goingonhope
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Though you say you're no doctor mac, it may be helpful to bec what you did share with her, and thx. I hope it helps her. Also, it's always hopeful to me just to see people care. Note: nobody would ever understand what I just stated, unless they had PTSD from the same nature and causes I got it from.If you feel you or a loved one are ill, please seek medical attention immediately.
Anyhow mac, that's the most frustrating thing about all this. Bec did seek medical attention for her son in the ER and after waiting 2 hrs., they look at him and tell them he's fine and to leave.
I can't stand most doctors. I've found that too many are at one extreme or the other. From the moment they see you they make a presumption and they either go all out, exhausting your insurance monies with one unneccessary, often intrusive, maybe even traumatic test or intrusion, after the other, or they do absol. nothing of any use or help.
Bec, I share in your frustration and annoyance with that ER doctor, and I never met the person.
grrrrrrrrrrr.....doctor's yuck, ER's grrrrrrrrr. The wait......most aggravating.
Bec, Please keep us posted and let us all know how Matt is doing.
It's one thing if the doctor runs some test, lab work perhaps as mac suggested, or does something intelligent to check, it's another when they're so presumptious as to think they know from the moment you walk into the room, or they do little to nothing to check, so at least a parent may leave with some confidence that the doctor knew WTF they were doing.
Please excuse my frustration and anger....just a bit riled up with that doctor.
Again, Bec, please let us all know how Matt does, if he improves or not. I hope so and my best to the both of you.