The Medical Treatment Center of Revere & Randall S. Bock, MD.

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I was in a AA meeting once and the speaker mentioned Dr Kishore, and the entire
room erupted into laughter. I saw him back in the late 90s and he was a quack
then. He was FAR from free. He had been fined years ago because when you sat in
his waiting room (an hour was considered quick) he'd bill the insurance co's for
that time. Then once you saw him he'd tell you what a great guy he was for
working with addicts. Ive been clean for over 10 years now and those
professionals who really helped me were ones that didnt need to continiously pat
themselves on the back. Addicts are a nightmare to work with, and I commend all
those that put up with it all to help those in need. But theres no way you're
ever going to convince me Kishore was one of those people.

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