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jphantom

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  1. Medical skills range widely at Ram. Experience in dermatology, opthamology, plastic surgery (leg) and cancerous tumor surgical removal. My ER experience and diagnosis of leg infection was disastrous. Mis-diagnosis of my leg cost me major surgery and 4 months in hospital following complicated skin graft (plastic surgery). Good doctor - inept doctor - Russian roulette … beware.

  2. There's typically only a single doctor on duty overnight at RAM and that for the emergency dept AND the in patients, specialists are however on call although typically the Provincial Hospital (right around the corner) is the first escalation point - it's likely that the ER doctor that night was called elsewhere in the hospital. I don't know of any hospital in Chiang Mai that has a cardiologist on duty, 24 hours a day.

  3. Oh my! I just can't bear to think that Thailand would consider hiring any foreigner to assist with any problem. After all, Thai's don't won't foreigners to bring skills to the land of smiles. The elites might not get their customary rake off. And worse, the foreigners might want to get "paid" a tad bit more than locals! and that would be humiliating and unfair….

  4. A realistic way to "stimulate" the Thai economy is (a) to strengthen the work force skills and (B) to dismantle the feudal system that throttles underlying competitiveness, particularly among the Asean group where Thailand is losing rapidly. Elements of work force weakness are poor education featuring memorization without the ability to reason, as well as horrible language skills.

    Bureaucracy is killing foreign investment both multinational and entrepreneurial.

  5. While the US breaks and bends every conceivable moral code there is, it arrogantly putting the squeeze on Thailand....... As an American, I resent very much the antics of the US government. Of course, I don't condone the shady things that ocurr in Thailand, but the US would be well advised to clean up its own act.

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  6. Work habits and practices change - largely due to idiot politicians attempting to manipulate a system, in response to prodding by vested interests. In Thailand, who knows for sure, but ostensibly to prohibit educated foreigners from competing for work cherished by Thais. Also provides hush money for corrupt police.

    In the US, moronic laws block kids from earning money for their education and spending.... Can't cut lawns, can't delivery newspapers, tiny kids can't sell lemonade......... but this will not change. The more nit wits in public office looking for graft and corruption money, the worse it will get.

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  7. 2010 I experienced 90% blockage in the heart and died; I was resusitated and admitted to Intensive care. Doctors wanted to insert stent - I refused. Doctors prescribed pile of meds with statins which i used for only 120 days, then started vegetarian diet. My first diet was not well enough planned so my lipids went back up. Then, I adapted Dr. Esselstyn's diet of no meat, no dairy, no OIL, and more. That diet reduced my CHL, LDL, Triglicerides, and VLDL by more than the hospital did with all its powerful medicines and the dangerous side effects. I now swim 1 to 2 km daily and adhere to a "Vegan plus diet"

    Happy tp share the stats but do not know how to post the chart on this reply method.....

    Hospital improvements: CHL down 111 points, LDL down 59 points, Triglicerides down 237 points

    Diet improvements: CHL down 154 points, LDL down 11 points, Triglicerides down 111 points

    Remember, doctors make money on medications and surgery..... no profit for them in changing your diet.

    Good luck.....

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