You can do what you want, but it doesn't matter. It's optional, and won't affect anything.MJB said:Yes/No?
Last year, i got an ice cream cake for my docs office after spending a week with them..they are also my primary care people...they seemed to appreciate it.
That's what mine said too. I liked doing it like this since I obviously know myself better than he did and I could be sure to mention all the great stuff I did and how I handled myself.MJB said:one doc said it's easier for me to just write up the LOR and let him embellish...
You might not know how to write an LOR but i'm sure you can write a resume. To mine LOR writers, I submitted a resume and an autobiography. The resume will help them not forget to list anything that you think is really important and the autobiography will allow them to write something that shows they know you on a personal level. Just an idea, hope it helps.MJB said:Problem is, I have absolutely NO experience writing LOR's...
Some of the schools I've noticed have actual forms for the people to fill out...
Yes, of course. (I'd consider a cake for the office a bit over the top, though, especially if you had no previous relationship with them as a patient.)MJB said:Yes/No?
You can send them a card. I'm sure they will appreciate it.MJB said:Yes/No?
Last year, i got an ice cream cake for my docs office after spending a week with them..they are also my primary care people...they seemed to appreciate it.