Hi everyone, just a few things to say in addition :) Since filming this video, the original video has gained an additional 1 million views. Please go and watch the full original video on his page at this link here: ruclips.net/video/25LUF8GmbFU/видео.html Also, just wanted to thank "Dr. Goobie" for sharing his thoughts and experience in the video. I wish you all the best with whatever is in store for you next. I had mentioned that I don't necessarily agree with everything that he shared in his original video. The last half of the original video talks about some points that seem to suggest that some doctors are avoiding treating people properly because they would be out of work if people felt better. I want to clearly state that this has not been my experience at all or seen by me at any point in my training. Nothing would make me happier than to alleviate ALL chronic pain. The burden experienced by our emergency departments in Canada right now is not sustainable, my office (albeit new) is extremely busy, and specialists have been turning down referrals because they are over capacity. The point with me sharing this video and giving my own thoughts was to hopefully empower some patients to take charge of their own health and address some of the root causes of their pain. In any case, stay well everyone and see you soon!
Hey Goby. I was under a neurosurgeon's knife myself. With all the problems pain management has, if you still want to help people, we can use your help. The whole thing with the drug overdoses instead of helping them they punish the Pain Management doctor's and the people. They take biology out of their great ideas. Now you think I am asking you to go into a field that will suck the life out of you. I am not. What makes me so angry is a psychiatrist who writes a paper staying well. Some people are "attached " to their medications. Sadly, this lady has no idea what it's like to have spine surgery that failed so badly. I refused to get my neck done in 2005. The pain was so much better before my surgery. Now I have multiple parts on my back, and they refused to touch. They have several different old medications that they are using with light therapies. They are fixing people's brains. We need you to not just look into the way they are healing people holistically. If you find that you can get behind methylene blue, melatonin & infred & red light therapies. If you think these are safe, we need you to go to Congress and convince them to make insurance companies cover those along with other things like massages. It's very unfair they want to take people pain medications away but not make insurance company pay for other ways. In 2017 was the original cracx down. After thousands of people killed themselves or go to street drugs. People lost jobs because they needed that medicine to work. After a good bit of damage done , Medicare & Medicaid very privately contacted the states and said it wasn't a rule i call law it was a recommendation only. So people were able to get their lives back if the doctor jumped through a lot of hoops. Some states kept their reputation. Some did not. What is crazy is we are to 2017. So those who managed to be grandfather in are going back. People are going to be dying again. Just faster because of the Fentanyl. We need someone with you with your experience to go to Congress and make a case to have insurance company pay for these alternatives therapies. I know your enjoying nature. I loved hiking. I loved the snow. I cant do that stuff. I have done a ton of research. Including finding there are alot of people will turn to alcohol again. However, they only have studies about using drug & alcohol. But no one is regulating alcohol. Which kills and does more damage. Me writing the Speaker is not going to do much but get it tossed in the trash. You with your experience along with other currently using it now, well that would how more power. What ever you decide thank you for just taking the time to read this. I hope when you get bored that this will be something you look into. 1 example a study done in Canada found that using 40mg of melatonin actually stopped 54% of covd transmission. Big Pharma would have more people fired if they even talk about it.
Thanks for your insights and your service to humanity. I would be happy if you were my doctor. I saw my family medicine doctor yesterday and he said the same thing you did. He said “I think you would have been happy as a family medicine doctor.” I agree 😊 good luck in life and your practice ❤❤❤
I'm a UK grad with morality burnout from our dysfunctional NHS over here. I'm applying to the US for internal medicine. I want to inspire patients to change their health habits so they don't need to see specialists for problems that could have been avoided. However, it is very hard in this modern age. People don't want to sweat, eat healthy, life is becoming more stressful (tougher economy/unemployment etc), and so there is no easy solution..
Why don't you offer some CREDENTIALS to PROVE you're a neurosurgeon? I've watched some of your videos and am quite convinced that you AREN'T a neurosurgeon, never have BEEN a neurosurgeon, and never will BE a neurosurgeon. Indeed, I'm a retired MD and I don't know of a neurosurgeon who would go see a "family medicine doctor."
