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Old 02-18-2008, 03:40 PM #1
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Default How long should I wait on a Dr to call me?

I saw the eye Dr last Wednesday and he said he would call me after he talked to my neuro. Well I emailed the eye Dr and my neuro's PA Friday mid morning and still haven't heard anything from anyone and it's 2:30 Monday afternoon. My neuro's PA always emails me back within 30 minutes and the eye Dr.'s site said they reply with 48 hours. I HATE it when Dr.'s don't call you back right away.

If this is ON I don't want to wait until it's been too long to treat it. But I also don't want this eye Dr to get POed at me because I keep asking when he's going to call, I REALLY like this Dr., he listens and he cares.
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