Quoted message said:I come here to the home ng for the dear dr. chung with
concern in my heart.
Using God's gift of truth discernment, you seem to be less
than truthful.
Quoted message said:I see on some of the messages cross posted to several
groups an almost, nay one in truth, compulsion to
participate and then to reply endlessly to his critics,
of whom he has fostered many by his behavior.
You remind me of Mack, Tiger Lilly, Bob Pastorio, Matti
Narkia, and Stephen Nagler to list a few of your
predecessors. There likely will be many more to follow you
if it's God's will.
Quoted message said:
I say his behavior and not his notions about a subject
because they are routinelypedestrian in nature, something
a simple google would reveal in more quanity and depth.
Losing weight is a pedestrian topic but critical for
"curing" metabolic syndrome (MetS) which threatens the lives
of many through the higher risk of cardiovascular disease.
This makes it on-topic for SMC.
Quoted message said:Doing a quick eye ball census of the number and ratio of
his responces and what in them to what he is responding
finds little for any serious reflection or help or
something to be remembered longer then it takes to go to
the next message.
Your loss of coherence suggests that you are affected by the
same condition that afflicted your predecessors. Cases in
point would be Bob Pastorio who continues to mutter
obsessively in the corner right over there and Mâck©® who
continues to mutter obsessively in that corner on the "other
side of the pond" called ASD.
Quoted message said:Thus my concern for my compulsive behavior. There is no
shame in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Agree.
Quoted message said:
and I should consider seeking treatment and the medication
now available for it:
Yes, you should before you become consumed by it as has
happened to each of your predecessors.
Quoted message said:
Obsessive-Compulsive Foundation
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A standard medical reference provides:
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" Obsessive-compulsive disorder is an anxiety disorder
characterized by obsessions or compulsions -- having one
or both is sufficient for the diagnosis. An obsession is a
recurrent and intrusive thought, feeling, idea, or
sensation. A compulsion is a conscious, recurrent pattern
of behavior a person feels driven to perform.
Example: Bob Pastorio.
Quoted message said:
This behavior can be a physical action (e.g.,
handwashing) or a mental"
... such as muttering obsessively to oneself in the dark
corners of Usenet.
You remain in my prayers, neighbor.
May you accept Christ as your personal Lord and Savior,
someday, so that you may be cured of your afflictions,
have eternal life, and the boundless riches of His
everlasting kingdom.
Servant to the humblest person in the universe,
Andrew
--
Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
Board-Certified Cardiologist
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Who is the humblest person in the universe?
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What is all this about?
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