I always read these sort of articles with some trepidation. I'm afraid they'll make fun of patients who are dealing with serious health issues and trying to get better, or vilify doctors who are legitimately trying to help those patients. But in this case, I felt neither.
Rau sounds like an unusually egocentric fellow who has convinced himself and others that he is brilliant, while ignoring the harm he has done. He should face actual legal consequences for it.
Yeah, I 100% feel this man was beyond negligent and over the line into actively reckless with his treatment of patients. I'm glad that the author handled the patients' stories sympathetically.
>"The things the emergency-room doctors wrote down in Herisau, in St. Gallen . . . it’s, like, prejudiced. Since we don’t do mainstream medicine, we do harm. We do not know what we are doing.”
InnerKookaburra | 12 hours ago
It sounds like he did.
I always read these sort of articles with some trepidation. I'm afraid they'll make fun of patients who are dealing with serious health issues and trying to get better, or vilify doctors who are legitimately trying to help those patients. But in this case, I felt neither.
Rau sounds like an unusually egocentric fellow who has convinced himself and others that he is brilliant, while ignoring the harm he has done. He should face actual legal consequences for it.
[OP] lemonack | 8 hours ago
Yeah, I 100% feel this man was beyond negligent and over the line into actively reckless with his treatment of patients. I'm glad that the author handled the patients' stories sympathetically.
InvisibleEar | 11 hours ago
>"The things the emergency-room doctors wrote down in Herisau, in St. Gallen . . . it’s, like, prejudiced. Since we don’t do mainstream medicine, we do harm. We do not know what we are doing.”
YES THAT IS CORRECT
BT4US | 9 hours ago
Oh my god, he admit it!
firstmute | 5 hours ago
TOO SMALL
[OP] lemonack | 19 hours ago
Archived version.