It was over surprisingly fast, got there at 7, on the bus by 8.30. I got there before everyone else.
It was, sort of. I still have blood tests, that shouldn't be a problem, except for the fact that sometimes my blood pressure gets VERY low, and I happen to faint after a couple of vials of blood, so annoying. This time around my aunt is coming with me, so at least if it happens I'll have a familiar face to look at when I wake up.
And then I have the mammography and the oncological check-up on the same day, December 17th. And that's when I tell them I'm sick and tired of being passed from doctor to doctor, getting tested for every stupid thing that I couldn't possibly have, while we should focus on the useful exams. So, goodbye old oncological wing, hello new oncologist. Who is also my old oncologist from when I was sick, who moved a few years back to a nearby city. Out with the old, in with the new who's also old. ;)
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Date: 2012-11-15 02:43 pm (UTC)It was, sort of. I still have blood tests, that shouldn't be a problem, except for the fact that sometimes my blood pressure gets VERY low, and I happen to faint after a couple of vials of blood, so annoying. This time around my aunt is coming with me, so at least if it happens I'll have a familiar face to look at when I wake up.
And then I have the mammography and the oncological check-up on the same day, December 17th. And that's when I tell them I'm sick and tired of being passed from doctor to doctor, getting tested for every stupid thing that I couldn't possibly have, while we should focus on the useful exams. So, goodbye old oncological wing, hello new oncologist. Who is also my old oncologist from when I was sick, who moved a few years back to a nearby city. Out with the old, in with the new who's also old. ;)