Interesting...
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This is why I hate doctors. They can literally do anything to you and never suffer any consequences, and there's nothing you can do about it.
I have some details on pretty good authority, but will not post them due to it being hearsay.bresamil said:True. That was about him coming on to Mom's and nurses. This article said "child" but I didn't see anything stating what happened yet.
I know he is/was your pediatrician, so this has to be pretty disconcerting.
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But wait, there's more...
Not knowing squat about the situation, I'm curious what opportunity he would have to do something with a child. 
I can't recall a single time I've had my daughter to any doctor and NOT been right there by her side. Can't speak for any other parent, but if a pediatrician had the balls to try something on my kid with me sitting right there, he wouldn't make it out of the examination room alive.
I can't recall a single time I've had my daughter to any doctor and NOT been right there by her side. Can't speak for any other parent, but if a pediatrician had the balls to try something on my kid with me sitting right there, he wouldn't make it out of the examination room alive.
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WOW...I am in shock about Dr. Lindemann. 
He was our pediatrician, when we lived in the area. Oddly enough....we were talking about pediatrician's just last night, because we aren't really happy with the ones here in Orlando. My son said, "Too bad we can't go to the doctor we had in Maryland." And my 8 y.o. said, "Yeah, the really nice doctor with the little animal clipped to his heart hearing thing." And we all agreed, it was a shame we couldn't go to him because we liked him so much. You just never know. We haven't seen him in about 3 years, but we sure had a high opinion of him.
Most of the time you don't leave your children alone with the pediatrician. But I can tell you, as they start getting a little older, and the doctor checks your son's "package"....they ask you to step out of the room to avoid embarrassment. Luckily my son didn't reach that age until after we moved.
He was our pediatrician, when we lived in the area. Oddly enough....we were talking about pediatrician's just last night, because we aren't really happy with the ones here in Orlando. My son said, "Too bad we can't go to the doctor we had in Maryland." And my 8 y.o. said, "Yeah, the really nice doctor with the little animal clipped to his heart hearing thing." And we all agreed, it was a shame we couldn't go to him because we liked him so much. You just never know. We haven't seen him in about 3 years, but we sure had a high opinion of him.Most of the time you don't leave your children alone with the pediatrician. But I can tell you, as they start getting a little older, and the doctor checks your son's "package"....they ask you to step out of the room to avoid embarrassment. Luckily my son didn't reach that age until after we moved.
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Last year was the first year I was asked. He was 13 and it was at a Naval Hospital. I stood outside of the door for about 10 seconds. Long enough for the doctor to reach in and have him cough. I came right back in and my son was mildly embarressed....his first experience of having them checked.bresamil said:
