused me to be more outspoken than I used to be.
I am surprised Dilly spoke out, but she did and to me and how I was raised,she was right. Sometimes being silent isn't the right thing to do.
I have rarely shared my views on politics except with my family and close friends, nor even had passionate views on world affairs until this last decade of my life. It could be part of our human development that as we age we speak up on things that we had not previously.
I have defended you many times on the political forum Rubicon, because I have read your posts for many years. This one is true to you and doesn't surprise me. We are who we are and don't have a whole lot of time left to be here and to speak up.