Dr. Sucharita Raman, MD

I suffered from a series of gall bladder attacks. I went to the ER three times in one week with the attacks increasing in intensity. Dr. Raman was the doctor I received on ER visits 2 and 3. I was suffering from intense internal compression and profound pain and discomfort. She kept telling me it was NOT my gallbladder even though my G.I doctor diagnosed my gall stones. On the evening of the 3rd visit I begged her to at least make a referral to another doctor. Her response said in the most casual manner is something I will never forget - “ Ask your G.I. Doctor for a pill and then see a therapist.” I was demoralized by her cavalier remark and lack of concern. Two days later I had emergency gall bladder surgery. Upon leaving the RPH after surgery in a wheelchair who did I pass at the exit but Dr.Raman. I told her about the surgery. She said,”Oh”

I suffered from a series of gall bladder attacks. I went to the ER three times in one week with the attacks increasing in intensity. Dr. Raman was the doctor I received on ER visits 2 and 3. I was suffering from intense internal compression and profound pain and discomfort. She kept telling me it was NOT my gallbladder even though my G.I doctor diagnosed my gall stones. On the evening of the 3rd visit I begged her to at least make a referral to another doctor. Her response said in the most casual manner is something I will never forget - “ Ask your G.I. Doctor for a pill and then see a therapist.” I was demoralized by her cavalier remark and lack of concern. Two days later I had emergency gall bladder surgery. Upon leaving the RPH after surgery in a wheelchair who did I pass at the exit but Dr.Raman. I told her about the surgery. She said,”Oh”