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Old 12-06-2008, 04:05 PM   #11
ElaineM
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Wink Your 2 cents worth...

It is quite possible that there is no normal or no standard way of treating patients. Each person's situation is different. Each person might need something a little different than the last person or the next person.
There are so called "standards" of treatment, but even they change from time to time depending on the combined experiences of scientists and doctors with patients. Maybe they should call those "standards"
"guidelines" instead.
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