@@nxtgenmd Yes, I'm a retired MD and if you knew neurosurgeons the way I do you would KNOW that NONE of them would EVER deign to be seen in a family docs office.
I think the majority of doctors have good hearts. They want to help people, and they go through a lot to get there. Unfortunately, the system lets them and the people down. I hope doctors all over the world don't give up hope and keep doing what they know and keep fighting for whats right.
Most of doctors don't have good heart. They do it primarily for money and are often full of themselves. Making them dismissing patient complaints and prone to medical mistakes because they don't care reading that much new research or think out of the box. I know this directly from family and from personal experience with a medical problem which turned out to be a pretty rare autoimmune Neuro vascular condition. There are 3 doctors in my 1st degree family and all 3 practice different specialities
As a primary care doctor, I never caught up financially. After school debt is the endless credentials that costs increase yearly, boards, licenses, DEA, insurance. Thankfully, Im now in school for another passion and transitioning out of Medicine.
For a person to endure 40 minutes of mosquito bites while narrating a personal story says a lot ! There certainly is an esoteric explanation on how he got 'here'.
I think everyone can get seriously frustrated and disappointed at his/her job and make overturning decisions in an attempt to find some better perspective. That guy has basically reached that point and made the decision that I respect more than neglect. Unfortunately, neurology is a field where you can not help much in many cases, and the minimization of suffering is the only one choice. Unfortunately, that guy got it too late and couldn't carry on😢
You're right - frustration in the medical field as a whole is not uncommon and some specialties can less satisfying than others on average. The Canadian medical association actually reports specialty satisfaction as a key metric on their specialty information page to help medical students pick what they want to do with their career. I've always found that fascinating. The best we can do is to remember to take care of ourselves first so that we can keep showing up to work 💪
I didn’t want my video to be longer than his or take away too much from the original. Agree though - there’s a lot to say about the later parts of his video. I disagree with it, almost entirely 😅 Granted, I work in an entirely different country, speciality and healthcare model. So I’m probably not the most qualified to comment on his thoughts there. I will say though that I make RUclips videos mostly for fun - I’m a doctor full time. I’ve never encountered an instance where I didn’t want my patients to get better because I’d be paid more if they were sick. There’s no incentive for me to say this if it weren’t the truth. I’ve tried to go over in my other videos about how we get paid, incentives for keeping patients healthy, etc., but I know it’s hard because not everyone can see all of my videos. It’s a strange feeling because all of my life, I’ve just been a normal dude. People in my family got sick and I decided that I wanted to try and help other people when they got sick. Behind the curtain now, there’s no grand conspiracy far as I can see. Just me and a bunch of my friends that I trained with trying to help people out. There are bad doctors, for sure. Greedy people in the field as well - same as most fields I’d say. I’d just avoid them as best as possible. All the best 👍
Thank you so much Dr Gooby. You and your wife are such beautiful people. It was not too long and I'm wishing you the best for today and until ...With Jesus's Love. In 1999, I went to visit your beautiful country, Japan. I met a musician who decided to follow his heart and nature, Juuichi. One hundred years of prayers. Be blessed!
The medical system is indeed, incredibly flawed and too profit centric. It doesn’t have to be this way, either. Speaking as a 37 year old, former ultra athlete, Air Force officer, police officer, and special agent hire (prior to falling sick), I’ve seen 300 doctors or more since 2020. Gaslit and extorted, while suffering a complex neuro-immune, connective tissue, auto-inflammatory disease. Too many doctors never want to address the core condition and offer realistic and disease trapping interventions. It’s as if I have almost never been heard. It’s pathetic when I can learn more about these conditions than the so called experts. Just a cautionary tale. I was incredibly fit, and developed multiple autoimmune conditions, dysautonomia, SFN, and global connective tissue decline. If it was appreciated earlier on, and I was listened to, I wouldn’t be 100% bed bound and in a nursing home at 34 years old. Additionally, I have noticed this psychological limiting factor with many doctors, where they reflexively find a way to blame the patient for the sprawling areas they are not willing to venture into. Assuming the patient has behavioral issues responsible for their symptoms and suffering-which is a ridiculous assertion, often born out of ego (imo). I digress.
