People Said We’d Fail, But My Family Clinic With Video Games And Therapy Cats Is Full Only 6 Months After Opening
Back in 2017, two of the cats I had raised from kittens had become Guinness World Record Title holders. Arcturus Aldebaran Powers was the tallest cat to ever live and Cygnus Regulus Powers had the longest tail on a cat ever (All my cats are named for stars). I had designed a diet for them that I thought was what would be ideal for a feline species. It was highly synthetic and by no means natural, but I’m all about science and evidence-based things, and I’m fairly sure it turned them both into giants.
Life was pretty great, and we were booking TV shows and charity events, as I was president of the Ferndale Cat Shelter at the time, and the cats’ fame helped us raise money to help Detroit rescue and street cats.
On Nov 12th 2017, my wife (who is also a doctor) left in the morning to go round in the hospital. I woke up about an hour later to smoke alarms and my living room ablaze. I searched for the cats and opened as many escape paths as possible until I finally passed out from smoke. Ultimately, I made it to the basement where I was rescued by first responders. The house burned to the foundation, and we lost everything, including our beloved cats Arcturus, Sirius and Cygnus.
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(So this is me here on a random Tuesday with Hyperion, one of the resident therapy cats. Life is good, but it wasn’t always so.)
The tragedy completely devastated me, and it took me over a year to recover mentally and physically from it. When I was cleared to go back to work, I decided I didn’t want to live my life how I did previously. I spent my 20s studying and training to be a doctor, and it was almost all for nothing. I decided that being happy and enjoying my life was worth far more, and so I decided to start my own family practice clinic, Powers Family Medicine.
I decided to theme the practice around me and my interests, which are mostly cats and video games. I told some colleagues that I planned to launch a family practice that would have therapy cats and video game decorations and they told me I was insane and that it would be a complete failure as people want to go to a sterile, simple, professional-looking place for medical care. I decided to proceed anyway, and rented a small office space near the ruins of my old home (which is currently being rebuilt). We have been wildly successful, and are currently the #1 patient-rated family practice in our state.
The therapy cats are all exotic hybrids (early generation Bengals and Savannah cats) who lack the Fel D1 gene in their saliva, and so people with severe cat allergies are unaffected by them. We recently had a patient who is so allergic to cats that she carries an epi-pen for it come to the office. She got to pet Polaris, and broke down into tears because she loves cats but wasn’t able to pet one for almost 30 years. The cats aren’t allowed in sterile zones, but otherwise, have free reign of the office. (They are fully vaccinated and free of zoonotic infections, and so honestly the doorknob to the office is more of a risk to you than they are)
Our clinic is special in that it welcomes truly everyone. We are friendly and cater to the LGBT population, and also have a lot of alt/kink/BDSM, commercial sex workers, polyamorous patients, HIV+ patients (which I treat and prescribe PrEP) and other people who feel like they can’t be open and honest with their doctor. We also have some middle-class families in the mix too, all are welcome and treated with respect! In short, we don’t care what anyone else thinks, just tell us the truth and we will help keep you safe and healthy.
I expected it would take years for me to develop the practice, as 5-7 years is pretty normal. We’ve now been open for 6 months, and as of today, we are completely full. We have over 1000 patients in the practice, and we’ve established a waiting list for people to get on if they want to transfer their care to us. I’m looking into expansion options and hiring some help so that we can continue to accept new patients, but for now, that has to wait.
If you’ve read this far and want to see what we’ve built, let me give you a tour!
Hi! Welcome to the tour! I’m Dr. Powers, and this is my clinic!
In the main lobby, there is a full-size custom arcade machine that pretends to be a yet unreleased title “The Drs. Powers And The Starcats”.
The cats have free rein of the office. Also, every exam room has a SNES classic in it to play while you wait!
Phoenix Arcturus Powers is the resident Savannah cat, and he works on Mondays and Thursdays. He is the half brother of Arcturus Aldebaran Powers, the tallest cat to ever live.
Phoenix basks in the rainbow sunbeams.
Exam room 1, we have special prism film on the windows which produces rainbows when it’s sunny out.
At our clinic, you check in using your initials only. You are then assigned an Amiibo (the name is printed on the bottom if you don’t know the character). Then, when it’s your turn to be called back, my MA will say “Pikachu!” and you come back to the exam room. This way, no matter who is in the lobby at the same time as you, your privacy is maximally preserved.
Phoenix likes to hang out at the nurses’ station and receive pets from patients passing by.
