I will tell you what dangerous things children collide on the Internet and what to do about it. Mobile messengers allow people to communicate in real-time. They offer extensive communication options while on the move and are particularly popular with adolescents. At the same.
Bullying is an increasingly frequent occurrence in schools and occurs when a student or group repeatedly and continuously physically and psychologically assaults a child or adolescent.Cyberbullying or virtual bullying (cyberbullying) is a growing problem because more kids than ever are using cell phones and other digital devices to text, post, and.
Bullying is an increasingly frequent occurrence in schools and occurs when a student or group repeatedly and continuously physically and psychologically assaults a child or adolescent.Cyberbullying or virtual bullying (cyberbullying) is a growing problem because more kids than ever are using cell phones and other digital devices to text, post, and.
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Teri M.
Nov 26, 2017
After a free consultation regarding stem cell therapy for my father, I left Dr. Johnson's office feeling extremely anxious and disenchanted. Dr. Johnson's demeanor was incredibly condescending to my family. Each time we asked a question, his response began with "If you watched my video, you'd hear.". leaving him sounding terribly conceited and pompous.
When we asked about the current regulation status of stem cell therapy, he became very defensive. He also spoke poorly of general practitioners and the medical profession, leaving us with little faith in his ability to collaborate with the rest of my father's care team. When he plainly stated the medication my father is taking for his condition would not help him, it instilled more fear into an already intimidating medical situation.
One in which we were looking for help - not scare tactics. This, in my opinion, was unnecessary, and quite frankly unprofessional; as a doctor, he should understand the importance of keeping the patient in a positive state of mind. I strongly encourage looking elsewhere for your healthcare needs.
When we asked about the current regulation status of stem cell therapy, he became very defensive. He also spoke poorly of general practitioners and the medical profession, leaving us with little faith in his ability to collaborate with the rest of my father's care team. When he plainly stated the medication my father is taking for his condition would not help him, it instilled more fear into an already intimidating medical situation.
One in which we were looking for help - not scare tactics. This, in my opinion, was unnecessary, and quite frankly unprofessional; as a doctor, he should understand the importance of keeping the patient in a positive state of mind. I strongly encourage looking elsewhere for your healthcare needs.
