Millions and millions and millions and millions of surveillance

cameras across the globe and not one in Dr. Lawrence Reich's examination room. I feel safer, you feel safer, or do you feel violated?



http://www.cnn.com/2005/HEALTH/12/02/doctors.records/
LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Yvette Chambers said she wasn't comfortable with the way her doctor touched her, or with his questions about her sex life during a gynecological exam at a Los Angeles-area clinic.

"I was questioning myself as to why I felt so uncomfortable, because it's a doctor, he's a doctor. Look at him he's in a doctor's (office), his beard's cleanly cut," Chambers said.

Then, she says, he asked her out to lunch.

"At that point I realized 'eww, eww, I have just been molested. I have just been violated. He just asked me out,' " Chambers said. (Watch what happened to her doctor -- 5:15)

for people will be too damn afraid to ask anyone out because they will think they will get sued.

Of course, rapes will go up. Real ones. Not the contextually questionable ones (e.g. teacher screwin' a student or an 18 year old and a 15 year old humpin' like bunnies, both of which consented, whatever...)

this lady was played on and there was no reason for her doctor to be asking questions of her about going out to lunch ,

A very nasty history.

I will NOT "scoot on down to the end of the table."

Just send in the nurse, please. No gyn exam should ever be just two people.

around... he was supposed to have a nurse in the exam room for TEN YEARS.... well, not continuously but you get the picture...