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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is OP. TBH he has a very thick accent and I can’t understand him that well. I feel bad changing doctors just because of that, he seems really good and thorough. Most of the time he talked just about my Rx for glasses and contacts and that I understood. It wasn’t until he started talking about the cataracts and going into detail that it got hard to follow him. [/quote] It's okay to look out for your health. One of my parents has a thicker accent so I understand maybe what you are talking about. But there is a difference between treating someone with dignity even though they have a thick accent as opposed to working with a medical professional of your choice that you can understand. It's not like you are in a hospital and stuck with the doctors and nurses there though even in that situation I would try to get someone to act as a "translator" for you. People can get second opinions.[/quote]
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