Results Are Finally In!
Judy
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I AM SOOOOO GLAD!!!
Oh Judy I am just beaming with happiness that you are okay and you are right to have put the docs foot to the coals so to speak. He is on oncologist not a gp, they deal with life and death each and every day and should not be callous to our need both physical and mental. I hope you new onco is more suited to you and a more caring person. I am pretty sure your old onco will think twice before neglecting others in the future.
Now go celebrate your good news and enjoy your weekend!!!!!!!
THRILLED FOR YOU!!
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Good for You, Judy!
Hooray, Judy. More of us should do what you just did today--tell our doctors what THEY need to remember: that they are dealing with real people with real feelings and fears they can cause.
I've said it before: you are as sweet as a creampuff, but you are no creampuff. Good for you, and great news about the results.0 -
Good for you JudyMAJW said:YOU GO GIRL!
Best news, I am so happy for you.....! Change docs and put this behind you.....again, thrilled for you!
Nancy
Doctors don't think our time is important and they just don't realize how hard the waiting part is. It's the worst.
So happy for your great news
Jadie<30 -
Good for you!!
Judy, first congrats on the negative results! That's wonderful news, indeed. Second, I'm very proud of you for sticking up for yourself. That Doctor should know how anxious waiting for test results can be. More so if the results are for cancer for god's sake. I think you're doing the right thing.
Mimi0 -
Judy.. .jumping on themimivac said:Good for you!!
Judy, first congrats on the negative results! That's wonderful news, indeed. Second, I'm very proud of you for sticking up for yourself. That Doctor should know how anxious waiting for test results can be. More so if the results are for cancer for god's sake. I think you're doing the right thing.
Mimi
Judy.. .jumping on the wagon! Great news... and good for you for giving him a piece of your mind... sounds like changing to the new doctor will be a more positive move! Will continue to send positive thoughts your way!
♥ & hugs,
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Great news! Glad youchickad52 said:Judy
Good news Judy,I'm happy for you. Glad you told the doctor how you felt about taking so long with the results. I think that they forget the anxiety they put us through!! Diane:)
Great news! Glad you finally heard! I would change doctors too. That is awful!
Hugs Lex♥0 -
☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻RE said:I AM SOOOOO GLAD!!!
Oh Judy I am just beaming with happiness that you are okay and you are right to have put the docs foot to the coals so to speak. He is on oncologist not a gp, they deal with life and death each and every day and should not be callous to our need both physical and mental. I hope you new onco is more suited to you and a more caring person. I am pretty sure your old onco will think twice before neglecting others in the future.
Now go celebrate your good news and enjoy your weekend!!!!!!!
THRILLED FOR YOU!!
RE
I am sooooooooooooooo happy for you Judy! Your good news has made my day! When I had my last MRI, I asked the tech when the oncologist would have the results. She checked with the pathology department and they told her the next morning. So, I called the oncologist the next morning and demanded to know and wouldn't take NO for an answer. And, guess what? I got the results faxed to me that morning. We have to take charge of our own treatment. Continue in good health my friend!
Love, Jeanne ♥0 -
WooohoooKristin N said:▲ • • Yeah Judy • • ▲
Judy, what great news! This is what we all had prayed for. And, wishing you good luck with your NEW oncologist!
Kristin ♥
First of all congrats on the great results!! Secondly, you are my newest heroine. I think there are still too many people who just go along to get along.
I'm fortunate in that I have a great surgeon. He called me while he was on vacation to discuss the results of the pathology report. I had a full day of testing (MRI, CTscan, labs, Full body scan) and I wasn't home an hour before he called me to say that everything was clear. He didn't want me to worry over the weekend. He also called me at 9 PM one night to tell me that he thought that I needed to be on a bone building medication and he called the med onco directly to talk to him about it.
Unfortunately, the med onco guy, not so much. It may be a problem with his office staff or it may be his problem (ultimately he is responsible), but I have to call for everything. Am I in the study (no). When do I start the femara (oh, its here waiting for you). I called about the bone building med. office knew nothing about it. So this guy may need to get booted to the curb. He's got one more week and then I go doc shopping.
Thanks for reminding me that we do not have to wait for someone else to "get around to" providing the care that we need and deserve.
Love and Peace
Roberta0 -
Way To Go!!!!!!
Will you go with me to MY oncologists appointment on Sept 1st??? I have never had any rapport with my Dr, and I have been seeing him for 7 YEARS now! The only thing he ever comments on is how I am still too heavy...grrrrr. I feel as if I am introducing myself to him every 6 months, and that if he passed me on the street he wouldn't have a clue as to who I am. I need your gumption! I am so proud of you for speaking up! I never seem to get that far...I just have the conversations in my head, and in my imaginary world I always am kick-**** assertive and worthy of standing ovations! But never in reality! LOL
Way to go~ I am living vicariously through you!!!
Hugs,
Chen♥0 -
Judychenheart said:Way To Go!!!!!!
Will you go with me to MY oncologists appointment on Sept 1st??? I have never had any rapport with my Dr, and I have been seeing him for 7 YEARS now! The only thing he ever comments on is how I am still too heavy...grrrrr. I feel as if I am introducing myself to him every 6 months, and that if he passed me on the street he wouldn't have a clue as to who I am. I need your gumption! I am so proud of you for speaking up! I never seem to get that far...I just have the conversations in my head, and in my imaginary world I always am kick-**** assertive and worthy of standing ovations! But never in reality! LOL
Way to go~ I am living vicariously through you!!!
Hugs,
Chen♥
I am happy your tests were negative and proud of you for sticking up for what is right.
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Welcome Roberta! YourBooberta said:Wooohooo
First of all congrats on the great results!! Secondly, you are my newest heroine. I think there are still too many people who just go along to get along.
I'm fortunate in that I have a great surgeon. He called me while he was on vacation to discuss the results of the pathology report. I had a full day of testing (MRI, CTscan, labs, Full body scan) and I wasn't home an hour before he called me to say that everything was clear. He didn't want me to worry over the weekend. He also called me at 9 PM one night to tell me that he thought that I needed to be on a bone building medication and he called the med onco directly to talk to him about it.
Unfortunately, the med onco guy, not so much. It may be a problem with his office staff or it may be his problem (ultimately he is responsible), but I have to call for everything. Am I in the study (no). When do I start the femara (oh, its here waiting for you). I called about the bone building med. office knew nothing about it. So this guy may need to get booted to the curb. He's got one more week and then I go doc shopping.
Thanks for reminding me that we do not have to wait for someone else to "get around to" providing the care that we need and deserve.
Love and Peace
Roberta
Welcome Roberta! Your surgeon does sound great! I don't know why these doctors can't understand that we need to know our results asap. Good luck with your onco.
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Good news Judy!VickiSam said:I am truly happy that you took matters into your own hand. We are deserving of repect. Waiting is wicked stressful.
KUDOS, again.
Vicki
It is so good to read about your good news! Glad you got it before the weekend. Now, relax and enjoy it.
♥ Kylez ♥0
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