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Here is my rant of the week. How can one of the biggest and most prestigious surgical groups have the lead doctor out of the country for a week and his second in command out on vacation till the middle of August. Oh, yes, and the GI group at this same hosptial also has had 2 lead doctors out at the same time. So now, if I have a problem this week I will be at the mercy of a newbie.
This message has been edited. Last edited by: AllyKat,
"True stlye is about living passionately" UC 1996 -5 asa, predisone, 6 mp -Dec 26, 2000, Emergency j-pouch surgery -Multiple complications, J-pouch redo- July 3, 2001. -Take down-Jan 3, 2002 -Chronic pouchitis: cipro, pentassa, xifican, cortifoam, canassa, leviguin, lexapro -Gall bladder out-Oct 1997 -April 2010 bad pouchitis flare-remicade (only 2 doses) -Aug 2010-adhesion surgery -Doing great! only canassa!for pouchitis and lot's of suppliments! Oct 2011-so much for adhesion surgery! |
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I'm with AllyKat! not at all suprised if we are thnking about the same hospital either.
dignosis in '98 surgeries in '06 chronic pouchitis cuffitis by '10 terrified about what's next |
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Be grateful for newbies..in France they just close all of the units from mid-July to Sept 5th!
6 Weeks with no team at all. They warn you not to get sick in the summer. Dito for Christmas...2 week blackout period. I take a newbie over a NO-be anytime  Sharon It could be worse...oh, wait..it already has been! then I guess it can only get better from here.... |
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