Elizabeth G. Bennett, MD

Had surgery and all went well. Great bedside manor!

I expected the usual 5 minute pre-surgical interview before a biopsy to determine cancer- "Have you every had any trouble with anesthesia", etc. Instead she played a guessing game about my surgical scars and then spent 15 minutes proclaiming whether she felt cancer in one location of my body or another. The lab results of the thing she removed mysteriously were sent to her instead of the oncologist and then THIS VERY STRANGE WOMAN phoned me with the results although, since she is a surgeon and NOT an oncologist, she couldn't answer any questions I had. Is her job not fulfilling enough that she needs to add drama by announcing to me that I have cancer and will die soon? Did this add a spark to her day? I can't begin to understand but know that everything is about her and not the patient, and this makes for a very poor surgeon.

St Peters could use more like Dr. Germinder