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His father was a 法医/ 验尸官。
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SG 1st case doctor passed away from covid.
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Was he one of those who wrote against mRNA ?
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No lah... to be fair , it wasn't only about low fees. He was a generous and all round kind-hearted soul.
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If a money minded loctor died of covid while doing his duty to earn money i.e treating patients will he be considered kind or leespected to die in line of duty ?
@dredd Dr Yuen was into alternative and nutritional therapies even for cancer. He sounds like this GP I used to work with in SG.
This things about low fees for needy. Did he just keep fees low for ALL his patients? Or is it when he had patients he knew were needy he would charge them very low fees or even free?
The GP I worked with would waive fees for needy. Thats because his main business wasnt from GP work but from the alternative and nutritional therapies serving rich clientele.
Dr Raymond Yuen also had an aesthetic clinic. Hence I suspect his main business might not have been regular GP work? I could be wrong.
In any case I think such headlines are not helpful at all to regular GP who are already struggling with high rent and being squeezed by insurancr companies.
I know first hand because although that GP I worked with would waive fees for any patient who asked him to, he hired me to work for him to do the GP work while he was away doing his alternative medicine stuff in hotels.
The patients would ask me can give discount or free? Like Dr X? I would ask the clinic manager and she would say "Dr Y if you every patient is free then how we pay you?"
So with time I became known as the greedy young doctor who would refuse to waive fees not like Dr X. Clinic manager will tell patients Dr must say waive not her.
It was so bad that during one consult I was telling patient I cannot waive. Then Dr X happened to walk into the room. The patient yelled 'Dr X! Can make free or not?" Dr X said sure. Free! "Thanks Dr X!"
Dr X was also well known to "help the poor and needy by waiving fees and giving big discounts on vitamin and nutritional supplements".
Dr X passed away a few years ago. Died of cancer.
This things about low fees for needy. Did he just keep fees low for ALL his patients? Or is it when he had patients he knew were needy he would charge them very low fees or even free?
The GP I worked with would waive fees for needy. Thats because his main business wasnt from GP work but from the alternative and nutritional therapies serving rich clientele.
Dr Raymond Yuen also had an aesthetic clinic. Hence I suspect his main business might not have been regular GP work? I could be wrong.
In any case I think such headlines are not helpful at all to regular GP who are already struggling with high rent and being squeezed by insurancr companies.
I know first hand because although that GP I worked with would waive fees for any patient who asked him to, he hired me to work for him to do the GP work while he was away doing his alternative medicine stuff in hotels.
The patients would ask me can give discount or free? Like Dr X? I would ask the clinic manager and she would say "Dr Y if you every patient is free then how we pay you?"
So with time I became known as the greedy young doctor who would refuse to waive fees not like Dr X. Clinic manager will tell patients Dr must say waive not her.
It was so bad that during one consult I was telling patient I cannot waive. Then Dr X happened to walk into the room. The patient yelled 'Dr X! Can make free or not?" Dr X said sure. Free! "Thanks Dr X!"
Dr X was also well known to "help the poor and needy by waiving fees and giving big discounts on vitamin and nutritional supplements".
Dr X passed away a few years ago. Died of cancer.
Absolutely not.
Doctors are expected to charge very little if they are kind doctors. After all they earn so much money already charging very little to needy patients.
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All these "kind doctors" who charge little die first. While PAP plunders and rob still alive and kicking. The choice is clear.
It is true. Actually the truth can be shocking. Many of these kind doctors charge low low are actually quite poor. Some have trouble paying their bills! But people all assume dr must have money.
So they keep taking advantage. Got free? Ok yes I take free. Many Jeffreys in SG.
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If he was vaccinated he wouldn't be dead..... unless........ VACCINES DON'T WORK!!!
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My uncle always wonder why loctor at 65 still need to work ? Do they work for passion or money or both ?
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V good question. Really sad case. Unnecessary death because of apparent misguided beliefs. Also ironic because he was a trained medical practitioner. Rip Dr Yuen.
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Oic thanks. That said just going by his actions of waiting for a non mrna vaccine this would indicate that he was leaning in favour of this group of thought.
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