Phoenix is aggressively friendly, and is very demanding for pets and attention from anyone who approaches him.
Panoramic view of the lobby, we have a big screen TV out there which streams multiple streaming services and also has a SNES Classic. On this day someone had queued up Sword Art Online from Crunchyroll
Surrounding the nurses’ station are nano leaf light panels that have an animated ever-flowing rainbow pattern.
Panoramic view of the lobby
The cats tend to really like room 1 due to its warm spot near the windows.
There are many rainbows around the office.
Sometimes the therapy cats have received sufficient pets for the day, and need to take a break to their heated bed.
Behind Polaris on the counter is a question block box. Being as we didn’t need to spend any money on advertising as the clinic was instantly so popular, we instead put someone’s name in the bin when they refer a person who establishes care. Then, we draw names during the month to give away prizes like a Nintendo switch or 3dsXL.
We have a community board where patients or their families can post up whatever they like. Polaroids of the art chalkboard from every month also get posted here.
Lobby big screen
Front desk check-in. I’m really into bitcoin and have been for a very long time, so we accept it at our clinic!
We have a chalkboard where patients can draw whatever they like. It gets erased on the 1st of every month.
Coat rack.
The lobby and every exam room have multi-chargers in place for your convenience.
Another view of the main lobby.
Receptionists desk. Yes, she has a gaming desktop and razer hardware such as her chroma keyboard.
The Guinness world record certificates for my late cats, Arcturus Aldebaran Powers and Cygnus Regulus Powers
The anatomy of Mario at weigh-in.
You’re liable to run into a big cat lounging on an exam table upon entering the room!
Close shot of the anatomy of Mario from Etsy: PipperilloStudios
The back wall has x-rays of the various consoles and gaming controllers
Close up shot of one of the x-rays
Myself, my MA, and whatever resident/med student I have rotating with me for the day all use Razer Blade Stealth gaming laptops with full chroma keyboards as our work laptops.
Exam room 1
Chrono trigger shadowbox. The canisters on the shelf contain my tongue depressors and so on.
The wall in room 1
Super Metroid menu outside exam room 2
Exam room 2
Legend of Zelda shadowbox art
Similar canisters to room 1
Rupee succulent planters from Etsy: HylianWords
Exam room 3 (procedure room)
The countertop of exam room 3
More exam room 3
The kitchen
Another shot of the nano leaf setup around the nurses’ station
When you refer a patient and that person establishes care, your name goes on a blank card and into this bin. Once or twice a month I draw a name out and that person gets a gaming console. Usually a Nintendo switch or 3dsXL
Hyperion Procyon Powers enjoying the rainbow sunbeams
Phoenix works Monday and Thursday, Hyperion Tuesday, and Polaris Wednesday. On Fridays, both Hyperion and Polaris come.
Sometimes over lunch I take a little gaming break.
My wonderful receptionist Laura and my amazing medical assistant Stacy! I couldn’t have made this place without them.
Anyways, thanks for checking us out! We are currently full, and do have a waiting list for anyone who wishes to become a new patient. The list is first come first served, and so as patients move away, we get less busy, or we manage to expand and hire another provider we will pull people off the waiting list.
This post was published with the permission of Dr. William Powers
A guy who likes video games and cats, ánd he's a doctor? Be still my beating heart. *fans self*
Well, it's finally happened, the world's most perfect man (sorry Jason Momoa - you're a very close second) hope his practice goes from strength to strength.
ShockofGayness: You should've stopped at drink #12. But, hey... at least you got off for the first time in your life.
Load More Replies...I would love to work there, you don't need a swedish medical secretary? ^^' I'm kidding, but it sounds fun to work there. I hope the clinic is doing well!
Who wouldn't love a new swedish friend who can delight with indications about best restaurants and suggestive fishing spots ?
Load More Replies...A health office with personality! I am not a gamer and don't have any cats but I absolutely love this idea to put your own personality into your business. Your office looks like so much fun and welcoming which is in stark contrast to most doctors offices I have been to. The part of the medicine where you connect with your patient is sadly often missing, but not here. Just feeling at ease with your doctor can really improve healthy outcomes so keep up the good work!
I am really annoyed with the LGBTQ-related news overload these days. BUT! This article made me say, how good it is that there are people who cater to the medical needs of this community without prejudice. Their health matters.
May you set the precedent for others to follow in your open minded and altruistic practice. Props.
I’ve known this Dr since high school - so glad to see the phenomenal impact he is having on so many. Well done 👍🏼
Doctor is a genius. Congratulations to a developing a full practice in six months.
