I Don't Want To Go To Er. I'm A Baby.

[JustBe]

Fingers Crossed!;)

 

[DharmaGirl]

Well, thanks everyone for going with me, everyone was so nice to me. It was a horrible test and it showed the stenosis was worse than even I imagined. One of the comments I overheard was - I hope Dr. M can fix that. Yikes! But I feel vindicated because I don't lie about my pain or symptoms. There is horrible stenosis there and I want it fixed!

 

[Britt.f7]

But I feel vindicated because I don't lie about my pain or symptoms.

Isn't that a wonderful feeling? I know it has been to me over the years!

I'm glad they found the problem quickly and I hope they can get to it just as quick!

 

[Deleted member 12723]

HUGS AND PRAYERS if that is ok Monster. Thanks for the update. I was wondering how it went for you.

 

[safenow]

I'm so glad they found it quickly. Lets hope it gets fixed and all is well in prompt order.

(((( Monster )))), you know I only give gentle, safe hugs. I'm also leaving you a big box of briefs, so with everyone hugging the stuffing out of you, no one will notice.

 

[p-no]

Good they found it and glad to hear that people were nice to you! One step at a time, and best wishes for things getting fixed soon and thoroughly!

 

[Abstract]

Isnt it awful that being treated as if we are making things up, invalidated and as if we are crazy is sometimes worse that the awful stuff we need to deal with.

I am sorry that it is bad; hope they will make you brand new, and am pleased you were treated well.

 

[Sailorgal]

Now Maddog can walk around and go stick her tongue out at the mean people there and say, "I told you so!"

Glad to hear it wasn't too traumatic for you and that they got answers! :tup:

 

[DharmaGirl]

Yep, I am glad and I am going to stick my tongue out at a few people today. If I have to use a wheelchair, I can run over their toes. Oops, I'm sorry. Lol

 

[Britt.f7]

Isnt it awful that being treated as if we are making things up, invalidated and as if we are crazy is sometimes worse that the awful stuff we need to deal with.

This happened to me a lot of times over the years. Many times I ended up in tears. When I finally found doctors who took me seriously, and one who finally found out what was wrong, I was happy. Not happy at the condition of course but happy that I wasn't crazy(well not more then usual ;)). I did want to call all those doctors and write them to tell them what jerks I thought they were, so there! :p

 

[Sailorgal]

You go Maddog!!!! Woof! Woof! :ninja:

 

[safenow]

Monster, it's actually sort of fun to run over idiot's toes. Not that I ever did it on purpose, Cough, cough.

It's like when I had a bad fall in October of last year. My power chair fell on top of me, after I hit the ground. So I was black and blue on both sides. I already had cellulitis on both legs, so it wasn't pretty. Anyway, I ended up in the mental unit because they didn't believe I was really hurt (they assumed this because they never looked at my body). anyway, after two of weeks of being there, and being humiliated several times (having to crawl on the floor, because they wouldn't help me get up off the toilet.) I finally took my pants off and made a male nurse look at my feet and legs. He was shocked and they got me right to bed, elevated my legs, put them on ice and I was released the next day. Now why couldn't they have called my own doctor like I ask them to in the ER? Numb nuts.