Come on people, wake up! A picture of a stethescope on scrubs with a blacked out ID tag? Any orderly, maintainance or even housekeeping personell
would have access to those things. It offers no proof he is a doctor, or that he is even a he!
But I digress to the point, which is, as a doctor, if you are one, how can you not tell if a patient is a male or a female? I've worked in the
medical field for 14 years, in wards and the E.R., and never, NEVER have I seen or heard of anyone who could not be gender identified. If an exam
wasn't possible and the name was of no help, you simply ask the person. In fact, it's required on the work up to have the sex of the patient on it.
How do you explain that hole in your story? How can all you professional types out there miss that glaringly obvious mistake?
And not giving predictions when you say you have them is like telling everyone you have a secret, but you're not gonna tell. I agree completely with
_Del_ in saying that you can either deliver on the goods or not mention them at all. You gave us other predictions and "revelations" from this
person, but ALL of the ones you gave either already happened, or are of a "personal nature" that can't be verified independently. This is just too
fishy for me. Like an open can of tuna.
Kudos for writing a good story, but that's all it is, a STORY.
So now you can sit back for a week and laugh at all the people who believe you, I'll be laughing with you.