I think Harvard's Healthy Eating Plate is highly underrated and misunderstood. Just consider foods in the "limit" category. The list includes not only items normally not regarded as healthy (butter, milk, dairy, read meat and cheese), but also juice, and refined grains ("like white rice and white bread"). Now one may object that limiting white rice should not be a top concern when people eat so much processed food, however someone trying to both eat healthy and affordable might end up with an intake of calories primarily consisting of refined grains and still end up malnourished.
Sadly most people but specially the doctors who had criticized the surgeon for quitting; they are all missing the point he is trying to make, and one I am sure he has already realized. Getting sick, going through an injury, or a desease; these unfortunate life events are spiritual tools for the inner healer/surgeon in all of us. I know that when gone through health issues myself, is either because at some point I've failed to take better care of myself? or simply because there is a valuable lessen to be learned from life's unfortunate events. Dr Doobie is definitely on the right path; a not so difficult path may I add. I have a feeling he is close to reaching the top; while most of us are still struggling to reach it!!
If love is connection, what would be the highest love? What could be more deeply interconnected than ONE? How does reality achieve connection on a metaphysical level? By the elimination of all difference between things. As long as things are different, that difference disconnects them from each other by definition. Why do we say that a kangaroo is not a terrorist? Because a kangaroo is different than a terrorist. So, a kangaroo is disconnected from a terrorist to the degree that it is not identical to a terrorist. But as consciousness realizes that it imagines all difference, the differences which disconnect all things reconnect into a unity, like drops of water merging into a puddle. Eventually the difference between self and other reconnects as well. When this happens, you realize there is no difference between you and any other being. When this happens, you become self-less. Or, in other words, your sense of self extends to all things, becoming infinite.
I think surgeons are not scientists in the sense that the effectiveness of their treatments are measured and analysed. I had gone for ligation for my hemorrhoids. Actually, they were not serious. I was not having any discomfort at all. The surgery was done opportunistically as I was going through colonscopy. Immediately after the day surgery, I sensed something was not right. Swell started the moment I reached home. For 2 weeks after that, I felt miserable. I went back to see my surgeon. He didn't explain what had happened other than the rubber bands probably had fallen off right after the surgery. After 2 weeks when I saw him, he said everything was back to normal and told me try to avoid coming back to the hospital.
The doctor doobie is negative to the system right. I totally understand his video, and he choose for his better. We live in an envoriment where the $ completely is a priority and not the well bieng......
“Minimally invasive” is the biggest scam there is. The disks are in front and you have to in through the BELLY. Best thing I ever did for myself. (My brother too.) But Dad is 96, Mom 93, and it hurts when your body wears out. None of us are overweight. I taught Dad how to order hydrocodone on the Internet - one day you young docs will start to hurt and you will sing a kinder tune.
You think you own your practice? Own your patients? Own your diagnosis to your patients? You will learn that you will be required to see as many patients, stack your appointments deep, and keep them coming back not because you want them to, but because you will be required to. It's a nasty business, and you'll find out what that doctor said is true. Doctors don't want healthy patients. They want "repeat" customers. Period.
@@nxtgenmd If you belong to a hospital, it will be inevitable. Listen to the man. It's not about me. It's about the institution you will be a part of. Hospitals are businesses. Period. The only way they generate revenue is repeat customers. Listen to the man. Not me.
The question is WHY is medical school so expensive? Is it tied to what a potential doctor on the lowest end would make? The cost of books, applications for this or that, travel cost for residency interviews, and the brutal hours students/residents have to work is crazy and expensive. my new Family doctor is great, but using the process of elimination to figure out WTF is wrong, well, it's not my style. The specialists I saw were absolutely horrible and useless. They were dismissive, pretending to be attentive, not listening, not doing a lot of stuff and that meand you lose the patient's trust. Medicine treats what is wrong. Why doesn't it be proactive and try to prevent future problems. Hopefully you won't get overworked and jaded just trying to earn a decent living and get those loans paid off.
So you cannot help everyone therefore you help no one? People deserve care, even those people (maybe especially those people) who aren't perfect patients, who cannot or will not make the changes necessary to improve their situation long term. People usually do well when they can. Helping them even a little bit can do quite a lot of good. Fixing the walls in someone's house will improve their quality of life by a lot, even if the leaking roof will make the situation bad again. In the best case scenario, you give them enough quality of life to hopefully have the strength to change some things, and in the worst case scenario, you still improve their quality of life for a bit. And this is not even touching on people who are simply sick, not out of anything they did or haven't done.
