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tazzygirl -> RE: Letting your kink include others nonconsensually (10/25/2009 5:12:36 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Drifa
But I do plan on discussing my discomfort with the hospital's ethics committee, my regular OB/GYN and GP, and possibly with the state medical association. He may not be indulging a kink - but if not, his patient communication techniques SERIOUSLY need work. And while I don't care if the man has a suppository/laxative fetish, I *DO* care that he not inflict it on non-consenting people under his medical care if that's so. Whether it was him being weird or not, the way he approached it made me really uncomfortable.
I know there is some doubt in this thread, but I say good for you.
It seems like there is a lot of evidence that there is something suspicious going on, but in the unlikely event that you are wrong, that's what the job of the hospital ethics committee is, to investigate.
I think she might benefit from seeing the file. But if she expects results from any complaints, she will have to hire a lawyer. Most hospitals wont get rid of a Surgeon based upon a few complaints... or even many. Sadly enough.
While you may think im arguing in behalf of the Surgeon, its a hard, long batter for any patient to get heard over a surgeon. All she has is her words, and what the staff said to her. If the staff wont back up what they said, it becomes a he said/she said issue. Which is why i think getting the chart may be a good idea. She may be surprised at what she finds.
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