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I've been there for a couple times now, and everytime there's always at least one doctor or nurse that is rude to me. I can't forgot the two female doctors at pedia department. The first one literally told me that my anxiety was all in my head, the exact words she said was "Nasa utak LANG naman yan". Note that i'm a minor and that phrase taken me aback, but i was able to shrug it off 'cause a lot of people viewed mental issues as that. But recently, there was this another female doctor that literally said to me that "nag-iinarte" LANG naman and i should fix my attitude. Is it really necessary to say that to a patient? Because I know for a fact that I am not what she was describing me as. And those words shouldn't be said to someone with anxiety and should be never be said to anyone just to invalidate their feelings.

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