He lives his life, just life you do. Why he has to do something he doesn't like just because you want him to? He doesn't force his idea to anyone or tell anyone to do the same. He just explain what he thinks which led to his decision. You might disagree with him, you might be right with you point of views, but that doesn't make him wrong.
@@androidphone3934 I'm merely pointing out a flaw in his reasoning. He says his main motivation was to help people, and then he completely stopped helping people because he thought he wasn't helping enough. But you're right, it's his life to do as he pleases. And who knows, maybe he's found some other way to help that he's more comfortable with.
The true meaning of suffering is not completely & deeply known to even 1% of people in the world until they reach to the threshold point of just passing from materialism to spiritualism as told by the Buddha, the Gothama Samane who was born and lived in former Ceylon as witnessed through rock inscriptions written around 6th century BC. However the history was distorted by colonial powers in 1550-1948.
I think laypeople don't understand how natural remedies could fix their backs, etc. Maybe, if Doctors explained exactly The Reasons that might work, would improve patients'understanding!
I agree :) I often have these conversations with people and explain how in many cases, physiotherapy is the best way to fix muscle related injuries especially. There is definitely an aspect of people just not knowing what to do at times
Its about time we realize and understand that the human body is wonderfully made/created. We are definitely not a product of evolution. The human body is designed to respond to self healing, yes, because the One who created humans and ALL other creation is ALL-WISE and ALL-LOVING ALMIGHTY CREATOR. In humility we ALL have to give ALL CREDIT to Him. Thank you so much to ALL our wise Doctors worldwide that credit the Owner of humans. ( Revelation 4 verse 11 and Psalm 139 verse 13 to 16).
I am not sure you understand this guy. The other problem with your analysis is the reason one becomes a doctor. What other reason can one have to become a doctor other than to help people? As you point out, it is neither glamorous or lucrative. You will be comfortable, not rich. He tells you what the problem is very early in his discourse. He was unhappy. The reasons for this is a matter of conjecture even for. I suspect it would take him a few years to to arrive at the reason for him quitting. Personally I think he is at the beginning of a spiritual awakening and over time he would understand himself more.
Oh well this is the time for exposure God is exposing lies i am not against doctor but a lot of things is all about money. Prayer works your healing is inside of you trues God with the process.
Long live doctor Goobie. You have crushed the gates to bullshit something will happen now everyone who has been oppressed by the system and thought that something was wrong with them are able to understand that they were not the problem all along. I'm thinking of quitting too I'm going back to IRAN And open a small restaurant I've had it as an emergency physician here in Midwest
I have to say The family doctors in canada suck nowadays, it seems they have nothing in brain, I always doubt how did they become a doctor? most of them would say who do you want me to refer to
Hi everyone, just a few things to say in addition :) Since filming this video, the original video has gained an additional 1 million views. Please go and watch the full original video on his page at this link here: ruclips.net/video/25LUF8GmbFU/видео.html
Also, just wanted to thank "Dr. Goobie" for sharing his thoughts and experience in the video. I wish you all the best with whatever is in store for you next.
I had mentioned that I don't necessarily agree with everything that he shared in his original video. The last half of the original video talks about some points that seem to suggest that some doctors are avoiding treating people properly because they would be out of work if people felt better. I want to clearly state that this has not been my experience at all or seen by me at any point in my training. Nothing would make me happier than to alleviate ALL chronic pain. The burden experienced by our emergency departments in Canada right now is not sustainable, my office (albeit new) is extremely busy, and specialists have been turning down referrals because they are over capacity. The point with me sharing this video and giving my own thoughts was to hopefully empower some patients to take charge of their own health and address some of the root causes of their pain.
In any case, stay well everyone and see you soon!
If I could encourage you to read "The Great Controversy" by Ellen White.
Also? "Ministry of Healing".
Same author.
I completely agree with Dr. NXTgenMD
Hey Goby. I was under a neurosurgeon's knife myself. With all the problems pain management has, if you still want to help people, we can use your help.
