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Why does Ms. Williams persist in the care of a physician with whom she can't, by her own admission, speak comfortably and candidly?
Why does Ms. Williams persist in the care of a physican who, by her own admission, is spookily out-of-touch with female postpartum physiology and sexuality?
Why is Ms. Williams, who describes herself in a very public way as an overachieving "Type A" personality, spookily out-of-touch with reasonable standards for American medical care and practice?
Sparky, WTF are you talking about?! This is not what the article is about. She barely mentions anything about the doctor. I don't know how you can jump to all these conclusions. Did you look inside her vagina and come up with a different diagnosis? Sheesh!
I'm also not sure why so many have been hostile about this letter. The sex after childbirth issue seems to be an almost universal one. I know it makes me nervous, and it's nice to read something to get a little insight into the phenomenon.
