I was leaning towards sm

Posted By: MTfornow on 2008-04-28
In Reply to: Plan B sounds more professional. - mtroadie

Plan B. I have already jotted down some questions I need to ask her to get a better idea of what she needs first and then fax or email the proposal to her.

Thanks!

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Doctor called sm - MTfornow
- Plan B sounds more professional. - mtroadie
  - I was leaning towards sm - MTfornow
    - I would confirm that she is an M.D. - see msg
      - She's an M.D. sm - MTfornow

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a Grey, but they are more expensive and will have it for a long time, so want to make the right choice.

I've wanted one for a long time, but felt we didn't have the time to spend with it. I'm now working from home and my husband is home most of the time also, so now seems like a good time.

Thanks for the input.

I'm guilty of leaning (sm)
in towards the monitor to hear more clearly. I don't even know what that means. It's just something I've done for 12 years. ((The monitor is not the doctor. The monitor is not talking to me.)) ;)

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I was leaning towards Toshiba because my tech believes they are the best, but
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