The whole thing with the drug overdoses instead of helping them they punish the Pain Management doctor's and the people. They take biology out of their great ideas.
Now you think I am asking you to go into a field that will suck the life out of you. I am not.
What makes me so angry is a psychiatrist who writes a paper staying well. Some people are "attached " to their medications. Sadly, this lady has no idea what it's like to have spine surgery that failed so badly. I refused to get my neck done in 2005. The pain was so much better before my surgery. Now I have multiple parts on my back, and they refused to touch.
They have several different old medications that they are using with light therapies. They are fixing people's brains. We need you to not just look into the way they are healing people holistically.
If you find that you can get behind methylene blue, melatonin & infred & red light therapies. If you think these are safe, we need you to go to Congress and convince them to make insurance companies cover those along with other things like massages.
It's very unfair they want to take people pain medications away but not make insurance company pay for other ways.
In 2017 was the original cracx down. After thousands of people killed themselves or go to street drugs. People lost jobs because they needed that medicine to work.
After a good bit of damage done , Medicare & Medicaid very privately contacted the states and said it wasn't a rule i call law it was a recommendation only.
So people were able to get their lives back if the doctor jumped through a lot of hoops.
Some states kept their reputation. Some did not. What is crazy is we are to 2017. So those who managed to be grandfather in are going back.
People are going to be dying again. Just faster because of the Fentanyl.
We need someone with you with your experience to go to Congress and make a case to have insurance company pay for these alternatives therapies.
I know your enjoying nature. I loved hiking. I loved the snow. I cant do that stuff. I have done a ton of research. Including finding there are alot of people will turn to alcohol again. However, they only have studies about using drug & alcohol. But no one is regulating alcohol. Which kills and does more damage.
Me writing the Speaker is not going to do much but get it tossed in the trash. You with your experience along with other currently using it now, well that would how more power.
What ever you decide thank you for just taking the time to read this. I hope when you get bored that this will be something you look into.
1 example a study done in Canada found that using 40mg of melatonin actually stopped 54% of covd transmission. Big Pharma would have more people fired if they even talk about it.
Thanks for your insights and your service to humanity. I would be happy if you were my doctor. I saw my family medicine doctor yesterday and he said the same thing you did. He said “I think you would have been happy as a family medicine doctor.” I agree 😊 good luck in life and your practice ❤❤❤
I'm a UK grad with morality burnout from our dysfunctional NHS over here. I'm applying to the US for internal medicine. I want to inspire patients to change their health habits so they don't need to see specialists for problems that could have been avoided. However, it is very hard in this modern age. People don't want to sweat, eat healthy, life is becoming more stressful (tougher economy/unemployment etc), and so there is no easy solution..
Thank you Goobie - I really appreciate you taking the time to leave this comment. All the best with everything ♥
Why don't you offer some CREDENTIALS to PROVE you're a neurosurgeon? I've watched some of your videos and am quite convinced that you AREN'T a neurosurgeon, never have BEEN a neurosurgeon, and never will BE a neurosurgeon. Indeed, I'm a retired MD and I don't know of a neurosurgeon who would go see a "family medicine doctor."
You’re a retired MD and don’t know why a neurosurgeon would see a family medicine doctor? This is concerning to me
@@nxtgenmd Yes, I'm a retired MD and if you knew neurosurgeons the way I do you would KNOW that NONE of them would EVER deign to be seen in a family docs office.
I think the majority of doctors have good hearts. They want to help people, and they go through a lot to get there. Unfortunately, the system lets them and the people down. I hope doctors all over the world don't give up hope and keep doing what they know and keep fighting for whats right.
Most of doctors don't have good heart. They do it primarily for money and are often full of themselves. Making them dismissing patient complaints and prone to medical mistakes because they don't care reading that much new research or think out of the box. I know this directly from family and from personal experience with a medical problem which turned out to be a pretty rare autoimmune Neuro vascular condition. There are 3 doctors in my 1st degree family and all 3 practice different specialities
As a primary care doctor, I never caught up financially. After school debt is the endless credentials that costs increase yearly, boards, licenses, DEA, insurance. Thankfully, Im now in school for another passion and transitioning out of Medicine.
