WELL IT'S PUBLISHED!!!!!
Posted By: TravelinMT on 2009-03-29
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I can only say be careful what you wish for. I would say the story is on a scale of 1-10 a 5 for us. It is just like the supervisors that have never transcribed, a reporter who doesn't have a clue...well let's just say the picture doesn't come across like we would like it to. That being said, I guess I should not look a gift horse in the mouth. There is one bright side, there is a COMMENTS SECTION that you can add to. Will someone please go on and explain we do much more than doctors notes and please, please mention the confidentialy aspect and the information that the general public does not know about going overseas? Cuz this guy missed the boat on that whole aspect of the story. , ,
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