Wow, Peggy! Thank YOU

[Guest guest]

Goddang, Peggy! Thank you for telling me how your recuperation has been going and especially about the adhesions snapping. Gawd-dang, I keep feeling things moving around in my left side and they DO SNAP!! Man Alive, I wish Dr. Fuller had discussed this with me. Can you tell me, and HEY, SANDY, IN SO. CAL, TOO, can either of you tell me why Dr. Fuller is so brief? He seems friendly and intelligent and nice, however, he seems to "glaze over" in his eyes when I ask for a little more information. I finally raised my voice (not angry, just more volume) and said, "Dr. Fuller? THIS REALLY MATTERS TO ME." And then he came back from wherever his thoughts had taken him. I did't need a lot of time; I just wanted a little more umpf! and info.! Now. I need those soduko-spooko,splotchio-klotchio,

klutzio-sudddcrudskeeoh, suds-octo-ku=ko, suddo-spooko math thingies. Could you please (yes, once again, once again into the fray, my lads....and say "Aye for Harry and For England" and Saint Crispian if he's here, too) tell me how to find those thingies?! Wishing all of you great crispy things to eat if you so desire. Deborah, at the beach P.S. Those guys dropped tents and left and now it's just a matter of time before more movie guys come!

[Guest guest]

Deborah:

I have not had the same experience as you with regard to Dr. Fuller. He is

always

attentive, thorough and I get my questions answered completely. Sometimes he

has to

step out and take a call, but he always comes back and gives me his full

attention. Could it

be that he has had a life-threatening case of lung cancer or whatnot on his mind

when you

happen to be there?

I try and be organized with a list of questions and kind of interview him when I

am there

so I always get my questions answered. He took my calls right away when I

called -- even

before I was his patient. When I had aftermath questions, I got many of them

answered by

his NP Roma or Sandy from So. Cal. He told me generalities of what to expect,

not a blow

by blow account. Impossible for him to know other than from a technical

standpoint, as

he is on the giving, not receiving end of things. Sandy helped me decide if

this new

sensation or that was something to be concerned about. If I was really

concerned, I would

talk with Roma, who is his physician extender.

I also recognize the stakes he operates in every day seeing the patients in his

waiting

room and I consider that when I am there -- not to sell myself short, but to

recognize the

life-threatening component of much of his work. I also expressed my delight and

appreciation for his good work that helps me to swallow -- and that lit him up!

Hope this helps.

Peggy

>

> Goddang, Peggy! Thank you for telling me how your recuperation has been going

and

especially about the adhesions snapping. Gawd-dang, I keep feeling things

moving

> around in my left side and they DO SNAP!! Man Alive, I wish Dr. Fuller had

discussed

> this with me. Can you tell me, and HEY, SANDY, IN SO. CAL, TOO, can either

of

> you tell me why Dr. Fuller is so brief? He seems friendly and intelligent

and nice,

> however, he seems to " glaze over " in his eyes when I ask for a little more

information.

> I finally raised my voice (not angry, just more volume) and said, " Dr.

Fuller? THIS

> REALLY MATTERS TO ME. " And then he came back from wherever his thoughts

> had taken him. I did't need a lot of time; I just wanted a little more

umpf! and info.!

>

> Now. I need those soduko-spooko,splotchio-klotchio,

klutzio-sudddcrudskeeoh,

suds-octo-ku=ko, suddo-spooko math thingies. Could you please (yes, once again,

> once again into the fray, my lads....and say " Aye for Harry and For England "

and

> Saint Crispian if he's here, too) tell me how to find those thingies?!

>

> Wishing all of you great crispy things to eat if you so desire.

>

> Deborah, at the beach

> P.S.

> Those guys dropped tents and left and now it's just a matter of time before

more

> movie guys come!

>