Guest guest Posted January 17, 2006 Report Posted January 17, 2006 Maddening is the perfect word. The good thing that came out of it was I made an appointment today to see a new neurologist. Hopefully I will have better luck with this one. Elaina. Quote
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2006 Report Posted January 17, 2006 , Don't delay. Go to the doctors office and sign a Medical Record Release form or even mail them a letter stating you want a copy of all of your records. Do this for every doctor, hospital, lab, etc. I was real good at keeping my records current when I worked in the medical records department but have gotten lax on it. But when I saw the errors in my records from my neurologist, the man I'm supposed to trust, the one I think is fighting for me, I wanted to be ill. Get them and make copies in case you go to another doctor, you will already have them. Each time you go to the doctor complete the medical record request form for that days visit. I now remember how important these are. My thought was if I ever needed to apply for disability I would surely be turned down because my records from this doc basically sound as if there is nothing wrong with me. A little numbness is about all I have according to him. I need to calm down, thinking really bad thoughts about this doctor. Elaina. Quote
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