- Jane Rakowski, A memorable patient
- Liverpool
Usually she saw one of my colleagues about her chronic polycythaemia vera, osteoarthritis, oesophagitis, asthma, hypertension, and hypercholesterolaemia. My turn came when she had a fixed drug eruption. It wasn't too difficult to sort out with some judicious juggling of her medication. She was suitably impressed and started to see me with all her other problems, none …
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