Sentences with phrase «seeing a doc who»

That's why I recommend seeing a Doc who will find the root cause of the problem.

Not exact matches

I have seen doc - umentaries on women who sell their bodies, and they have confirmed my assertion.

They took me in, X rayed, sent me to see the specialist, who confirmed the break, showed me it on the X ray, sent me to the plaster room, got it plastered, back to the x ray again, back to the doc again, to check the plaster was on correct and the break in optimum repair place.

It will be really interesting to see how this all plays out for Doc, who has one year left on his contract beyond this one.

Let's see, Doc: Lew Lehrman, Pierre Rinfret, Perry Duryea (a Long Island darling and previous fixture in the Legislature) and then there was a hitherto obscure Peekskill Assemblyman and protege of D'Amato's named George Elmer Pataki who rid the State of Cuomo fatigue...... like you, I find it laughable that this gang is counting its chickens already in the middle of a rather contentious campaign for the White House right in the here and now.

The expense and technical difficulties of aiming X-ray lasers at targets thousands of miles away in outer space had seemed insurmountable, but Dirk Bouwmeester, a former post doc under Penrose who is now a professor of physics at the University of California at Santa Barbara, saw a way to make it feasible.

She flips pages of books and breaks into tears upon seeing Wang — a sign that she «remembers me as the evil doc» who sticks her with needles, he says.

The second is the technique of the practitioner who's performing the insertion, so it's a good idea to ask around for someone whose insertion process went really smoothly and go see the same doc.

In the instance of the woman I began to tell you about who saw her doc for menopause symptoms that were bothering her?

Then when you have nailed it, and done it, and if it's still not better a few months in, I would say see a naturopathic doc who has the ethos of looking to lifestyle first.

I had an MRI 3 yrs ago for another issue and a friend of mine who is an ENT doc asked to see that MRI.

For audience members who have not seen the doc, your tolerance may be higher than mine.

Watching the doc and one can almost see it playing out with actors like Emma Stone in the roles of these determined women who took to the skies and played an important part in the war efforts before being recruited for a secret mission to test whether women were fit for space travel.

The doc allows you to see the innards of this delicate machine while slowly unraveling the inner emotion connected to the people who use it.

Josh Brolin's Lt. Det. Christian «Bigfoot» Bjornsen emerges as another product of bogeyman / mythological figure: the stoic representative of law and order who, at one point, plays a mean trick on Doc by making him think Shasta's been found dead, while at another he's seen as henpecked and small as his wife (Delaina Mitchell) berates Doc for the shrink bills he's inspired.

The film puts on the veil of being an objective and non-biased doc with lots of repetitive visuals and a slick but silly journalistic style, but for anyone who is capable of independent thought, it is easy to see the film for what it really is: an un-American, unpatriotic, ultra-racist conservative slam-fest.

Taking that one step further, we're seeing teachers who have access to Word, but are using Google Docs instead because of the collaboration features.

Because all Google Docs tools (a word processor, spreadsheet, presentation program, survey tool, and graphics program) and files reside online, document owners can share a single copy of a document for viewing, commenting, and editing instead of sending separate copies to everyone who should see the document.

However, when you take into account the fact that the vast majority of people who use Google Plus are much more likely to utilize all of Google's various offerings such as Gmail, Google Docs and, more on topic, Google Plus, you can see that many of the Google tools work well together.

Everyone she meets is transformed for the better, except, maybe, for Hank's angry ghost - who isn't at all pleased to see Doc doing well.

Most doctor loans I've seen are only for those docs who have graduated in the past 10 years.

They tend to be the pets of owners with the most intimate bonds to their pets - those who see them as their furry children (they're the «pet parents» - like Doc and Maxx).

Sure, Docs is has always been great with revision control, allowing you to compare the current document to past versions and, if you're collaborating, see who shared what, but being able to see inline changes was impossible.

If only the ER docs saw the same value helping poor folks get proper treatment like this as helping some of those same patients who are negligently injured.

But as anyone who's tried to self - diagnose using WebMD can tell you, it can be hard to make the call between «safe to avoid the doc» and «you really need to see a doctor oh my god what is happening to your skin.»

Once the employer / interviewer compares the two docs and sees your name appearing in the properties of both documents, it will be clear you were the person who created it.

Google Docs shares working documents with your mentor, resume writer, board of directors, anyone who needs to see your document.