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Comments (4)I knew you knew you were having another boy anyway.. You've been "mis" typing he alot in your baby stories this time around. LOL Congrats..I see alot of boys against the girls competitions in your world..LOL...See MoreTwo shots, long wait at doctors office.
Comments (18)Glenda, I am so sorry, but glad the injection worked for you. I have been in so much pain for over a month...first, I made the mistake of going to a chiropractor for several treatments, then a week ago I went to a pain management doctor for an injection...praying for relief, but I did not work. Oh maybe for about a day, I felt some better...than to my PCP and he has ordered a MRI for next Monday..then I suspect I till be going to a neurosurgeon. Does your pain stay in your lumbar area or does it go out into your butt and thigh? I happen to have turned over in the night and ended up on that hip...leg and foot was numb and the hip throbbing. Man what pain! I am really struggling today..can not sit, walk, or lay.....and on top of that the pain meds have made me constipated, thus hemorrhoids. I am so much pain, I have not eaten all day. If surgery would make this better, bring on the knife! Please keep us posted and I hope you will have a wonderful cruise! Soak us sunshine and bring some back with you to share with the rest of us!...See MoreWhen You go To Your Doctor?
Comments (31)Greetings, everyone, Were I to have kept my meds in a Zip-loc bag, up until about last Christmas, I'd have had to put a big Sharpie label, "Ed's current drugs" on it, to have known which bag it was ... 'cause it'd have been empty for about the last 30 years, at least, so indistinguishable from all of the other empties. My doc prescribed antibiotics (I have "swell legs"! - but not as photogenic as when I was younger), then drug for water reduction, in recent months. You'd think that the darn body could have waited till my 80th birthday to have pulled the "need-a-drug" trick on me! Oh, well - you can't win 'em all, I guess! I'm truly thankful to have enjoyed the level of good health which has been my lot, up until now! ole joyful P.S. They do ask about what meds that I may have been taking - but I'm pretty sure that they haven't asked me to bring them in (but don't remember, exactly, as it wasn't an issue of concern). o j...See MoreMy experience at the doctors office
Comments (29)The doctor is a general practioner. There are 2 other doctors in the practice, so that is why there are so many chairs. I always walk with a cane, but I cannot use it to get up from a chair. I have no 'lift' power in my legs, so I lift my body by pushing with both my hands/arms. Chair arms make that much easier. I sometimes use a walker or even a scooter, but in this examining room, I know that there is no room for the scooter for sure, and it would be hard to even manuver the walker around. If I go back to him again, I will take the walker and let the nurse figure out where to put me. The doctors flippant attitude is what really set me off. I, of course am very aware of the seating anywhere I go. In the past, many waiting rooms were without armed chairs. It is rare to find that these days. Now, the lab where I go for blood tests has just 2 chairs with arms in the waiting room. They are at the very far end of the long narrow room that is lined on each side with 13 armless chairs and a couple of tables. I believe the thinking here is that able bodied people will always take the closest chairs rather than walk to the far end of the room for the armed chairs, thus leaving those for the people that need them, like me. No matter that the disabled must now struggle to get to them. But once they get there, they can now sit and get up more easily. LOL! It's kinda like the handicapped stall in the public restroom is always at the farthest end from the door. I know, there must be a good reason for this, but when one is feeling like 'just one more step is more than you can do', it is hard to see it....See Moresushipup1
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