Slow progress

[tudorpot]

My dear doctor hurt himself, so my appt last week was cancelled. Then this am his office called to cancel yet again, for two weeks. In desperation I asked to see one of his colleagues. Once I managed to get her to listen, it went well. Tests ordered, once results back, then referrals to be made

Comments

[elise_wanderer]

If your cleaning lady is anything like mine, she has probably "tidied up" the pills and put them someplace slightly different than where you had them. (I can't get mine to understand where I want to keep the basket I put the newspaper in after I've read it, and I am ALWAYS looking for the earrings I wear a lot.) Glad there's progress, hope it speeds up soon!!

[tudorpot]

No I put them in the closet or a drawer. Problem is I can't find the oomph to look! Booked spots for further eye tests and heart tests.

[elise_wanderer]

I hate when I do that! So much so that I came up with an alternate theory: I have two cats, one of whom is very smart. I have decided that she has figured out how to open a portal under my bed into an alternate time/space continuum, through which she thrusts certain things I have gone looking for (the charger to the battery to the camera I no longer own, one each of several favorite sets of earrings, my potato masher). Occasionally, she retrieves something, but it must always be something I did not want back (a cheese wrapper, a used up pen, the detached tail from a gecko she killed the week before). Feel free to blame my cat. It does not offend her in the least.

[tudorpot]

I found them easily when I came home. Good thing as the doc wrote the Rx incorrectly! I've now divided them into several bottles and will file in a more organized fashion! Huge grin who am I fooling.

[dickgloucester]

I just hate it when doctors won't believe that I have anything worth contributing to their analysis of what's wrong with me.

*hugs*

[tudorpot]

Seeing it from both sides I have had to deal with clueless folks who refuse to accept that the body works a certain way and we can't magically make it work differently. GP deal with a wide range of health problems so know a little about everything. The issue I'm dealing with is rare, and some of the new evidence hasn't been spread into GP land. There are only 5 specialists in all of Canada for POTS, good thing, there are two in Ontario.