He was a bit upset that I have found myself a new haematologist, but, frankly, I wasn't prepared to wait for his bloke to get round to contacting me.
Onwards and upwards - more (and better) news tomorrow I hope.
The diary of a Leica user in remission
Andy that's grt news that surgeon doesn't want to see you again. It is standard practice not to give you the films - what would you do with them anyway? If you wanted a 2nd opinion he would supply them. The report is bound to make awful reading they always do.
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Geoff
Step by step, hey Andy, that's the way [thumbs up]
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't worry about the surgeon being upset - and I don't think that you do anyway - as by nature of his profession he is bound to be sensitive.
Are you back at work tomorrow? How did the new trousers go down at work, and I don't mean literally?
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I am having problems posting under my follower name... Anyway, it's me, Wolfgang ;-)
Ahh - Wolfie! In an "Amadeus" kind of way...
ReplyDeleteI need the films for the haematologist. Without them, he won't know how bad things are in my abdomen... So, he will want then done again. No probs - I'll pay for them myself if necessary.
Sod the surgeon. It's the next man that I'm interested in now. He's Chinese, but I hope he has more than Green Tea and Needles to offer me :-)
You got in one, Andy. Good movie, "Amadeus", BTW :-)
ReplyDeleteSod the surgeon. Sod'em all.
Don't knock the old Chinese Medicine, t's been around for a few years ;-)
Yeah, just pay for CT films and let's move on to the next stage.
So nice here not to be restricted to 140 characters :-)
I don't know if it's possible to perhaps have a "Politics" section here . . . [big grin]
I need to find out about that mobile phone directory enquiries "service".
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