[ SECRET POST #2866 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2866 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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07. http://i.imgur.com/fq1S7if.png
[Strictly Come Dancing, linked for nudity]


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08. [ SPOILERS for Bleak Expectations]



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09. [ SPOILERS for Watchmen ]



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10. [ SPOILERS for Transformers: More than Meets the Eye ]



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11. [ WARNING for child sexual abuse ]



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12. [ WARNING for rape, gore, etc]

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Comments

Re: Calling doctors by their first names

[(Anonymous)]

I have a problem of a similar nature actually; one of my favorite doctors is actually a PA (Physician's Assistant). She's totally awesome and about the same age as me; we have a similar family background and can chat about life. I've repeatedly asked the nurses how I should refer to her because I feel that calling her "Miss Lastname" devalues her considerable skill as a physician (seriously, she's better than almost any doctor I've ever had). They have no answer. I don't want to seem disrespectful by just calling her her first name, and calling her "Miss Firstname" is just as devaluing, in my eyes, and also kind of condescending-sounding.

So, I just don't call her anything when we talk. It's amazing how you can have a conversation with someone and never use their name. At home I refer to her fondly by her first name, but not in the office. I wish she had a title worthy of her abilities.

Re: Calling doctors by their first names

[(Anonymous)]

In another office I was in we had a PA and everyone just called him by his first name, which he was fine with and (most of) the patients were fine with (some called him Mr. Last Name). It can be kind of tough in that situation, though, since they're not actually a doctor, but some people don't feel comfortable with using their first name, and Mr./Miss doesn't totally seem right either.