Would you, or would you not?

Have you ever heard of a psychiatrist recommending a escort to a patient?.........
This is my story i recently had a client whom said he was seeing a psychiatrist after coming back from Iraq as u can understand its difficult to start living a normal life after war. After a period of time the doc handed him a card for a escort and told him to go see her not for sex but for the companionship needed. He did take the doc up on the offer and saw her multiple times and said it helped him tremendously.
My question to the guys is, if your Dr gave u a recommendation to see a escort would u.
To the girls would u want to make a deal with a Dr for this kind of service.
To the Dr's would u give a this kind of recommendation?
Inquiring minds want to know

hell yes i would !!!! that sounds like a great psychiatrist he sounds like he is worth every penny!!!!!

I wonder if a bird dog is involved?

im not one of those people who tend to believe they know everything(ok maybe i'm lol) but what does hunting have to do with this?

a "bird dog" is basically a referral fee.

sorry that must be the country girl in me lol but actually it was my understanding that the arrangement was and i may be wrong that the dr was reimbursing her for her time im not sure exactly how that worked

I know of a lot of hobbyist who probably ought to be seeing a Psychiatrist.

After my last divorce, my banker, while looking over my postdivorce financial statement, peered over his spectacles and said, in all sincerity, "You know, Ferd, sometimes it's cheaper to rent love than to buy it." I swear to God this is true. I'm still laughing my ass off, with this bit of advice coming from a very conservative, straight-laced guy.

Wonder if my health insurance would help pay???

And, would it be tax-deductable???

I know of a lot of hobbyist who probably ought to be seeing a Psychiatrist. Originally Posted by SofaKingFun

BINGO!

Have you ever heard of a psychiatrist recommending a escort to a patient?.........
This is my story i recently had a client whom said he was seeing a psychiatrist after coming back from Iraq as u can understand its difficult to start living a normal life after war. After a period of time the doc handed him a card for a escort and told him to go see her not for sex but for the companionship needed. He did take the doc up on the offer and saw her multiple times and said it helped him tremendously.
My question to the guys is, if your Dr gave u a recommendation to see a escort would u.
To the girls would u want to make a deal with a Dr for this kind of service.
To the Dr's would u give a this kind of recommendation?
Inquiring minds want to know Originally Posted by justawoman123

Sounds like it has alot to do with PTSD beautiful. They get used to so much violence and craziness over there that when they come home they have a hard time integrating back into normal routine of things. Often, some friends that I know will volunteer to go back over there just to feel a sense of calm and familiarity.

I would definitely make a deal with the Doc to help the Military Men out, they have put their lives on the line and gone through great number of things we ourselves would never go through or even come close to understanding. Helping a man in that capacity has to be an amazing feeling, we lose to many to a volatile path as it is.

Just my opinion on the matter though, others may disagree.

Much Love & Sweetness,
Sloane

Have you ever heard of a psychiatrist recommending a escort to a patient?.........My question to the guys is, if your Dr gave u a recommendation to see a escort would u. Originally Posted by justawoman123

Interesting topic.

That is similar to the recommendation of a psychologist I saw in the late 90s - my pre-hobbying days. He said that a brief infidelity can do wonders to help a marriage. I'm sure it depends on the circumstances, but for me it worked wonders.

A few years ago when I told my lady doctor I was having a hard time getting it up she said it's a complicated topic and many guys who have that problem with their SO don't have any problem at all with their girlfriends. That took me back to the 90's and sounded like another recommendation to me. She's the doctor, after all.

and here I am.

Sounds like it has alot to do with PTSD beautiful. Originally Posted by SloaneMacallan

Good call, Sloane. When it was recommended to me that's exactly what it was about - military and PTSD.

But.... if he writes me a prescription... do I still have to stand in line at Walgreens to get it filled?

So I guess the Dr would want to hear about all the juicy details as well. Living vicariously via his patients...........