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Esther,

for many years I asked for a few important numbers from my neph during our

visits and

kept track of them in a small notebook that I took with me to every visit. (I

also wrote

down my quesitons and their answers in this same notebook.) Now that I am

keeping track

of more things I get a copy of the results. I am a member of Kaiser so I can go

to the

business window at my local medical office when I get my procrit shots, sign a

release and

they give me a copy of my latest labs.

It's really up to you if you want something on paper. I have always been fine

with recording

the numbers my neph gave me, it's only now that I want to log more lab data that

getting

a printout is easier.

I'm gld that 's pain was nothing serious. I also had a lot of discomfort for

weeks after

my biopsy, sharp pains, pressure, twinges. A few days after biopsy I had back

pain and my

blood presure had dropped to 80/40 something. They were concerned I was bleeding

internally, but thankfully it was nothing. Even though the BP didn't freak me

out, since my

norm at the time was 95/55, the doc still told me to go to the ER, better safe

than sorry.

Take care of yourself,

and have a

> :

> Do you think I should be asking the neph for 's test results/readings? I

am just

taking the Neph's word for each visit and test but don't have anythiing in

print.

> Thanks,

> Esther

>

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