Wednesday, March 02, 2011
Hypothetical Help cont.
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I would credit the hypothetical ACSD officer in the previous post with an IQ of at least 100; rare in my experience, but certainly possible. I take his advice. I see a Kaiser Permanente primary care physician:
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me: I am experiencing bizarre neurological symptoms.
do: Describe them please.
me: At night I vibrate.
do: Have you seen a psychiatrist (tap) or a neurologist about this?
me: No.
do: That doesn't seem possible unless you are very cold and shivering. Are you cold at night?
me: It also happens in July.
do: Bizarre.
me: I have a theory: pulsed microwave energy.
do: Are you sure you are not seeing a psychiatrist?
me: I'm sure.
do: Here is an appointment with a specialist in neurology.
me: Thank you.
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I would credit the hypothetical ACSD officer in the previous post with an IQ of at least 100; rare in my experience, but certainly possible. I take his advice. I see a Kaiser Permanente primary care physician:
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me: I am experiencing bizarre neurological symptoms.
do: Describe them please.
me: At night I vibrate.
do: Have you seen a psychiatrist (tap) or a neurologist about this?
me: No.
do: That doesn't seem possible unless you are very cold and shivering. Are you cold at night?
me: It also happens in July.
do: Bizarre.
me: I have a theory: pulsed microwave energy.
do: Are you sure you are not seeing a psychiatrist?
me: I'm sure.
do: Here is an appointment with a specialist in neurology.
me: Thank you.
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