*EDIT*
Since some users expressed their concern about me telling medical tales, even though anonymously, but still, telling medical tales from my consult, I will eliminate this blog.
I don't really want to offend anyone by doing this and since I recieved some messages saying "hey man, I feel offended by this", then I'll delete this and will no longer do this blog.

Fin.

UmbraaeternuS

Chile476 Posts

April 13 2012 16:03 GMT

P.S: I'm now thinking I should hang the white coat and stethoscope and dedicate to my SC2 casting career. u_u

*EDIT* -just to clarify the context, i should add to that:
"... so I don't have to go through shit like that again."

FFGenerations

7088 Posts

April 13 2012 16:06 GMT

do you think the girl will be more or less traumatised now her first love that she is so happy with (her words) is now abruptly condemned to (practically) death?
crazy situation dude, well handled

DarkPlasmaBall

United States44599 Posts

April 13 2012 16:07 GMT

That's just... not right O.O

Well done though, doc!

It's a pity how easily kids can be manipulated. At age 11 you're still so naive.

iamperfection

United States9643 Posts

April 13 2012 16:10 GMT

On April 14 2012 01:03 UmbraaeternuS wrote:
P.S: I'm now thinking I should hang the white coat and stethoscope and dedicate to my SC2 casting career. u_u

Thats a bold move we will have to see if it pays off for you.

My cousin is actually an emergency room DR. and he always has the most intresting stories. On a much lighter note than yours one that comes to mind is the guy who dislocated his jaw trying to eat a big mac and number one concern was not having his wife find out because he had been sneaking big macs whlie on a diet.

evaunit01

United States512 Posts

April 13 2012 16:14 GMT

You did the right thing, that is what matters. Good job.

FFGenerations

7088 Posts

April 13 2012 16:14 GMT

man those other 2 blogs are fantastic too

evaunit01

United States512 Posts

April 13 2012 16:19 GMT

I just read the 9 year old girl one witht he big 'O'. lmao so funny!

evaunit01

United States512 Posts

April 13 2012 16:25 GMT

I can't beleive your resource management story. Sickening really and I am sure crap like this happens in the States as well. So sad.

adwodon

United Kingdom592 Posts

April 13 2012 16:28 GMT

#10

Wow that's horrendous.

Obviously you did the right thing, but that's still no comfort, nobody wins in that situation.
I hope you have someone to talk to, friends, wife, counsellor, it'll certainly help you deal with something that messed up.

OpticalShot

Canada6330 Posts

April 13 2012 16:33 GMT

#11

Great read, but I'm pretty sickened by the story. You made all the right decisions it seems like... Glad that there are doctors like you around the world.

Mementoss

Canada2595 Posts

April 13 2012 16:37 GMT

#12

This is fucked up. I felt sick to my stomach reading it, blah. You did all you could, you can't control a rapist. I feel really bad for the girl and almost as bad for the father. But seriously how does an 11 year old get to having sex? You think you would know where they are at all times, they can't drive. Damn. Parents worst nightmare.

Edit* I already read your other two blogs, you write them well. So entertaining.

BenBuford

Denmark307 Posts

April 13 2012 16:42 GMT

#13

I honestly don't think you should be putting up these "so this happened at the clinic today" blogs.
I realize that it would be hard/borderline impossible to connect these stories with real people, but as a doctor, I still think it is your duty to take the code of privacy very serious.

Going to the doctor should be a discrete and private experience. I wouldn't like to be a patient reading stuff about my medical issues on a website, even if no one knew it was me.

Zorkmid

4410 Posts

April 13 2012 16:46 GMT

#14

If you worked here, you'd be fired for a blog like this. Careful man. Privacy law ain't nothing to fuck with.

justalex

United States122 Posts

April 13 2012 16:50 GMT

#15

Ah, the joys of people hitting physical maturity 10 years before they start to hit mental/emotional maturity.

PassiveAce

United States18076 Posts

April 13 2012 16:50 GMT

#16

Once again, you do exactly what you needed to do. You really really really should not feel guilty for anything, all you did was your job, which is to help people as best you can.
Rest easy.

On April 14 2012 01:46 Zorkmid wrote:
If you worked here, you'd be fired for a blog like this. Careful man. Privacy law ain't nothing to fuck with.

meh as long as he doesn't reveal names its hardly a concern.

xRevelation21

United States13 Posts

April 13 2012 17:08 GMT

#17

I applaud you for what you did.
There's no reason to take advantage of a 11-year old girl like he did.
What you did is amazing. So much respect for you.

Dr.Lettuce

United Kingdom663 Posts

April 13 2012 17:12 GMT

#18

Should you be posting the details of a potential lawsuit online to a public forum?

UmbraaeternuS

Chile476 Posts

April 13 2012 17:12 GMT

#19

On April 14 2012 01:46 Zorkmid wrote:
If you worked here, you'd be fired for a blog like this. Careful man. Privacy law ain't nothing to fuck with.

No names and no locations revealed mean no privacy violations.
It would be morally and ethically questionable to reveal personal information such as names or locations. As long as that doesn't happen, no confidentiality breach has ocurred and thus this is nothing but a mere tale.

Regardless, I thank you for your concern. But I would never do such a thing as to reveal real names and places. I have a duty torwards my patients and their confidentiality; all the rest is just a story and I'm sorry if anyone is offended by me doing this.

UmbraaeternuS

Chile476 Posts

April 13 2012 17:15 GMT

#20

On April 14 2012 01:42 BenBuford wrote:
I honestly don't think you should be putting up these "so this happened at the clinic today" blogs.
I realize that it would be hard/borderline impossible to connect these stories with real people, but as a doctor, I still think it is your duty to take the code of privacy very serious.

Going to the doctor should be a discrete and private experience. I wouldn't like to be a patient reading stuff about my medical issues on a website, even if no one knew it was me.

I'll take your advice. I don't really want anyone to be offended by what I write and if someone is, I should stop.