Cuddling cats and video games are exactly what I seek out when I'm sick.
Maybe if there were more docs like this, US healthcare wouldn't be in such a sorry state! Kudos to these docs, and their cats!
And... He is married! As we all would expect :)
Load More Replies...My children would adore this practice! Cats and video games?? Did you read my kiddos minds?
Way to go! Half the reason why some people don't like to go to doctors is because their environments are so staid and clinical.
I want to go there, be treated for whatever ails me, and get to pet those cats! My GP sucks so much they only have 1 star on yelp.
I’ve been a Nurse Practitioner for 20 years - left office work due to burn out and now work from home. But if I could work in an office like this, I would love it!
This place sounds perfect for everyone. They protect your privacy, they give you ways to distract yourself while you wait, and they just all around seem to be trying to make going to the doctor a little easier for the whole family. This place is a good place to take any kids that are terrified of the doctor. They will put them at ease.
This place is worth getting a bachelor's degree in health just to work at. I love it so much.
I think that this concept is amazing! I am glad to hear how well Dr. Powers is doing. That being said: Savannah cats and bengel cats have no business being pets. It's morally and ethically WRONG to breed these fancy cats. There are millions of homeless cats that desperately need a good home. Although these exoctic breeds may cause less of an allergic reaction to your patients, it is better to have therapeutic dogs such as poodles than it is to specially breed designer cats. Shame on you Dr. Powers! Perhaps you should reconsider your values. On any one day, you can look at your local SPCA website or the Humane Society website and find dozens, if not hundreds of cats looking for a home with a responsible, loving family. People- please, ADOPT!
I agree, but they adopted these cats because they’re hypoallergenic. There are other breeds, and mixes on the streets that need good homes, but there’s no way of telling if the mixes are safe for people with cat allergies because they’re mixes.
Load More Replies...I LOVE this so much! It actually made me tear up a bit out of sheer awesomeness. That he is extremely handsome and has a cool tie combined with seeing all my fav childhood memories in the decoration of that clinic probably helped, but I just love the concept and am REALLY happy for all the folks who find acceptance and go worry free to this clinic. I kind of would like to live in that waiting area.
The practice looks good. So do the cats. I only wonder why the doctor didn't take ordinary cats instead of breeds.
Because they trigger cat allergies. I have a Maine c**n too and he can't come to the office.
Load More Replies...Cats and video games are two of my favorite things and this is all awesome EXCEPT... there's a ton of animal cruelty involved with exotic/hybrid cats and that's why their breeds aren't acknowledged by various cat associations. Just think about it - mating a serval to a domesticated cat? Not pretty for the cat.
Except Bengal cats are the same size as Asian leopard cats and my cats aren't F1 hybrids
Load More Replies...what a cool guy & great med practice! Too bad michigan is so far away... do you sell kittens?
Like the idea. Love the cats. Unfortunately unless they have Pong I'd still be sitting in the corner with a 5 year old copy of Better Homes and Gardens.
You are the best ever, I wish you much happiness and continued success!!
Congratulations, you are one of the lucky people who love what they do! To top it off, those lucky ones are the same who are great at what they do... I would be happy to be your patient.
Always follow your dreams! This is brilliant, and I can see why you're so popular. When people are sick, they don't want to be in some bland building with nothing to see or do
My kids would have loved going to the Dr. at your practice! Your cats are beautiful!
God has officially created the perfect man cat lover and gamer. Perfect
Well huh... so that's where Will Powers ended up. Gone a long way from all those parties on S. Bouquet Street. Good on you dude. (Went to college with him).
I am a patient at this clinic. There’s One thing that has been left out of this article, and it’s this: Dr. Powers is an incredible doctor. Yes, his office is amazing, yes, the cats are adorable, yes, the concept is great. But on top of all of that- he is a phenomenal doctor. My prior doctor has tried for years to treat Some symptoms I was having. She was a wonderful doctor, don’t get me wrong, but we were never able to figure out what exactly was causing some symptoms. In my first visit with doctor powers, it took him less than 5 minutes to figure out what was causing the symptoms, diagnose it, and start me on my treatment. My last doctor couldn’t figure it out in 7 years. Dr. Powers figured it out in 5 minutes. On top on that, I’ve never met a doctor who was as easy to communicate with as dr. Powers is. He has a patient portal set up so patients can message him whenever. He has always responded to me same-day. His care is excellent. His practice is excellent. We need more like him.
Where are you located? I suddenly feel the need to see a doctor!
