And then, there's a bearded fetus.

We usually allow for about an hour for those appointments, which is more than most can do. It gives him time to do some IQ testing, as well as going over the risks and benefits of the handful of drugs he's willing to RX. If he feels it's clear-cut ADD, he'll do a two week trial of one of those meds. If not, he'll refer them to one of our psychs.

But yeah, it's basically a case where they've spent four years focusing on the other child, who is deaf, and now suddenly, it's an emergency that their child must be seen (mind you, only on the days and times that they're available--it's not that big an emergency to them that they have to shift anything around.)