-- -----Original Message----- -- From: Bob W [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 1:02 PM -- To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- -- Hi, -- -- > P.S. I also have a story of being mistaken for a doctor -- while another -- > friend, in med school at the time, was showing me around -- the hospital where -- > she was an intern... -- -- hmm. Doesn't sound suitable for family viewing. I'm reminded of the -- scene from one of the old British "Doctor ..." series of -- movies. He is -- examining a young girl with a stethoscope. -- -- Doctor: Big breath now! -- Girl: Yeth, and I'm only thikthteen. -- -- -- -- Cheers, -- Bob --
LOL! She was so mad that everyone turned to me for information. I pulled it all off quite well. Now that I think of it she never did invite me to the hospital again, the university - sure, just not the teaching hospital. She is now a doctor and also a professor at that university... As for family viewing, I guess it dependson the family :-) Ahhhh, the stories I could tell... about teaching hospitals of course - cadavers in classrooms and such... Cesar Panama City, Florida