Dr. Powers, you have done a terrific job creating your new clinic, being intelligent, thoughtful, and personable, it's no surprise that you have succeeded, love your cats !!!
I'd love a doctors surgery like this, I have a few chronic illnesses and therefore have to go to the doctors a lot and as much as I like my gp, I hate going. It's depressing that I am trapped going back over and over.
Ouch... something hurts here (specially losing the cats ) but altogether seems weird.
Thanks, I enjoy being weird. It certainly beats being ordinary.
Load More Replies...While I love this very much, I'm way more into adopting and rescuing cats than creating them which is a bit narcissistic and expensive. #adoptdontshop
Hey cat fanatics: congratulations on down-voting anyone who has a rational concern about the sanitary nature of this. Yes, cats are FILTHY. They walk around in bins of their own urine and excrement, and then walk all over your floor, desk, table, bed, chairs, couches, exam tables.., they also shed, they rub their skin oils and scent excretions on every surface (this builds up a waxy black filth over time, which you’ll see on the corners of any drywall in any house that has cats), and they sit on things with their bare a**s. You wouldn’t consider this sanitary behavior for a human. These statements of fact do not mean you’re not allowed to love cats. However you should actually consider the reality of sanitary needs. Cats are NOT compatible with those.
It's not an operating room. If you're so concerned about them in the office then the same concerns would apply to any home.
Load More Replies...Dr.Powers, I am a retired medical professional and I admire you for being able to combine the loves in your life to create something that truly helps humans to be better to them selves, others and animals. If you don't mind, I would like to make a small suggestion. Everything about your practice has a unique niche to it except one. With all of the electrical devices in our hands almost 24/7, we have lost that important human face to face communication essential for all humans. Unfortunately, your waiting room adds to this disconnection. Would you be willing to turn the "soldier" straight rows of chairs to face each other? Random polite comments to a stranger often occur while we are waiting. No matter where, being face to face gives the opportunity for just a quick conversational opening. "Oh, your baby is so beautiful, cute, etc." Also, many generations don't have to ability to just chat, could be the weather, admire person's fashion. So many moments between generations missed.
Nobody wants to stare at strangers' faces especially at a private or sterile setting such as a clinic; it's brutal enough having to endure that at bureaucratic entities such as the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or at testing centers for example. A huge NO THANKS to your suggestion
Load More Replies...so, what about any patient that is, well, allergic to cats / fur ? :>
I like the cats a lot but way way way over the top. To much stimuli. Me as an adult with ADHD this would not work. I would be completely distracted and overwhelmed. But I do love the cats!
They want you to be distracted, I imagine doctors don't want to have to deal with your anxiety on top of the reason you're seeing them. You're doing them a favor this way
Load More Replies...Looks great but my allergies would kill me walking in with all those cats
Cats are special, they don't trigger the allergy in people, we've tested them.
Load More Replies...This creeps me out big time. But Hey! If it works for you, it works for you.
Let the kids socialize ... what's this urgency for grown adults seeking conversation starters at clinics, centers, hospitals, waiting rooms, administrative offices etc. what's next, the park chairs have to be built so that they're across each other and no longer benches? I mean, how dare we keep two strangers from facing each other for a potential conversational opener. If someone started talking to me in these places I'd say have a nice day and keep reading or listening to a podcast. Sorry not sorry
Load More Replies...Jace I'm sure his business can prosper just fine without you. Bimble elsewhere please.
Load More Replies...Hey Imina do you see that up ahead? It's your exit, and we sure as h*ll dont want you missing it
Load More Replies...He is a people doctor - he mentions in the text that the clinic specializes in underserved groups like HIV+ people, sex workers, etc.
Load More Replies...That's very unfortunate! Not every doctor is for everyone, as I'm sure you know. By the sounds of this doctor, he thinks about his patients first.
Load More Replies...A guy who likes video games and cats, ánd he's a doctor? Be still my beating heart. *fans self*
Well, it's finally happened, the world's most perfect man (sorry Jason Momoa - you're a very close second) hope his practice goes from strength to strength.
ShockofGayness: You should've stopped at drink #12. But, hey... at least you got off for the first time in your life.
Load More Replies...I would love to work there, you don't need a swedish medical secretary? ^^' I'm kidding, but it sounds fun to work there. I hope the clinic is doing well!
Who wouldn't love a new swedish friend who can delight with indications about best restaurants and suggestive fishing spots ?
