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Re: Trip to doc's
From: Brooke (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 30 Jan 2001 15:40:27 -0600 (CST)
Hi! I hope you will find the help you desurve. I was given the
run-around too. It wasn't until my mom went in and kept pressing the
point, that they started doing something. My mom's a shool
teacher/principal/school board person. She just gives someone that
"look" and they hop to what she says. I love her, everyone needs a mom
like that!
Well, hang in there!
Brooke
At Tue, 30 Jan 2001, katie wrote:
>
>Hello,
>
>Went to get blood taken again yesterday. Boy do I hate needles (but I
>suppose id better get used to them eh>?)
>
>I was telling the nurse what I was in for, and told her my story about
>how long its taken to be taken seriously.
>
>She said to me: "It sounds like you feel you've been mucked around a
>lot".. to which I burst into tears and out it all came... years of
>pain and hurt etc..
>
>The lovely nurse gave me a big cuddle and she said to go and see one of
>the GPs there who specialised in Gynaecology. It's a start at least -
>even if he's not the best person to speak to - at least he might refer
>me to the right kind of person to deal with the problem - and most
>importantly, he won't just brush me off with BCPs.
>
>So, I have an appointment with this doctor next wednesday. Tomorrow, I
>am going out to lunch with a colleague of mine who also has PCOS. She'll
>hopefully tell me what's available in the UK and everything.
>
>I feel like I'm making progress, but you know when you can't help but
>feel miserable.
>
>Ahh well....
>
>Thanks for listening
>katie
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