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Jul 20, 2020, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Christmas cookie
Seesaw,
When I think back he never asked me questions about the incident at my consult. He may have thought he asked. They see so many patients he may have forgot or assumed he did. Its okay with me. True his phrasing may have been off or he was tired.
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He may not have asked those questions because he didnt want to trigger flashbacks by making you talk about it. And also, he may be uncomfortable providing emotional support, since he is a surgeon and not trained as much in therapeutic communication, he may have felt it best to avoid the topic because HE doesnt know how to respond.
Here's a different question: did you feel disrespected? Its more about how you felt than what he meant.
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