The Jack Miller Archive

P: He distanced himself. Arnie, I think dad would have lived another ten years if he hadn't fired his doctor. Arnie Gash was this incredible, brilliant, doting Jewish cardiologist. And dad without talking to Arnie went and got a second opinion and in the medical world you're supposed to tell your first guy that you're doing that. That’s neither here nor there you know what I mean dad wasn't necessarily fooling with all of those kind of rules. So he went and got another opinion on what Arnie was doing and Arnie went to dad all upset about that because this is Philedelphia medical community is very, it's one of the high end communities you know what I mean. They're they're a lot of Jewish people here and they're really good. And Arnie was a believer. And I didn't, I think I don't know the year it was I think it was '91 or probably '92 and Arnie went to him upset and said why did you do that you need to really check with me first I'm your primary doctor and dad and mom were really apologetic they said they were sorry and then Arnie called me and told me this the year after dad died. And and then Arnie said they disappeared. I never saw them again. And that that was kind of.. #2:35:42.1#
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