We came to the doctor's appointment with a child. We were listened to attentively and had a talk. Tests were taken. With the test results we came for a follow-up appointment. The doctor quickly looked through the tests, as if she was in a hurry. We left and paid for the visit. The doctor did not give a conclusion. The next day I returned for the conclusion, and it was quickly printed out at the reception. At home I read it: the child's height and weight were not ours, and the complaints were not ours either. The diagnosis was in question, the doctor herself put it in question.