Dear Ann Landers, fter I spent several hundred dollars to come to this world-famous medical center in Minnesota, the doctors had the nerve to tell me I am not sick. The final consultation took one hour. My X rays and previous history going back ten years were hauled out. The doctor ended the consultation by saying, "You are in good physical condition for a woman your age. Go home and find something to keep yourself busy." What he meant was, "You are healthy as a horse but you are nuts." When doctors can't get to the root of the trouble, why do they tell the patient his troubles are imaginary?-III But Undiagnosed
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