Hello Star,
I do understand where you're at with regards to the medical profession. I know that Mum has thought (and still does at times) that there just seems to be no point in going to the docs and it is like wading through sticky mud most of the time.
My recent experience of A&E means that I will be calling my GPs mobile next time, but having that one contact doc, someone that takes you seriously, is very important. If your GP is as inactive as that, is there no way of finding another one who would fight some of this fight for you?
I still have to agree with Stephanie and say that you should persist and insisit and stamp your feet until someone takes notice. It will happen one day and the you'll wonder why you never did it before.
hugs :grouphug2:
Katharine
I do understand where you're at with regards to the medical profession. I know that Mum has thought (and still does at times) that there just seems to be no point in going to the docs and it is like wading through sticky mud most of the time.
My recent experience of A&E means that I will be calling my GPs mobile next time, but having that one contact doc, someone that takes you seriously, is very important. If your GP is as inactive as that, is there no way of finding another one who would fight some of this fight for you?
I still have to agree with Stephanie and say that you should persist and insisit and stamp your feet until someone takes notice. It will happen one day and the you'll wonder why you never did it before.
hugs :grouphug2:
Katharine
