I think everyone is entitled to an opinion, but sometimes you have to have a long hard think about what is likely to cause offence. If you're talking about personal experiences rather than tarnishing everyone in that mould then fair enough - but this thread seems more inflammatory than informed!
Personally, I owe the medical profession a lot. Without it, my pre-cancerous cells could have/would have turned into the big 'C' and also, it's unlikely I'd have had a family.
Are there failings in the medical profession? Yes, at times. My dad suffers a crippling, debilitating bone disability that should have been picked up 20 years before it was diagnosed and by then it was too late to do anything to slow down the damage. It's robbed me of my youthful, active father and my son of the activities a grandad normally engages in. But guess what, that's life. Doctors aren't *** and diseases don't always play by the book and aren't always easy to pick up. We could be bitter and some days we are, but life has a lot to offer and you either choose to be a victim or you're dragged kicking and screaming to the grave. I know which way I want to go and if medical intervention helps me achieve that, then Hallelujah and thank the good Lord!!!