The doctor called this morning to see how I was doing.
The doctor herself.
Not a nurse.
I am very impressed.
Unfortunately, while there is a change in the.. um.. problem, there isn't much of one. so I get to take the same dosage today.
The painkiller I took this morning is making me megasleepy, which isn't good, since I have to drive.
oh well. it should wear off in another hour or two.
The doctor herself.
Not a nurse.
I am very impressed.
Unfortunately, while there is a change in the.. um.. problem, there isn't much of one. so I get to take the same dosage today.
The painkiller I took this morning is making me megasleepy, which isn't good, since I have to drive.
oh well. it should wear off in another hour or two.
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My experiences at UMASS' Med. Ctr. , most recently experienced when I broke my rib last year, was that the nurse staff was the "core" of the patient care here. Good thing too, because they've got some damn fine NPs working here. Unfortunately, they seem as busy as the doctors, but don't have the "rushed" attitude the Muds have.
A couple years ago when I opened up my thumb (stupid.. my fault) carelessly opening a glass ampoule, the NP staff were top notch and did all the work.
Even were sympathetic when I almost passed out when the local aneasthetic was injected in the wound.... :P
(Needles used to have no effect.. I would quite happily watch them poke me to draw blood, donate blood, whatever. But I lost my nerve. ;))