I’m glad you’re doing something that you enjoy now 👍
I hope you can pay off your debt asap
Great video! Love your commentary. The original is certainly stirring up discussion in the healthcare field!
7 million views and no signs of slowing down! Thanks :)
For a person to endure 40 minutes of mosquito bites while narrating a personal story says a lot ! There certainly is an esoteric explanation on how he got 'here'.
I think everyone can get seriously frustrated and disappointed at his/her job and make overturning decisions in an attempt to find some better perspective. That guy has basically reached that point and made the decision that I respect more than neglect. Unfortunately, neurology is a field where you can not help much in many cases, and the minimization of suffering is the only one choice. Unfortunately, that guy got it too late and couldn't carry on😢
You're right - frustration in the medical field as a whole is not uncommon and some specialties can less satisfying than others on average. The Canadian medical association actually reports specialty satisfaction as a key metric on their specialty information page to help medical students pick what they want to do with their career. I've always found that fascinating.
The best we can do is to remember to take care of ourselves first so that we can keep showing up to work 💪
Congrats on becoming official 🎉
Thank you very much! :)
Both made some great points :) My 11 daughter loves watching your videos and hopes to use this information as she gets older 😊
You should do a second part cuz there’s a dense discussion to be had on the remainder of what he says
He's not going to do that lol
I didn’t want my video to be longer than his or take away too much from the original. Agree though - there’s a lot to say about the later parts of his video. I disagree with it, almost entirely 😅 Granted, I work in an entirely different country, speciality and healthcare model. So I’m probably not the most qualified to comment on his thoughts there. I will say though that I make RUclips videos mostly for fun - I’m a doctor full time. I’ve never encountered an instance where I didn’t want my patients to get better because I’d be paid more if they were sick. There’s no incentive for me to say this if it weren’t the truth. I’ve tried to go over in my other videos about how we get paid, incentives for keeping patients healthy, etc., but I know it’s hard because not everyone can see all of my videos.
It’s a strange feeling because all of my life, I’ve just been a normal dude. People in my family got sick and I decided that I wanted to try and help other people when they got sick. Behind the curtain now, there’s no grand conspiracy far as I can see. Just me and a bunch of my friends that I trained with trying to help people out. There are bad doctors, for sure. Greedy people in the field as well - same as most fields I’d say. I’d just avoid them as best as possible.
All the best 👍
Thank you for sharing this. Just watched the entire video.
You're welcome :)
He followed His heart which we all need to learn or die spiritually.
Nice commentary. I enjoyed both of your videos.
Thank you :)
When you said "digital rectal exam" I thought: how do you do a rectal exam over the computer?😆🤣😂
LOL. I have gotten that question asked before 😅
The current medical system must be revamped to include nutrition as part of the medical care. Don't just solve the symptom, cure the root problem.
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Thank you so much Dr Gooby. You and your wife are such beautiful people. It was not too long and I'm wishing you the best for today and until ...With Jesus's Love. In 1999, I went to visit your beautiful country, Japan. I met a musician who decided to follow his heart and nature, Juuichi. One hundred years of prayers. Be blessed!
한국분 이신것 같아요.ㅎㅎ
Holistic medicine and health coach training helps a lot in getting someone to become a physician who wants to work in root causes
The medical system is indeed, incredibly flawed and too profit centric. It doesn’t have to be this way, either.
Speaking as a 37 year old, former ultra athlete, Air Force officer, police officer, and special agent hire (prior to falling sick), I’ve seen 300 doctors or more since 2020. Gaslit and extorted, while suffering a complex neuro-immune, connective tissue, auto-inflammatory disease.
Too many doctors never want to address the core condition and offer realistic and disease trapping interventions. It’s as if I have almost never been heard. It’s pathetic when I can learn more about these conditions than the so called experts.
Just a cautionary tale. I was incredibly fit, and developed multiple autoimmune conditions, dysautonomia, SFN, and global connective tissue decline. If it was appreciated earlier on, and I was listened to, I wouldn’t be 100% bed bound and in a nursing home at 34 years old.
