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Re: Pain med - AmyFrom: Allan (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat Jul 31 19:26:37 1999
anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > > weball88@hotmail.com writes: > > << Amy, > I took Ultram with good results and it's non-narcotic but when it got really > bad I took Loratab. They are a little stingy with those too though. Good > luck!!!! Tell them point blank that you are in pain and you need something > for it!!!!!!!! > Wendi >> > I share the opinion that it is crazy to have to beg for meds when they know > the pain this stuff causes. When things got really bad before our move, my > husband would often call the clinic and really shake things up. It always > produced results. I remember once being in the same predicament where the > weekend was coming up, and it was close to closing time for the clinic. He > called them from work, and I got a phone call asap. The girl seemed a little > flushed when she said "Ummmm...we just heard from your husband. What pharmacy > is it that you use????" It also helped him to feel like he was doing > something. > Lisa B. > I called three times on Friday: got the ansering machine twice, and I left a message saying PLEASE call me and at least tell me whether or not you have talked to the doc and what she said!! (among other things...) The third time I called, I got the answering machine saying the office was closed for the weekend. I was sooooo mad!!!! Thursday I have an appt there and I may not be very nice!!!! Hope everyone is having a good, low pain weekend. luv, Amy
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