So true

[George1973]

How many of us has seen a gp like this

[Hidden]

I have been told that they are at a loss as to what is wrong, but thankfully they have never gone so far as to ask me to google it

[nedd]

At mt surgery its best not to admit to googling. And they never turn to look at you they are busy box ticking on the computer. Well I assume that's wot they are at, but who knows bless them.

[Hidden in reply to nedd]

JUDGing by what was in the news today in the UK...

[nedd in reply to Hidden]

My thought exactly nough said!

[George1973 in reply to nedd]

What was in the news today

[Micro in reply to George1973]

Actually I don't know , either !

[nedd in reply to George1973]

Judges, inappropriate use of judiciary equipment and time. And sackings. I'm afraid it was my first laugh of the morning. Which combatet my shock over the Metropolitan police force coverup. Hell in a handcart springs to mind!

[ladycaz]

Made me laugh.

When I went to GP with jaw pain and sensitive teeth (after dentist said teeth OK). He looked up patient.co. UK and then told me I had TMJ. Hubby was with me otherwise people I told would think I imagined it.

[Hidden in reply to ladycaz]

exactly - fibrofog but with whom I wonder? oh dear...

[TheAuthor]

Thanks for the laugh!

Ken

[achydunlin]

Yes. My boss told me he went to the local GPs (the same one I'm at) and said the doc actually looked on 'symptomchecker' - it's a website where you put your symptoms in. He said "I could have done that at home!"