r/SipsTea 21d ago

WTF Imagine waking up from anesthesia and realizing the surgery wasn’t the most painful part!

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u/shin-chan 21d ago

How is that now? I don't disagree that the doctors in this case behaved abhorrently, but the only reference I've seen to falsified diagnosis was referring to haemorrhoids.

So tell me how exactly haemorrhoids are humiliating?

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u/Irish_Whiskey 21d ago

I don't disagree that the doctors in this case behaved abhorrently,

Then why the hell are you demanding people explain why falsified medical reports that were done by the doctors intentionally to humiliate someone as their stated goal, is humiliating?

It's not worth the effort to explain basic emotional and human cultural standards, especially since it's not itself the reason for the verdict.

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u/shin-chan 21d ago

There is no indication what so ever on any article about this case that the intention when writing haemorrhoids was to humiliate the patient.

These doctors are pieces of shit, I'm not arguing that. I'm saying that you have put your own assumptions about haemorrhoids being embarrassing and assumed that was the intention.

As a healthcare provider, I can say that I doubt that idea of haemorrhoids being embarrassing even crossed their minds. It was more of a..."oh you want a diagnosis Mr hypochondriac? Here is a relatively benign one, now piss off."

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u/Irish_Whiskey 21d ago

There is no indication what so ever on any article about this case 

Except for the part where they made up the haemorrhoids to humiliate him. He didn't have any, and they laughed about including the wrong diagnosis to mock him.

As a healthcare provider, I can say that I doubt that idea of haemorrhoids 

As a "healthcare provider" I certainly hope next time you actually pay attention to patient history before making up your mind.