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Just the facts: Egocentric Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

Just the facts: Fidelity Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

Just the facts: Circumlocution Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

Just the facts: Urbane Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

Just the facts: Inveterate Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

It seemed to work for the ologist words, so what the hey? Just the facts: Altercation Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

Just the facts: Psychologist: What They Do, Specialties & Training

Just the facts: Otolaryngologist: What They Do & When To See One

He joined GA in 2005, you joined GA in 2007. So you know how it works here. He surprised you, with the two other stories you commented on. So why don't you PM him and ask? You just might get an answer!(!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)🤞 Then of course you might tell us(me) what he said.

Paladin, sometimes not finishing a sentence is a good thing,(the study of_____). Bill W, two weeks until one less problem, 🤞. Just some facts: Urologist: What Is It, When To See One & What To Expect

Just to add a some bits, to what Bill W has said, a few more facts: What is a Hematologist? (Blood Disorder Specialist)

Filling in some of the blanks from what has been said, so far. Just the facts: Rheumatologist: What They Do and Conditions They Treat

I am a bit late this morning, to add to what has been said, with a little more detail, as promised. Just giving the facts: What Is a Pulmonologist: When To See One & What To Expect

Just the facts: What Is an Oncologist? : Cancer Specialist (Oncology) Definition & Types

Just the facts: What Is a Neurologist? What They Do & When to See One

I have decided on how I will respond to each new, 'Word of the Day', from now on. The regular responders of this blog, are much more eloquent and have a way with words that I do not. So, I will content myself when possible, with just presenting, just the facts(thank you Joe Friday)! So, here are the facts: Gastrologist Or Gastroenterologist? Know The Difference?

Today is one of those days it seems, when it just feels like a Friday! And won't you know it, it is indeed, Friday! A TV character, Jack Webb(from Dragnet), comes to mind, he is best remembered for his famous line " Just the facts, ma'am, just the facts". His name was, Joe Friday, a coincidence you say, I think not. So, here are the facts: Endocrinologist: What Is It & What Do They Do TGIF,

A dermatologist is a medical doctor who specializes in conditions that affect the skin, hair, and nails. Whether it's rashes, wrinkles, psoriasis, or melanoma, no one understands your skin, hair, and nails better than a board-certified dermatologist. The above sounds simple enough, right? Wrong!!!!!! Read the following and the long road it takes to get there. What is a dermatologist? Of course they are specialists and I live where????? So by the time I got to see one, or any specialist for that matter, I would already be worm food.

Hats off to you, you did it, you managed to silence the peanut gallery!!!!! I typed in your word and when I pushed enter, I think I/you broke Google. Well done Sir. Little wonder your minions have been silent so far. So during the calm before their eventual replies(fingers crossed). May I offer you an apple? As we await the rush, or failing that, the arrival of tomorrows' word of the day, I will go twiddle my thumbs in anticipation. Ah, Paladin, the first brave heart to reply.

How about just the ones that have to do with our word of the day? Cardiovascular Specialist vs. Cardiologist: What's the Difference?

Removal of my tonsils, was my only classical hospital experience(late 1950s). My earliest positive memories of doctors, Ben Casey and Dr. Kildare. Of hospitals, St. Elsewhere. Sadly, all those great images are gone, leaving, House M.D., as a bitter aftertaste. Unfortunately, the older you get, the better the odds, you will need one(a doctor) in the not to distant future. A GP or specialist(see the today word, as an example). I have no problem with that, it is getting past the bureaucratic ' Gatekeepers' that is the greatest hurdle in doing so, be it Canada, US or Australia.

You two have covered the word of the day, pretty much, thank you. My search was centered in my province, Quebec. I have not needed to see a doctor for over fifty years. So no, I do not have a family doctor. Looking on line this morning, I found that over a quarter of Quebecers do not have one. Mainly because GPs are over loaded already. Which is why our emergency rooms are usually, swamped. The only reason I mention any of this, is because our word today. This is the shocker and I think a scary thing I learned this morning. Healthy Quebec kids can no longer see pediatricians, must now find a family doctor | CTV News Sounds okay, I think not!!!!! Especially when you understand that over 2 million Quebecers, don't have a family doctor, not for the lack of trying to find one that will take on new patients. So I guess it is back to the olden days, if you can find a regular, ordinary doctor to take you on, good luck. Oh, did I mention the dog and pony show they want you to go through, before you crawl into the ER. If you don't have a family doctor, Quebec wants you to use this system before going to ER | CBC News sandrewn

It just goes to prove, stick around long enough and today can become the new reality, a Rod Serling moment? Me, giving the type of reply, typically expected here (stuffy, not fluffy). Ascetic Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster While two trusted members, give a reply, more often expected of me! I can almost hear the theme song from 'The Twilight Zone' playing in the background. The Twilight Zone theme song - Google Search

Another day in the classroom(for me). Introvert and extrovert I knew of. Ambivert, new to me, as was omnivert and now I know about all four. Miss George, my grade one teacher, would have given me a gold star, I think. Time and again, I have said I like easy to understand answers, with the following, I rest my case. Introvert, Extrovert, Ambivert & Omnivert

I must admit that our word of yesterday was a bit dull compared to any of the words I'd seen here before. Today, back to student mode. New word for me, what is it, what is the treatment, who gives it? All totally new(to me) and for any of you in the same boat, I offer the following. Osteopathy: Everything you need to know DO vs MD - Is M.D. better than D.O. ? - Differences between an MD and a DO