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I prefer to use a nurse practitioner over a gynocologist. Fortunately, I have not had problems lately, I'm certainly not pregnant, so why wait for a doctor?
I'm sure both of your girls will find their niches at some point Marilyn. One day at a time.
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I think your Alzheimer's post was fascinating Gayle. Although I forgot what it was about (
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Ha Ha Ha - ever the trickster!!! 
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) for my low bone density and low thryoid - but for all else, the nurse practitioner is much better (for me). They ask good questions, listen and make you feel like they are paying attention.
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"They ask good questions, listen and make you feel like they are paying attention."
I agree. A lot of doctors are busy and may rush through a visit. I prefer a female anyway, and the nurse practitioners I have used were much more nurturing and caring.
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