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Saturday, March 24, 2007In the thirty minutes I spent in the waiting room I must have heard the story of the lost boy scout three times. I learned that "authorities were confident in his survival skills" but there were "concerns that he was without his medication." The Boy Scouts are good at teaching basic survival skills, but can anyone say with a straight face that they trust a 12-year-old who walks away from his troop to use those skills wisely? And that medication that it was dangerous for him to go without? Ritalin. Television news - hype remains their specialty. posted by Sydney on 3/24/2007 12:37:00 PM 2 comments 2 Comments:Given the number of doctors available to us, I'm on the verge of making it a policy that I will stop patronizing the offices of those doctors who insist on blasting us non-stop with the inanities of CNN or any of its equally obnoxious rivals in the waiting room By No Acute Distress, at 9:54 PM
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