I had a really hard time admitting to myself that I could no longer sustain my private practice. I felt like a total failure, a business idiot, a maverick running from the drovers into the thicket of thorns. But I now see the only thing I failed at was knowing how to play the game now put before me.
Leslie,
May I suggest not even going there. You made your decision and I have a feeling you will do just fine, no matter what environment you are in.
I may do the same thing one of these days and no one really knows how any of this will play out.
As I recall you are the daughter of a haberdasher, and I suspect not without a few skills running a business.
A while back I was about to ask if you would start seeing my old man, since you two live in the same town, so count yourself lucky, the MU EPIC stuff is nothing compared to what could have been, had you accepted his care.
