Trouble with M.E.

Season 9Episode 2450 minSep 1, 1992
Trouble with M.E.
Rowie and Guy find themselves at loggerheads when they disagree over the diagnosis of a patient. Matt Sheridan, a notoriously hard working farmer, seeks medical help for excessive tiredness. Rowie believes it must be a symptom of an underlying physical illness but Guy is adamant Matt is suffering from stress. The animosity they show towards each other makes their colleagues at the RFDS feel very uncomfortable.
Trouble with M.E. has aired on Sep 1, 1992 at 8:00 PM
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