Dr. french was always helpful and demonstrated what I considered to be a broad knowledge. I recommend him highly, and have done so to many friends.

Submitted Feb. 11, 2007

I have gone to Dr. French for a little over 10yrs. When I first started to go to him he was a good listener and very helpful. I recommended him to many people. Now he talks to much about subjects other then patient concerns. He ignores complaints of pain and makes you feel guilty for complaining about joint pain, them. I deal with several auto immune conditions daily and the pain and fatique associated with them. I do very well with them. I don't complain to family members, friends or co-workers. I do feel that I should not be made to feel guilty when I go to the doctors for my check up. Isn't that why I'm there?I just want to be heard, and acknowledged. Is it wrong to want to be in as little pain as possible to improve quality of life? Dr. French I have 2 close friends who also see you and they feel the same way. Perhaps you are burned out dealing with chronic illness. No matter if your pain is a 3 or a 10 on the pain scale, having it daily wears you down, so it needs to be addressed.

Submitted Sept. 10, 2006