Went to Doc today

LadyForce
  • By LadyForce
  • Posted August 20, 2008 at 9:23 pm · 2 replies
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Well, I went to the Doc today, first time in a long time... I know, I know, I should have gone a long time ago... bad me.
The doc refilled my presecriptions (Thank the Goddess that he refilled my vicodin!!).
He pressed on the trigger points and now I am dying!!! It hurts sooo bad!!!
I signed releases for my Docs in Washington, so at least he can undertand what the issues are. Now I have to wait another month before I can go any further with that.
But at least it is a start!!!

2 replies

tonyad

Ladyforce,
Glad that you got your rx filled AND so glad you went to the doctors.
Now, I am guessing that this is a new doctor? How do you like him? Does he seem sincerly concerned about you or just going through the motions?

Hope your next appointment goes well. Keep us updated.
Take Care,
~Tonya

LadyForce

Tonya,
Yes, it is a new doc. I really don't like him by first impression. And 'No' he really didn't seem too concerned with anything. I think he was more interested in the water that was spilled on the counter and got on his sleeve, than me... but at this rate, I don't have much of a choice... I am on a 'Pending' public assistance thing now, and apparently there is only this one clinic that can help me right now. And at least he believed me enough to write me a script for a month of pain pills. That's better than some would do...
He did ask for me to sign releases for my docs in WA... so we'll see what happens next month after he gets those records.
Thanks for your good wishes,
Take care yourself,
LadyForce

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