Search stats can be interesting, funny, and illuminating. Obviously I get many many hits related to RA, but the top google search bringing people to my blog comes in a variety of phrases all having the words “thank” and “doctor.”
Every physician blogger should have a post (or two) addressing this topic. It’s something people want to know.
From blog stats:
what to write in a thank you note to your doctor
ways to thank your doctor
how to thank your doctor
how to thank a doctor
how to thank your dr
how do you thank your doctor
how to say thank you to your doctor
how to write a thank you note to your doctor
how to write a thank you note to a doctor
how to write thank you note to doctor
how to thank your surgeon
is it ok to write your doctor a thank you note
is it okay to write your doctor a thank you note?
thank your doctor
thank you note to doctor
thank you note doctor
thank you note to my doctor
thank you note to your doctor
thank you notes to your doctor
thank you to my doctor
thank you note for your doctor
thank you card for your doctor
thank you letter after doctor appointment
thanks to your doctor
thank to your doctor
thanking your doctor for
thanking your doctor
a thank you note to my doctor
write thank you note doctor
writing your doctor a thank you note
writing a thank you note to your surgeon
doctor thank you note
say thank you to your doctor
kind sentiments to thank your surgeon
People search this topic every day.
Awesome, love it! Do doctors know? I have one, my NP, she is a treasure. Maybe it’s because she has Lupus. Rheum doc is good too, but still doesn’t get RA as much as I wish he did.
My ortho treated me to 4 surgeries until “I” figured out I had RA, so cross him off, same with PT’s treating me during this time, making me do squats with a swollen RA joints. I believed in them and followed their instructions to the “T”. 😦
So the score is 50/50.