When only expletives will do

22 Feb 2011

Occasionally a GP needs something stronger than 'no', as Copperfield discovers.

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Anonymous,

11 Mar 2011

Well Dr Copperfield, I've said it before and I'll say it again, I just love you and take my hat off to you for your intuitive prose. I too am deafened by a sound, peals of laughter emanating from my lungs when I read your words, which must add several years to my life. Keep up the good work(d)s. diana smallwood

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