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Sorry, I might have assumed you were speaking poorly of the doctor spearheading the investigation.
I don’t understand why you would say that. It turned out that the convicted doctor tested Greenfield positive for Huntington’s disease which is a neurological degenerative disease. I hope you are extended compassion and care if ever placed in a situation where the easiest answer is not the truth.
I knew Vince. I hope everyone listens to the WHOLE story on “This American Life”; it doesn’t seem like the previous commentator did. Everyone has their right to their own opinion, but those of us who knew Vince have always had a feeling something just didn’t seem quite right. It is so tragic in so many ways, so hard to know how to feel. It is so hard to swallow all the details, I guess. If anything, I thank “This American Life”, and Cane Creek’s newest Dr. Gilmer, for delivering this closure to my relationship with Vince. I didn’t know I needed it. I did.
A friend of mine had been trying to set me up with her wonderful Doctor friend for several months. Luckily I never said yes because this was the Doctor she was speaking of.
Did you actually listen to the entire podcast?
I’m assuming she did not. Because if she had she would have realized this compelling and thoughtful American story had nothing to do with her. Luckily, she is able to keep her self centric outlook intact.