Additionally, I have noticed this psychological limiting factor with many doctors, where they reflexively find a way to blame the patient for the sprawling areas they are not willing to venture into. Assuming the patient has behavioral issues responsible for their symptoms and suffering-which is a ridiculous assertion, often born out of ego (imo).
I digress.
I think Harvard's Healthy Eating Plate is highly underrated and misunderstood. Just consider foods in the "limit" category. The list includes not only items normally not regarded as healthy (butter, milk, dairy, read meat and cheese), but also juice, and refined grains ("like white rice and white bread"). Now one may object that limiting white rice should not be a top concern when people eat so much processed food, however someone trying to both eat healthy and affordable might end up with an intake of calories primarily consisting of refined grains and still end up malnourished.
Sadly most people but specially the doctors who had criticized the surgeon for quitting; they are all missing the point he is trying to make, and one I am sure he has already realized. Getting sick, going through an injury, or a desease; these unfortunate life events are spiritual tools for the inner healer/surgeon in all of us. I know that when gone through health issues myself, is either because at some point I've failed to take better care of myself? or simply because there is a valuable lessen to be learned from life's unfortunate events. Dr Doobie is definitely on the right path; a not so difficult path may I add. I have a feeling he is close to reaching the top; while most of us are still struggling to reach it!!
If love is connection, what would be the highest love? What could be more deeply interconnected than ONE? How does reality achieve connection on a metaphysical level? By the elimination of all difference between things. As long as things are different, that difference disconnects them from each other by definition. Why do we say that a kangaroo is not a terrorist? Because a kangaroo is different than a terrorist. So, a kangaroo is disconnected from a terrorist to the degree that it is not identical to a terrorist. But as consciousness realizes that it imagines all difference, the differences which disconnect all things reconnect into a unity, like drops of water merging into a puddle. Eventually the difference between self and other reconnects as well. When this happens, you realize there is no difference between you and any other being. When this happens, you become self-less. Or, in other words, your sense of self extends to all things, becoming infinite.
MIT does not offer a residency program in neurosurgery
He did his undergraduate at MIT. In another video of his he says that after MIT he went to medical school at Duke University.
I think surgeons are not scientists in the sense that the effectiveness of their treatments are measured and analysed. I had gone for ligation for my hemorrhoids. Actually, they were not serious. I was not having any discomfort at all. The surgery was done opportunistically as I was going through colonscopy. Immediately after the day surgery, I sensed something was not right. Swell started the moment I reached home. For 2 weeks after that, I felt miserable. I went back to see my surgeon. He didn't explain what had happened other than the rubber bands probably had fallen off right after the surgery. After 2 weeks when I saw him, he said everything was back to normal and told me try to avoid coming back to the hospital.
Same thing happened with my retinal detachment surgery. Doctor very soon said not to call him..
The doctor doobie is negative to the system right. I totally understand his video, and he choose for his better. We live in an envoriment where the $ completely is a priority and not the well bieng......
The music makes it hard to hear you and also pay attention. It detracts from the video.
agreed was gonna post the same, dude should get rid of that music in background when he's talkin
Noted 🤙 thanks
Bottom line: he's having more fun because he took action when he was noticing intense feelings of futility.
“Minimally invasive” is the biggest scam there is. The disks are in front and you have to in through the BELLY. Best thing I ever did for myself. (My brother too.) But Dad is 96, Mom 93, and it hurts when your body wears out. None of us are overweight. I taught Dad how to order hydrocodone on the Internet - one day you young docs will start to hurt and you will sing a kinder tune.
You think you own your practice? Own your patients? Own your diagnosis to your patients? You will learn that you will be required to see as many patients, stack your appointments deep, and keep them coming back not because you want them to, but because you will be required to. It's a nasty business, and you'll find out what that doctor said is true. Doctors don't want healthy patients. They want "repeat" customers. Period.
I disagree with this very much :) I love my job and am sorry to hear that you’ve had bad experiences in the past. Best of luck with everything
@@nxtgenmd If you belong to a hospital, it will be inevitable. Listen to the man. It's not about me. It's about the institution you will be a part of. Hospitals are businesses. Period. The only way they generate revenue is repeat customers. Listen to the man. Not me.
👁️ i understand him.. .
