Guest guest Posted March 30, 2000 Report Share Posted March 30, 2000 In a message dated 3/30/00 8:25:02 AM Pacific Standard Time, kitt0213@... writes: << Here is a good one. The rhuematoid dr I went to yesterday, (by the way he did not do that scary proceedure) his office was in a three story building, and you got it, his office was at the TOP, and no elevators.......explain to me why a dr of rhuematology when so many of the patients cannot get up the stairs especially without pain, would be in such a office??? Germany is not big on elevators at all anyway. Kitt >> Kitt, I have been in the same situation, but there were elevators, but it was a long walk. My ex-doc used to be on the ground floor until they remodeled then he was moved upstairs into a way back corner. I nearly had a heart attack by the time I got there. I usually struggled up 2 flights of stairs rather than walking all the way to the elevator then back tracking to the office. At least it was easier going down, than up. My new doc since 95 is on the 3rd floor, but it is rather close with the elevators. Smiles, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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