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Originally Posted by ginnie
You did great! I am glad the office figured out what was going on. Maybe from now on, they will have learned a lesson, to listen to the patients the first time around.
I would not have wanted to continue on in that facility either. I would have continued to stew some, and that is not good for anyone. Find another doctor, who treats you with some dignity. We are not at the doctors because we have nothing better to do with our time. We go for a reason! You did great in standing up to both the nurse, the staff, and the doctor to his face. I will gratefully follow in your footsteps if ever I should not be treated correctly. Spot on Mark, and tell your wife she did great too. ginnie  |
Thank you to all of you
Thanks
Told my wife what you said Ginnie also and she says thank you also. She also said she also was very proud of me that I didn't go off the deep end like I would have a couple of years ago. Since I have become disabled with all the problems I have been having with back and legs has made me a little more humbled then I used to be . Kinda weird how not only does pain mess with how we all interact with people but it also has a humbling effect on us as though it makes you think twice about what your about to say to some folks sometimes when your angry. It does not work that way all the time for some of us
but I know it does me
A couple of years ago they probably would have had to call security to escort me of the property. Of course it could be the fact of me getting older But I'm going to attribute it to the pain and deny I'm getting older no matter how much my body insists I recognize my age
