Optometrist suspended for affair with patient - Bombala Times

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Optometrist suspended for affair with patient
Bombala Times
AN OPTOMETRIST who had sex with a patient on the floor of his clinic during business hours has been suspended by health authorities. David John Ford, a partner at the Eyecare Plus clinic in Grafton on the north coast, has been prevented from practising for ...


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[AdminWolf]

Was that wrong? Should I not have done that? I'm sorry, I'm gonna have to plead ignorance on this thing, because if I had known that sort of thing was frowned upon...

 

[Mike Garin OD]

 

[John Boer]

Having an affair in your office during office hours is probably bad and everything, but...

I hate stuff like this: "Her initial complaint read: ''The man is a predator. He looks for women's vulnerabilities and he hoans [sic] in on them. In my case I was a very lonely woman, starved for affection. I always tried to hide it but he saw straight through me. He has a gift in that way.''"

Yeah, this year long relationship was totally against her will. All the fault of the big bad man.

 

[John Boer]

The complaint came after he ended it.

Exactly. But apparently to her for an entire year she was just powerless to do anything about it. It's vindictive bullshit for her to suddenly play the damsel in distress card.

 

[Alan David]

Was that wrong? Should I not have done that? I'm sorry, I'm gonna have to plead ignorance on this thing, because if I had known that sort of thing was frowned upon...

Should have bought her a cashmere sweater.

 

[Michael Ford]

Them be Aussies for ya

 

[Adam Lusk]

Them be Aussies for ya

:-(

Is it usual for the newsbot to pick up articles over three years old?

 

[Ken Elder]

Another case of someone thinking with the little head and not the big head.

 

[AdminWolf]

:-(

Is it usual for the newsbot to pick up articles over three years old?

Unusual -- typically it happens if a newspaper (for whatever reason) recycles an old story and puts it back in their feed of 'new stories' -- it could be purely accidental on their part (ie, some intern promoted the article to 'news'.)