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I’m not anti-DO. I’ve never questioned the legitimacy of DO medical schools or the DO degree, nor have I ever criticized the quality of care that DO physicians provide. What I am is anti-osteopathy/OMM. I don’t think that outdated pseudoscience belongs in contemporary medical school curricula.
In this thread, I was just offering a perspective that I think isn’t often considered. Most people don’t reflect on how OMM and other aspects of the “DO difference” impact the character of the applicant pool, for better or for worse. It just adds another layer of nuance to the discussion, I think. I’m sorry if my comments upset you, through. Would you like me to try to cure your butthurt with an IT spread? 🙂
With your history of flaming in this subforum I don’t think your perspective is ‘refreshing.’ The vast majority of DO students don’t think too highly of OMM and it’s almost like every other thread on here. You add nothing to the discussion.
Butthurt? Lol I am just calling you out for what you doing. By all means carry on though, I dont have time to have a back and forth with a premed. Time trolling is time better spent studying or enjoying other aspects of life. That’s a tip for ya. Good luck in medicine, you’ll need it if this is how you carry yourself irl!