Mike Rosenfeld

someone had to do it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKhEw7nD9C4

right at 2:10

On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 4:29 PM, michael medina wrote:

> Thanks everyone for the doctor recommendations. I'm fine as I figured I
> was. It's just a flesh wound.
>
> Michael
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michael medina

Thanks everyone for the doctor recommendations. I'm fine as I figured I
was. It's just a flesh wound.

Michael

Spencer

Many people spend years getting training to become medical professionals. They leverage their futures to become MD's, Chiro's, and PT's etc.
If you have to ask someone to see a doctor about an injury, you should see a doctor. That 10 second exam is 10 seconds because a trained medical professional is looking at you. There's a reason it costs that much.

My 22 stiches at urgent care last summer to sew my ear back together ended up costing a cool grand and it was well worth having a "pro" do it for me.

just my 2 cents
Spencer Bushnell DPT

michael medina

Uninsured.

Don't wanna spend $100 to have someone look for 10 seconds and say, "you're
fine".

I put a ragged gash on my collarbone Saturday, from what I remember, too
late for stitches now but the skin is so thin there, I'm wondering if it's
too deep to leave like it is. Just need a quick look and opinion.