For most of my career as a journalist, I took shameless pleasure in the fear and status that came with my press card.
Even when working for a rinky-dink small town Ohio daily, I enjoyed a hearing someone mutter:
"Better watch out for deGroot! He's with the Record-Courier."
There was also the ego-feeding knowledge that most folks would return my phone calls promptly -- if they knew I was with the press.
And finally...
Nearly always, my healthcare blog includes a cruel and unspoken caveat:
"When it comes to the nation's healthcare industry, most Americans are as dumb as a box of rocks and as helpless as a one-legged man in an ass-kicking contest."
Mea culpa?
Mine is the venal sin of knowing when others don't.
And flaunting it.
Mine is the venal sin of knowing when others don't.
And flaunting it.
Like this...
Diagnostic Service Group
Congestive Heart Failure
Congestive Heart Failure
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