I took my child to see this

doctor after being referred by her preferred care

physician. This doctor came in and took one look at my

child's condition, diagnosed it and handed me a pamphlet,

turned and started walking out the door.

I interrupted his dash for

the door and asked him if a prescription could be given

for the itching. This doctor (and I use that term very

loosely) stopped, turned and looked at me with such hate

and disgust and answered by saying, "No, if it's

[the condition], it doesn't itch!"

If I had all the answers, I

sure would not have wasted my time and money seeing his

hateful behind! Believe me, there will never be another

time he'll ever have to grace my family with his racist

presence.

Luckily, a nurse was

present who took the time to explain to me what this

condition is, how to treat it, and answered any questions

I had. She even seemed to be uncomfortable about her

employer's behavior.

I'd just like to thank her

for doing her boss' job and caring for her patient. It's

just too bad you work for such a sick, twisted excuse of

a physician, let alone a man. Aren't physicians obligated

to oaths of some kind that would protect the morality of

the field?

I'd just like to say to

this physician, "Where do you plan to spend

eternity? Certainly not in heaven, because the God I love

and serve has no color, no respectable persons. Last I

read, the Jews are his chosen people and I've never seen

a redheaded Jew before!"

Much thanks to physicians

like doctors John Potts, Ron Thompson, Ronnie Smith and

Anthony Slagel, who really care for their patients and

take the time to sit and confer with us parents whenever

possible. You are the examples of what the field of

medicine should be.

P. Dalcoe

Fayette