The question is WHY is medical school so expensive? Is it tied to what a potential doctor on the lowest end would make? The cost of books, applications for this or that, travel cost for residency interviews, and the brutal hours students/residents have to work is crazy and expensive.
my new Family doctor is great, but using the process of elimination to figure out WTF is wrong, well, it's not my style. The specialists I saw were absolutely horrible and useless. They were dismissive, pretending to be attentive, not listening, not doing a lot of stuff and that meand you lose the patient's trust.
Medicine treats what is wrong. Why doesn't it be proactive and try to prevent future problems.
Hopefully you won't get overworked and jaded just trying to earn a decent living and get those loans paid off.
So you cannot help everyone therefore you help no one? People deserve care, even those people (maybe especially those people) who aren't perfect patients, who cannot or will not make the changes necessary to improve their situation long term. People usually do well when they can. Helping them even a little bit can do quite a lot of good. Fixing the walls in someone's house will improve their quality of life by a lot, even if the leaking roof will make the situation bad again. In the best case scenario, you give them enough quality of life to hopefully have the strength to change some things, and in the worst case scenario, you still improve their quality of life for a bit. And this is not even touching on people who are simply sick, not out of anything they did or haven't done.
Damn you are dense
He lives his life, just life you do. Why he has to do something he doesn't like just because you want him to? He doesn't force his idea to anyone or tell anyone to do the same. He just explain what he thinks which led to his decision. You might disagree with him, you might be right with you point of views, but that doesn't make him wrong.
@@androidphone3934 I'm merely pointing out a flaw in his reasoning. He says his main motivation was to help people, and then he completely stopped helping people because he thought he wasn't helping enough. But you're right, it's his life to do as he pleases. And who knows, maybe he's found some other way to help that he's more comfortable with.
Goodie is authentic you are not.
The true meaning of suffering is not completely & deeply known to even 1% of people in the world until they reach to the threshold point of just passing from materialism to spiritualism as told by the Buddha, the Gothama Samane who was born and lived in former Ceylon as witnessed through rock inscriptions written around 6th century BC. However the history was distorted by colonial powers in 1550-1948.
I think laypeople don't understand how natural remedies could fix their backs, etc. Maybe, if Doctors explained exactly The Reasons that might work, would improve patients'understanding!
That's what naturopathy is for, what is not what an MD does
I agree :) I often have these conversations with people and explain how in many cases, physiotherapy is the best way to fix muscle related injuries especially. There is definitely an aspect of people just not knowing what to do at times
Its about time we realize and understand that the human body is wonderfully made/created. We are definitely not a product of evolution.
The human body is designed to respond to self healing, yes, because the One who created humans and ALL other creation is ALL-WISE and ALL-LOVING ALMIGHTY CREATOR.
In humility we ALL have to give ALL CREDIT to Him. Thank you so much to ALL our wise Doctors worldwide that credit the Owner of humans. ( Revelation 4 verse 11 and Psalm 139 verse 13 to 16).
I am not sure you understand this guy. The other problem with your analysis is the reason one becomes a doctor. What other reason can one have to become a doctor other than to help people? As you point out, it is neither glamorous or lucrative. You will be comfortable, not rich. He tells you what the problem is very early in his discourse. He was unhappy. The reasons for this is a matter of conjecture even for. I suspect it would take him a few years to to arrive at the reason for him quitting. Personally I think he is at the beginning of a spiritual awakening and over time he would understand himself more.
Of course you don't agree with everything lol you're a new MD, your ego won't allow you to do it yet
Piggy back ride or what?
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Oh well this is the time for exposure God is exposing lies i am not against doctor but a lot of things is all about money. Prayer works your healing is inside of you trues God with the process.
not like your video
Long live doctor
Goobie.
You have crushed the gates to bullshit something will happen now everyone who has been oppressed by the system and thought that something was wrong with them are able to understand that they were not the problem all along.
I'm thinking of quitting too I'm going back to IRAN
And open a small restaurant I've had it as an emergency physician here in Midwest
I have to say The family doctors in canada suck nowadays, it seems they have nothing in brain, I always doubt how did they become a doctor? most of them would say who do you want me to refer to
why do patients have to try every medication you prescribed? funny, we are not little lab rats