Load More Replies...A health office with personality! I am not a gamer and don't have any cats but I absolutely love this idea to put your own personality into your business. Your office looks like so much fun and welcoming which is in stark contrast to most doctors offices I have been to. The part of the medicine where you connect with your patient is sadly often missing, but not here. Just feeling at ease with your doctor can really improve healthy outcomes so keep up the good work!
I am really annoyed with the LGBTQ-related news overload these days. BUT! This article made me say, how good it is that there are people who cater to the medical needs of this community without prejudice. Their health matters.
May you set the precedent for others to follow in your open minded and altruistic practice. Props.
I’ve known this Dr since high school - so glad to see the phenomenal impact he is having on so many. Well done 👍🏼
Doctor is a genius. Congratulations to a developing a full practice in six months.
Cuddling cats and video games are exactly what I seek out when I'm sick.
Maybe if there were more docs like this, US healthcare wouldn't be in such a sorry state! Kudos to these docs, and their cats!
And... He is married! As we all would expect :)
Load More Replies...My children would adore this practice! Cats and video games?? Did you read my kiddos minds?
Way to go! Half the reason why some people don't like to go to doctors is because their environments are so staid and clinical.
I want to go there, be treated for whatever ails me, and get to pet those cats! My GP sucks so much they only have 1 star on yelp.
I’ve been a Nurse Practitioner for 20 years - left office work due to burn out and now work from home. But if I could work in an office like this, I would love it!
This place sounds perfect for everyone. They protect your privacy, they give you ways to distract yourself while you wait, and they just all around seem to be trying to make going to the doctor a little easier for the whole family. This place is a good place to take any kids that are terrified of the doctor. They will put them at ease.
This place is worth getting a bachelor's degree in health just to work at. I love it so much.
I think that this concept is amazing! I am glad to hear how well Dr. Powers is doing. That being said: Savannah cats and bengel cats have no business being pets. It's morally and ethically WRONG to breed these fancy cats. There are millions of homeless cats that desperately need a good home. Although these exoctic breeds may cause less of an allergic reaction to your patients, it is better to have therapeutic dogs such as poodles than it is to specially breed designer cats. Shame on you Dr. Powers! Perhaps you should reconsider your values. On any one day, you can look at your local SPCA website or the Humane Society website and find dozens, if not hundreds of cats looking for a home with a responsible, loving family. People- please, ADOPT!
I agree, but they adopted these cats because they’re hypoallergenic. There are other breeds, and mixes on the streets that need good homes, but there’s no way of telling if the mixes are safe for people with cat allergies because they’re mixes.
Load More Replies...I LOVE this so much! It actually made me tear up a bit out of sheer awesomeness. That he is extremely handsome and has a cool tie combined with seeing all my fav childhood memories in the decoration of that clinic probably helped, but I just love the concept and am REALLY happy for all the folks who find acceptance and go worry free to this clinic. I kind of would like to live in that waiting area.
The practice looks good. So do the cats. I only wonder why the doctor didn't take ordinary cats instead of breeds.
Because they trigger cat allergies. I have a Maine c**n too and he can't come to the office.
Load More Replies...Cats and video games are two of my favorite things and this is all awesome EXCEPT... there's a ton of animal cruelty involved with exotic/hybrid cats and that's why their breeds aren't acknowledged by various cat associations. Just think about it - mating a serval to a domesticated cat? Not pretty for the cat.
Except Bengal cats are the same size as Asian leopard cats and my cats aren't F1 hybrids
Load More Replies...what a cool guy & great med practice! Too bad michigan is so far away... do you sell kittens?
Like the idea. Love the cats. Unfortunately unless they have Pong I'd still be sitting in the corner with a 5 year old copy of Better Homes and Gardens.
You are the best ever, I wish you much happiness and continued success!!
Congratulations, you are one of the lucky people who love what they do! To top it off, those lucky ones are the same who are great at what they do... I would be happy to be your patient.
Always follow your dreams! This is brilliant, and I can see why you're so popular. When people are sick, they don't want to be in some bland building with nothing to see or do
My kids would have loved going to the Dr. at your practice! Your cats are beautiful!
God has officially created the perfect man cat lover and gamer. Perfect
Well huh... so that's where Will Powers ended up. Gone a long way from all those parties on S. Bouquet Street. Good on you dude. (Went to college with him).
