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...About the Timing "When will I get back to normal" is a hard question to answer, even for a good doctor...
...Second Opinions Don't Always Add Up Too many physicians are quick to refer patients to yet another doctor instead of doing the heavy lifting themselves. That's not only inefficient ? it's bad medicine
...might find them actually too effective against pain. Appendicitis, gall bladder disease or even bowel infarctions can occur in these patients without them feeling any pain at all. This is very dangerous - the pain of early appendicitis is a good thing; it saves lives by bringing patients to the doctor before they start to die of abdominal infection...
...Talking about 9/11 used to be difficult for me. I am not afraid to tell everyone that, yes, therapy was an option and I took it. From September 11, 2001, until about June of 2002 I was miserable. I reached out to my family doctor who guided me to the right road to recovery. I thank him every chance I get. Those of you who think that means I should feel down and irritated all the time, you're wrong. Through therapy I am more open with everyone. I have a better relationship with my wife and two children...
...Since 9/11, I've been forced to retire. Pretty much right away I had difficulty breathing because of all the dust and debris at the site. I went to our department doctor and as soon as they took a CAT scan they realized there was something wrong. I have serious lung problems. I retired in 2002, but then came back to the department as a consultant. On Sept. 11 we'd been unable to communicate with the radios we had in the Trade Center because of all the steel and concrete. I invented a radio, the Command Post Radio, that...