moyan, who are you seeing?
moyan, who are you seeing?
Jolanta
Same as you. X will drive and I have to look up where the heck the doc isHandidart only goes in the morning and I have to look at parking before I drive, hard to walk.
What did you think of him?
Jolanta
Moyan, I've had that happen with some docs who turn out to be just fine. Maybe they're having a bad day or are distracted by another patient. Unless a doctor is openly rude, I give him/her 2-3 chances.
I had a great dermatologist in Arizona. I'd seen him several times for the leg ulcers and he was always very patient, warm and compassionate. One day he was like a completely different person-- angry, critical of me, impatient, etc.... I was crying during the appt out of frustration and was unable to express myself. I couldn't believe it was the same doctor I loved so much. He never would've let me cry like that! My therapist suggested I give him another chance since it was so odd. I did and he was wonderful again. I told him how I felt about that other guy and he sincerely apologized. I saw him many more times and he was never that way again.
Hm, did he have many patients in his office. He is usually very nice to me. But one thing is true, he is not a weggie specialist. Give him a couple of tries befor looking further.
Jolanta
Moyan, if this guys doesn't work for you hope you find one that fits you. How are you feeling these days?
Hi Jola, he was very nice. I just felt awkward not having any real problem. And they were busy, very busy and late. But sure, I'll give him another try. Only...my neighbour had a severe reaction on the flushot, still can not move arms right and difficulty walking. She was sent to a rheumo at Vancouver general and that is the same hospital where my lungdoc, who has some weggie patients is. We will see. She, by the way is now on pred.
Hi Elephant, how are you these days? So many problems and so many laughter!
I am tapering preds for the first time in 2 years!! Hm, have been going down 10 mg about every 6 months, but now the real tapering thanks to you and others here. Just wonder how I should feel different, LOL.Taking bloodwork more often to be on top, I hope.
Moyan, it's okay to make an appt with a new doc even if you're not having any problems. It's actually MUCH easier to start that way. They can get a good history and see what you look like on a better day.
I recently got a new PCP. I didn't have any real reason to see her but just said I was there to "establish care." She's great. Because I didn't really need anything, we could talk about the diagnosis, ongoing symptoms, treatment, etc.... Now I can go back for smaller things (or bigger things) and she knows me better. I lived here 1.5 yrs without a decent PCP.