Marion! :grouphug:

Sometimes when someone asks us how we are doing, and no one has asked that question in a long time, in that tone of voice, as if they truly care how you ARE actually doing-you cry.

You hope that they don't write you down as a head case in your charts and you move on, and you make sure that the next time you see them that you appear capable and in control.

Doctors and nurses are used to this. It's a part of the job.

it sounds like crying was a cathartic thing, which is a good release of built up emotions. i'm glad you have another appt soon. write your Q's down. that might help you out.

good luck with the appt.

Please don't worry about it. I've sobbed to my neuro at least twice. :o Then I just forget about it. Sure it's embarrassing but they know what we're dealing with... :hug: