Tweet
The following from ADCC News:
*Ref.; Letter from Dr. Cassey
Ken Shamrock, who is a patient under my care was seen in my office on March 7th with complaints of bilateral upper extremity pain as well as radiculopathy.
(is that radiculopathy or ridiculous apathy?)
Mr.Shamrock underwent exhaustive testing and was noted to have findings consistent with a cervical radiculopathy.
(cervical radiculopath? is that like ridiculous apathy caused from his cervix?)
Because of the radicular symptoms he was experiencing in both upper extremities, it was felt that it was not in his best interest to proceed with a fight at this time. We recommended that he undergo cervical epidurals as well as physical therapy….John J. Cassey, M.D.
(Yikes.... an eipdural to his cervix? Man, how far is the guy dilated? Is he fully efaced yet?)
The sad thing isn't that he withdrew; that stuff happens, the sad part is that it wasn't a surprise to anyone!
*Ref.; Letter from Dr. Cassey
Ken Shamrock, who is a patient under my care was seen in my office on March 7th with complaints of bilateral upper extremity pain as well as radiculopathy.
(is that radiculopathy or ridiculous apathy?)
Mr.Shamrock underwent exhaustive testing and was noted to have findings consistent with a cervical radiculopathy.
(cervical radiculopath? is that like ridiculous apathy caused from his cervix?)
Because of the radicular symptoms he was experiencing in both upper extremities, it was felt that it was not in his best interest to proceed with a fight at this time. We recommended that he undergo cervical epidurals as well as physical therapy….John J. Cassey, M.D.
(Yikes.... an eipdural to his cervix? Man, how far is the guy dilated? Is he fully efaced yet?)
The sad thing isn't that he withdrew; that stuff happens, the sad part is that it wasn't a surprise to anyone!
Comment