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Hey there, if a neurosurgeon needing brain surgery decides to write about her ordeal living life without surgery while exercising her lawful right not to undergo neurosurgery, would you go about town screaming foul? I'm sorry, but just because you might have responded differently to that stated experience, it gives you no right to pass blame around without even the facts! 🤷🏼♂️
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To those who wish to: a) read this faculty members first hand account or b) express outrage or c) dish advice or d) offer help, please don't give this thread or the OP any more importance by commenting; instead, do the needful here - https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sonali-khatri-90871480_dear-linkedin-community-there-is-something-activity-7178306060837924864-ZpZK