Things like that for numbers that were supposed to be MD doctors. But I've realized that I might know some people who know some townies, so we'll see if I get anywhere that way.


I thought it was funny too, especially since it was such a good dream!


Okay. *nods* Yeah, I get that too... I think it is partly because many doctors I've seen tend to be very efficient and competent-like, so they want to get information quickly, process it quickly, and send you on your way. There's not a lot of space to waffle on about things you aren't sure are a problem or are even real (for example, I really suck at noticing pain). The best doc I ever had was in the uni flu clinic here last semester. He was so calm and deliberate, despite the dozens of students flooding that clinic, that he actually noticed I couldn't breathe, took the time to administer a test, and taught me how to use an inhaler. It didn't take long at all, but it's not something most doctors would bother with if you didn't say anything. (And before you yell at me, I hadn't noticed it myself! Or registered it as Problem anyway.)