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Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
Posts: 28,977
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My ex-wife did heart transplants for a living and I was the medivac pilot who brought the patients into the hospital.
Its true that you do not want to be operated on early on Monday, late on Friday or anything that is "emergency" but then we rarely have a choice when being wheeled into the ER.
There are good doctors, and there are not so good doctors. Unless you know someone you "pays your money and takes your chances" and hopefully things will work out.
Also remember that there are enough people who die each week to fill a Boeing B-747 from cigarette smoking. Can you imagine crashing one of those puppies each week, losing everyone on board, and the public outcry? Just because smoking is "accepted" is this allowed to occur with few comments.
JoeA
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