This is why you always have to take reviews with a grain of salt for sure. I've noticed especially for health stuff. I was curious and looked up my neurologist once and saw a very negative review for her. I think she is awesome and one of the best I have had. The whole time I was reading the review I was picturing my doctor and how she communicates. Basically some patients don't want the truth from a doctor they just want to hear certain things they already believe. When they don't hear it they blame the doctor as not listening or of having no empathy. I know there are some bad doctors out there as far as bedside manner, but think there are far more bad patients.
casonthemason on December 23rd, 2017 at 17:10 UTC »
Entitlement 101: incapable of accepting consequences for their own actions, unwilling to compromise, playing the victim
JstJeff on December 23rd, 2017 at 17:35 UTC »
This is why you always have to take reviews with a grain of salt for sure. I've noticed especially for health stuff. I was curious and looked up my neurologist once and saw a very negative review for her. I think she is awesome and one of the best I have had. The whole time I was reading the review I was picturing my doctor and how she communicates. Basically some patients don't want the truth from a doctor they just want to hear certain things they already believe. When they don't hear it they blame the doctor as not listening or of having no empathy. I know there are some bad doctors out there as far as bedside manner, but think there are far more bad patients.
Edit: a word
waig on December 23rd, 2017 at 17:41 UTC »
I can only imagine how many clients probably expect them to work for free because "don't you love animals?"