Kevin, M.D. - Medical Weblog: Robin S.: A marriage made in heaven
“Dr. Google, meet Ms. Cyberchondriac. Ms. Cyberchondriac, meet Dr. Google.” Just about every physician reading this is nodding his/her head. They know what I’m talking about...
Sunday, August 10, 2008
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All I can say is thank goodness for Google and all the other search engines. I wouldn't be where I am today w/o finding medical help online. Great post! :D
ReplyDeleteRobin, you never cease to amaze me with your knowledgeable and thoughtful posts.
ReplyDeleteThank you for being such a good advocate for patients - both Cushing's and otherwise - and for spreading the word.
Thanks for helping make the internet better for patients everywhere!
Congratulations, Robin!!!
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