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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / December 2004Grrrrrrrrrrrr!
Why would my PCP's office call two days before Christmas to say "He got your latest labs from your RD and needs you to come in and discuss them. He'll see you next Weds." Gee thanks! Now I get to spend my Christmas wondering what the hell is wrong now. I am pretty sure he isn't making me come in to say "Good job! Your labs look great!" They couldn't have waited till Monday to call me? Sheeesh!!!! ~KJ Akron, Ohio http://arthritisinsight.com Knowledge is power...support is essential. Tina's Togs Quality Plus Size and Vintage Fashions http://www.stores.ebay.com/tinastogs Perhaps your RD would have called you if there had been a problem. > Why would my PCP's office call two days before Christmas to say "He got > your [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Tina's Togs Quality Plus Size and Vintage Fashions > http://www.stores.ebay.com/tinastogs >Perhaps your RD would have called you if there had been a problem. My PCP orders additional bloodwork that is drawn at the RD's so I get stuck less often. RD won't call about labs ordered by the PCP. ~KJ Akron, Ohio http://arthritisinsight.com Knowledge is power...support is essential. Tina's Togs Quality Plus Size and Vintage Fashions http://www.stores.ebay.com/tinastogs >Why would my PCP's office call two days before Christmas to say "He got your >latest labs from your RD and needs you to come in and discuss them. He'll see [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >Tina's Togs Quality Plus Size and Vintage Fashions >http://www.stores.ebay.com/tinastogs Dame!!! That's a bummer KJ. Why didn't they just wait until Tuesday afternoon. Maybe they don't observe holidays. Especially Christmas. ~Kenny Now, come on KJ. How many times have we all complained about NOT getting these calls? Your PCP did exactly what we want them all to do, they called as soon as they saw there was a possible problem. Were it my PCP, I would have dropped over from shock! You also know from your own clinical experience that, if it were something major, you would have been told to come in yesterday. So relax and enjoy Christmas and be thankful your PCP is on the ball. Walt > Why would my PCP's office call two days before Christmas to say "He got your > latest labs from your RD and needs you to come in and discuss them. He'll see [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Tina's Togs Quality Plus Size and Vintage Fashions > http://www.stores.ebay.com/tinastogs (((((tina))))) Relax And enjoy Christmas! Vickie B. > Now, come on KJ. How many times have we all complained about NOT getting > these calls? Your PCP did exactly what we want them all to do, they called [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Walt Walt, you are such a blessing to this group! You are so good at weighing in with a gentle voice of reason when we really need it (among your other gifts, this is the one you're using here).  SignatureNann remove the Gator cheer to email me Simply the thing I am shall make me live --- William Shakespeare that IS frustrating. i got the call yesterday to call about my bloodwork. fortunately my doc was still in. white blood count low, so i can't have my remicade infusion. i was already a week late in getting it, and i'm feeling the pain. and all the visiting family is sneezing in my face. sorry for the wait, kj. i hope it's no big deal. diane > that IS frustrating. i got the call yesterday to call about my bloodwork. > fortunately my doc was still in. white blood count low, so i can't have my > remicade infusion. i was already a week late in getting it, and i'm feeling the > pain. and all the visiting family is sneezing in my face. Do you think they'd be offended if you gave out surgical masks for Christmas? Hope you get some relief soon, Janet N. >Do you think they'd be offended if you gave out surgical masks for >Christmas? What a neat idea. ROFL --- Joan (((((((((((((((((kj)))))))))))))))) but, i think that since the appmt isn't for "immediately" that might be a good thing, y'think? kate > Why would my PCP's office call two days before Christmas to say "He got > your [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Tina's Togs Quality Plus Size and Vintage Fashions > http://www.stores.ebay.com/tinastogs Tine I wouldn't be too concerned like everyone else says if it was really urgent he would have done something immediately. The nurse probably was trying to get her phone calls done before the holidays. Merry Christmas and have a great holiday RhondaM > Why would my PCP's office call two days before Christmas to say "He got > your [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Tina's Togs Quality Plus Size and Vintage Fashions > http://www.stores.ebay.com/tinastogs Timing sucked, KJ. Not that there's a good time to get that kind of call... Hope it's some nit-picky little thing. I've had doctor's offices that wouldn't give me any info over the phone, and had to go in to find out everything was fine, or at least that it was no different than the last several times. Still scratching my head over that one. Gee, guess what I found out two days ago, speaking of timing. Hubby has next week off - without pay. :( Apparently that's standard for this company, but don't you think that would have been nice to know 6 months ago when he started there? Timing... Sorry to jump in on your thread, but I'm kinda hoping it goes unnoticed, but also hoping it doesn't. Inconsistent, double-minded, wishy-washy. All of the above? Have a good holiday anyway. {{{{KJ}}}} luv&stuff, Denise |
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