Re: Hospital arrogance = ignorance?

[Guest guest]

Simon,

YIKES!! you certainly have been through some icky times!! Sorry but glad you

might have had the satisfaction of at least one big, fat " I told you so " .

pam

ps. I love the idea of " eating for England " -what a great expression.

[Guest guest]

Simon,

YIKES!! you certainly have been through some icky times!! Sorry but glad you

might have had the satisfaction of at least one big, fat " I told you so " .

pam

ps. I love the idea of " eating for England " -what a great expression.

[Guest guest]

kim and simon the chart things good my main doctor would have a copy of my

summary and shed photo copy it and mum had the copy to and theyd would jsut

hand that to any new person i was seeing or any new resident she was a great

lady i miss her the adult ones r great but i still miss my old one:P

>

> Simon,

> YIKES!! you certainly have been through some icky times!! Sorry but glad

> you might have had the satisfaction of at least one big, fat " I told you

> so " .

>

> pam

> ps. I love the idea of " eating for England " -what a great

> expression.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

kim and simon the chart things good my main doctor would have a copy of my

summary and shed photo copy it and mum had the copy to and theyd would jsut

hand that to any new person i was seeing or any new resident she was a great

lady i miss her the adult ones r great but i still miss my old one:P

>

> Simon,

> YIKES!! you certainly have been through some icky times!! Sorry but glad

> you might have had the satisfaction of at least one big, fat " I told you

> so " .

>

> pam

> ps. I love the idea of " eating for England " -what a great

> expression.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

kim and simon the chart things good my main doctor would have a copy of my

summary and shed photo copy it and mum had the copy to and theyd would jsut

hand that to any new person i was seeing or any new resident she was a great

lady i miss her the adult ones r great but i still miss my old one:P

>

> Simon,

> YIKES!! you certainly have been through some icky times!! Sorry but glad

> you might have had the satisfaction of at least one big, fat " I told you

> so " .

>

> pam

> ps. I love the idea of " eating for England " -what a great

> expression.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Elaine same here in aus but if ur private in a public hosp ou can choose ru

own people that wat we have done and even with private you can sitl get soem

dud drs you have to admit taht also a big prob is though we can wen we r

private we cant really go to the private hospitals coz they dotn have the

teachings for people like me so i have to go to public unless of course my

dr works in privat which i think my tummy main one does but hopefuly i wotn

ever have to go in

>

>

> In a message dated 02/04/2006 04:37:10 GMT Standard Time,

> kamenne@... writes:

>

> Well, I guess I have mixed feelings about this. I have dealt with

> doctors

> who have actually walked into the room and say " Remind me again, what

> does

> your son have? " That was the last time we saw him. I think you

> just need to

> surround yourself with doctors who want to take the time to know and

> understand.

>

>

> Kim,

> If only it were that easy in the UK. You are assigned to a consultant and

> don't really have a choice which one. You can ask for a second opinion

> from

> another Dr but I'm not sure you even get to choose that one either. I

> suppose

> you could go private but to be honest not many of us could afford it and

> it

> would most likely be the same Dr you would see under the NHS.

>

> Elaine mum to Elise(13yrs) & Jack(8yrs) CHaRGE

> Scotland

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Elaine same here in aus but if ur private in a public hosp ou can choose ru

own people that wat we have done and even with private you can sitl get soem

dud drs you have to admit taht also a big prob is though we can wen we r

private we cant really go to the private hospitals coz they dotn have the

teachings for people like me so i have to go to public unless of course my

dr works in privat which i think my tummy main one does but hopefuly i wotn

ever have to go in

>

>

> In a message dated 02/04/2006 04:37:10 GMT Standard Time,

> kamenne@... writes:

>

> Well, I guess I have mixed feelings about this. I have dealt with

> doctors

> who have actually walked into the room and say " Remind me again, what

> does

> your son have? " That was the last time we saw him. I think you

> just need to

> surround yourself with doctors who want to take the time to know and

> understand.

>

>

> Kim,

> If only it were that easy in the UK. You are assigned to a consultant and

> don't really have a choice which one. You can ask for a second opinion

> from

> another Dr but I'm not sure you even get to choose that one either. I

> suppose

> you could go private but to be honest not many of us could afford it and

> it

> would most likely be the same Dr you would see under the NHS.

>

> Elaine mum to Elise(13yrs) & Jack(8yrs) CHaRGE

> Scotland

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Kim,

You've no need to appologise. You certainly didn't offend me.

Take care

Elaine mum to Elise(13yrs) & Jack(8yrs) CHaRGE

Scotland

[Guest guest]

Kim,

You've no need to appologise. You certainly didn't offend me.

Take care

Elaine mum to Elise(13yrs) & Jack(8yrs) CHaRGE

Scotland

[Guest guest]

" If only it were that easy in the UK. You are assigned to a consultant and

don't really have a choice which one. You can ask for a second opinion

from

another Dr but I'm not sure you even get to choose that one either. I

suppose

you could go private but to be honest not many of us could afford it and

it

would most likely be the same Dr you would see under the NHS.

Elaine mum to Elise(13yrs) & Jack(8yrs) CHaRGE

Scotland "

Elaine and Simon,

I am sorry for my own ignorance. I wish it was easier for you guys to get the

help needed and get the doctors that really want to know and help. I didn't

mean to offend anyone. Please accept my apologies.

--

Kim Menne

mom of Raychel-9, Tyler (CHARGER)-8, -21mo, and wife of Craig, live in MN

[Guest guest]

" If only it were that easy in the UK. You are assigned to a consultant and

don't really have a choice which one. You can ask for a second opinion

from

another Dr but I'm not sure you even get to choose that one either. I

suppose

you could go private but to be honest not many of us could afford it and

it

would most likely be the same Dr you would see under the NHS.

Elaine mum to Elise(13yrs) & Jack(8yrs) CHaRGE

Scotland "

Elaine and Simon,

I am sorry for my own ignorance. I wish it was easier for you guys to get the

help needed and get the doctors that really want to know and help. I didn't

mean to offend anyone. Please accept my apologies.

--

Kim Menne

mom of Raychel-9, Tyler (CHARGER)-8, -21mo, and wife of Craig, live in MN

[Guest guest]

" If only it were that easy in the UK. You are assigned to a consultant and

don't really have a choice which one. You can ask for a second opinion

from

another Dr but I'm not sure you even get to choose that one either. I

suppose

you could go private but to be honest not many of us could afford it and

it

would most likely be the same Dr you would see under the NHS.

Elaine mum to Elise(13yrs) & Jack(8yrs) CHaRGE

Scotland "

Elaine and Simon,

I am sorry for my own ignorance. I wish it was easier for you guys to get the

help needed and get the doctors that really want to know and help. I didn't

mean to offend anyone. Please accept my apologies.

--

Kim Menne

mom of Raychel-9, Tyler (CHARGER)-8, -21mo, and wife of Craig, live in MN

[Guest guest]

Nor me

Simon

[Guest guest]

Nor me

Simon