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From: susan@madvax.UUCP (Susan Finkelman)
Newsgroups: net.kids
Subject: Re: Morning sickness
Message-ID: <360@madvax.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 6-Dec-85 10:42:06 EST
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Posted: Fri Dec  6 10:42:06 1985
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> In article <357@madvax.UUCP>, susan@madvax.UUCP (Susan Finkelman) writes:
> > Do be careful with B6.  Megadoses can be dangerous.  My physician 
> > suggested not going over the 100 mg level, and I am not pregnant. ...
> 
> By all means!  As you know I suggested 50mg.  That is no where near a
> megadose.  It is not dangerous.
> 
> > ...I'd keep close touch with my OB.  He's getting
> > paid to know about such stuff. 
> 
> What some physicians know about vitamins could fit in a vitamin capsule...
> Don't be too surprised.

If what he knows about vitamins were indeed so small, I am afraid he'd
have to look for another patient as well.  How on earth could I trust
him to know about fetal nutrition if he knew so little about mine?  So
he didn't learn it in medical school, he can go learn it now.  Like I
said earlier, I pay him a LOT of money for his expertise, and I expect
it.  

  Susan Finkelman
	{zehntel,amd,fortune,resonex,rtech}!varian!susan