Physicians are not trained to interpret genetic tests results. It would be interesting seeing you make a diagnosis that you are confident in (being any common genetic condition) with only symptoms and observation to go by, and then ordering a genetic test done for confirmation and then the test comes back and you have no idea what any of this information means. So you have a genetics expert look over the results and can interpret the results in a second (the test is negative). So the genetics expert says back: do you know how to explain to the patient that the test is negative when you don't even know how to read the results and when you are already 1 hour behind in your appointment schedules for the day, or do you want me to pay a visit to the patient and explain the results and the condition to them and what can take place next.
Obviously you don't respect other health care professionals (not meaning myself, but those who are health care professionals already). Don't bother coming back say you do respect others in the health care field when we already know the truth.
As far as it goes with DropkickMurphy and myself, I already spoke my mind to him in pm. I'm professional in my manner and have moved on. I am doing the same with you as well. I could call you any name under the sun, but I am a respectful person and will not step that low.
