[Indydealmaker]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

I think how we perceive a person by how they look and dress is valid. I think Mudder is wise in her perception. Going back to all of the work it took to get her where she is, this is a terrible thing. But, I wouldn't consult her.

Even in medicine it is free enterprise, if you do a better job, or are perceived to do a better job, you will be more successful.

Nothing is ever, ever simple, but it is no crime for each to come to their own conclusion. That isn't judging her in the biblical sense, it is coming to a logical conclusion about what we know or think we know and how it will affect us.

Gracie, You are wrong on this one.

I have received "life changing" medical advice from Dr. Hamnik. She was the one and only neurologist that recognized that my "myasthenia gravis" was totally misdiagnosed.