I am a patient at this clinic. There’s One thing that has been left out of this article, and it’s this: Dr. Powers is an incredible doctor. Yes, his office is amazing, yes, the cats are adorable, yes, the concept is great. But on top of all of that- he is a phenomenal doctor. My prior doctor has tried for years to treat Some symptoms I was having. She was a wonderful doctor, don’t get me wrong, but we were never able to figure out what exactly was causing some symptoms. In my first visit with doctor powers, it took him less than 5 minutes to figure out what was causing the symptoms, diagnose it, and start me on my treatment. My last doctor couldn’t figure it out in 7 years. Dr. Powers figured it out in 5 minutes. On top on that, I’ve never met a doctor who was as easy to communicate with as dr. Powers is. He has a patient portal set up so patients can message him whenever. He has always responded to me same-day. His care is excellent. His practice is excellent. We need more like him.
Where are you located? I suddenly feel the need to see a doctor!
Dr. Powers, you have done a terrific job creating your new clinic, being intelligent, thoughtful, and personable, it's no surprise that you have succeeded, love your cats !!!
I'd love a doctors surgery like this, I have a few chronic illnesses and therefore have to go to the doctors a lot and as much as I like my gp, I hate going. It's depressing that I am trapped going back over and over.
Ouch... something hurts here (specially losing the cats ) but altogether seems weird.
Thanks, I enjoy being weird. It certainly beats being ordinary.
Load More Replies...While I love this very much, I'm way more into adopting and rescuing cats than creating them which is a bit narcissistic and expensive. #adoptdontshop
Hey cat fanatics: congratulations on down-voting anyone who has a rational concern about the sanitary nature of this. Yes, cats are FILTHY. They walk around in bins of their own urine and excrement, and then walk all over your floor, desk, table, bed, chairs, couches, exam tables.., they also shed, they rub their skin oils and scent excretions on every surface (this builds up a waxy black filth over time, which you’ll see on the corners of any drywall in any house that has cats), and they sit on things with their bare a**s. You wouldn’t consider this sanitary behavior for a human. These statements of fact do not mean you’re not allowed to love cats. However you should actually consider the reality of sanitary needs. Cats are NOT compatible with those.
It's not an operating room. If you're so concerned about them in the office then the same concerns would apply to any home.
Load More Replies...Dr.Powers, I am a retired medical professional and I admire you for being able to combine the loves in your life to create something that truly helps humans to be better to them selves, others and animals. If you don't mind, I would like to make a small suggestion. Everything about your practice has a unique niche to it except one. With all of the electrical devices in our hands almost 24/7, we have lost that important human face to face communication essential for all humans. Unfortunately, your waiting room adds to this disconnection. Would you be willing to turn the "soldier" straight rows of chairs to face each other? Random polite comments to a stranger often occur while we are waiting. No matter where, being face to face gives the opportunity for just a quick conversational opening. "Oh, your baby is so beautiful, cute, etc." Also, many generations don't have to ability to just chat, could be the weather, admire person's fashion. So many moments between generations missed.
Nobody wants to stare at strangers' faces especially at a private or sterile setting such as a clinic; it's brutal enough having to endure that at bureaucratic entities such as the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or at testing centers for example. A huge NO THANKS to your suggestion
Load More Replies...so, what about any patient that is, well, allergic to cats / fur ? :>
I like the cats a lot but way way way over the top. To much stimuli. Me as an adult with ADHD this would not work. I would be completely distracted and overwhelmed. But I do love the cats!
They want you to be distracted, I imagine doctors don't want to have to deal with your anxiety on top of the reason you're seeing them. You're doing them a favor this way
Load More Replies...Looks great but my allergies would kill me walking in with all those cats
Cats are special, they don't trigger the allergy in people, we've tested them.
Load More Replies...This creeps me out big time. But Hey! If it works for you, it works for you.
Let the kids socialize ... what's this urgency for grown adults seeking conversation starters at clinics, centers, hospitals, waiting rooms, administrative offices etc. what's next, the park chairs have to be built so that they're across each other and no longer benches? I mean, how dare we keep two strangers from facing each other for a potential conversational opener. If someone started talking to me in these places I'd say have a nice day and keep reading or listening to a podcast. Sorry not sorry
Load More Replies...Jace I'm sure his business can prosper just fine without you. Bimble elsewhere please.
Load More Replies...Hey Imina do you see that up ahead? It's your exit, and we sure as h*ll dont want you missing it
Load More Replies...He is a people doctor - he mentions in the text that the clinic specializes in underserved groups like HIV+ people, sex workers, etc.
Load More Replies...That's very unfortunate! Not every doctor is for everyone, as I'm sure you know. By the sounds of this doctor, he thinks about his patients first.
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