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Wayne Doubletree Resident (138.26.199.131) on 3/23/2017 - 2:25 p.m. says: ( 144 views , 14 likes )

"No he's not the final word . . . but what I see . . . "

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Where did I say he was? Again, I respect his opinion but

most national physician (and nurses too for that matter) differ. And he's not the final word, any more than my opinion is about residential real estate.==============================

Is that the liberals here are quick to put on their compassion cap and rant for the "little guy" when it fits their politics. Chemo has eloquently and forcefully explained how the ACA is running him out of biz . . . an actual person that we all know telling us what is happening in his practice. Yet, there is a concerted effort to diminish and push aside this first-hand, on the front lines account. He is the face of the damage that the ACA is doing to private practice . . . but on-ward.

I realize he's a doc and probably has a nice life (beside of course him and his wife's cancer) . . . but the destruction of his practice is not good policy, good biz or good medicine.

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No he's not the final word . . . but what I see . . . Wayne 3/23/2017 - 2:25 p.m.


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