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Irvine Medical Center Pharmacy
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I have been a patient with WMG since it's inception. I've watched a gradual reverse metamorphosis from the butterfly back to the cocoon. Dr. Gersh writes a beautiful newsletter suggesting that perhaps its time for her to focus her energies on journalism rather than a medical practice.
Over the years in good faith and without reservations I referred at in excess of 10 individuals because I truly believed in the quality of their practice. To the last one each of my friends has become equally disenchanted by the "new" profile of the Group. Sadly I join the ranks of the "been there done that" in search of the elusive butterfly of caring female medical practitioners.
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