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3catwoman3

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8. One of my physician colleagues in the pediatric practice...

Reply to DFW (Reply #6)

Thu Nov 20, 2025, 08:57 AM

Nov 20

…from which I retired had the first and last initials of RM. There was nothing in his signature that bore any resemblance at all to either of those letters.

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