Not to excuse her netiquette, you cannot feed into the stereotype that providers are constantly under the influence.

I used to edit manuscripts for doctors. You should see how some of them write. Yes, annoying but doesn't mean they're not bright.

about to start my graduate degree, I try to watch closely my typos in the emails and the phone, but sometimes I rush and don't proofread, like the times I just wake up. I don't take any drugs, whether prescription or any "recreational" kind. In fact, I'm enrolled into rehab counseling program that I'm starting this fall, but English is my third language, so typos unfortunately sometimes happen, like I said, when I'm in a hurry or half-awake  I usually correct them right away with the "*" sign before the corrected version. Typos and misspells of other people don't bother me accept maybe one, when people say "i" instead of "I."  It feels like a huge spot on a white dress-shirt, for instance; you try not to pay attention to it and listen what the person says, but it just occupies your attention with its being more than once typed wrong and right there, repeatedly, staring at you Lol

Maybe it's just me.....  
It's easy to know when someone doesn't have a fluent grasp of English; that I find sexy .
I also find sexy in looking forward to speaking with a woman who purports herself as highly educated.  
Most of us are using a mobile device of somesort where mistakes and auto-correct take over; I understand that.  
I detest when ladies say they have multiple degrees when they cannot even speak, write or think at that level. Big bummer for me.  
Before you guys 'slash me' I fully understand this is a world of cloaks - where the real is un-real.  
Carry on