More socialized medicine
Caley went in to get his tests back today and the good news is that his is one hundred percent not diabetic, but this is how they told him:
Idiot doctor: Well we've got your tests back and you don't have diabetes! So you can go.
Caley: Yeah but uh, there is still something definitely wrong with me.
Idiot doctor: But you don't have diabetes.
Caley: Yeah I get that, and good work on the previous diagnosis by the way, but I am still sick because of (insert a private list of symptoms)
Idiot doctor: Well, if you aren't in too much pain you should just go home and get looked at by your physician at home.
Caley: I don't leave for another three weeks.
Idiot doctor: well, lets hope that whatever this is isn't too serious.
sigh....socialism.
Also as a side note to this wonderful story it does in fact mean that one of my best friends here is leaving on the 25th of this month which kind of freaks me out.
Countdown to "operation: piss off the whole of western europe": 29 days.
Idiot doctor: Well we've got your tests back and you don't have diabetes! So you can go.
Caley: Yeah but uh, there is still something definitely wrong with me.
Idiot doctor: But you don't have diabetes.
Caley: Yeah I get that, and good work on the previous diagnosis by the way, but I am still sick because of (insert a private list of symptoms)
Idiot doctor: Well, if you aren't in too much pain you should just go home and get looked at by your physician at home.
Caley: I don't leave for another three weeks.
Idiot doctor: well, lets hope that whatever this is isn't too serious.
sigh....socialism.
Also as a side note to this wonderful story it does in fact mean that one of my best friends here is leaving on the 25th of this month which kind of freaks me out.
Countdown to "operation: piss off the whole of western europe": 29 days.