[Team Sergeant]

Originally Posted by PedOncoDoc

This reminds me of a shitstorm I started at a Dean's dinner at medical school when I stated, "I don't think anyone should be given additional time or other special assistance for tests."

The gal sitting next to me, who I knew to recieve special accomodations for her testing through a fit, to which I responded, "I want to be a professional golfer, but I'm not skilled enough - they didn't allow me extra strokes to make up for my shortcomings."

She stated that this was different, so I asked her if someone who needed special assistance should then be required to report his/her special needs to any potential patient before seeing them in the interest of transparency and informed consent. She got up and left dinner.

The dean, sitting across from me gave a grin and then brough up the local professional baseball team's run for the pennant as an overt attempt for a topic change.

You've just earned my respect..... Keep up the good work...