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now he's an MD, but he said that he likes to treat all his patients like co-workers - that's the way he works.

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He's concerned that I want someone to talk to and be friends with and he can't do that.

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So, let me get this right? He can blur the lines but you can't? That's crap.

I don't think it's good for either of you to switch roles. The only appropriate relatinoship is a doctor-patient relationship.....this way it's ethical, and professional.

I think you should seriously consider changing. You deserve to be treated professionally and shouldn't have to question yourself because he can't behave the way he should.

Sorry if I sound so prissy, but this kind of ticked me off. You are the patient and you should not have to wonder what role to play.