I would like to say that the infirmary's rather admirable failure to engage with my social experiment was a result of good medical practice, but it seems far more likely that it was the result of rampant incompetence and a refusal to acknowledge inmate problems. Which makes me think of other issues I've long considered that the infirmary must have
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In any case, there's a reason why I refuse to be treated by anyone but the Doctor and Omega, if I am unable to do it myself in the first place.
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I can understand your logic, to be entirely honest. How am I supposed to know they're not going to recommend someone who has a qualification that's hundreds of years old? Or believes that pain is legitimately character building?
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Your stance about inmates is admirable, I suppose. If you intend to carry it out. Which I doubt that you do. You'll start picking favorites, just like the others. If the medication request had been made by anyone else I'm sure it would have been taken seriously.
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I do not pick favourites. I treat everyone I am capable of treating. Which, I am aware, comes with limitations.
I also think any doctor taking it seriously would have denied your request without further diagnosis from someone qualified.
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Oh, please. Of course you do. If your friend and your enemy had been shot in the same place, who would you treat first?
There is no one qualified. I am the most qualified person in this area.
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[Why yes, he IS going somewhere with this.]
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What sort of doctor are you?
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I take it he was lying, but it was absolutely priceless material.
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