Them guys will get it - hoping fer the best
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Fuckbuckles! Hereās to tomorrow being smooth as butter, Dingle! Shite!
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Iām sorry, man. Hope it goes better tomorrow.
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It will. Thatās how they ended up doing it last time. Like the surgeon said last time, itās really not something a RN should be doing in the first place. Theyāre just trying to go cheap. Hopefully, Iāll be able to go home after the procedure. I canāt stomach another hospital stayā¦ even for one day.
On the plus side, Iām nearing my out of pocket insurance limit. Another $300 and everything will be free going forward in 2017.
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Thatās just wrong. I am pissed at them!
Thatās pretty awesome.
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I remember when I had a PICC line put it. This big, butch nurse comes in all gruff and bitchy and I got the vibe that she really did not like men in general because I sure as hell didnāt do or say anything to set her off. Nothing against her being a lesbo, but I really thought that she hated me. She was yelling at me practically the whole time, and as I was not in a great mood myself I finally told her, āyou need to calm the fuck downā. And calm down she did.
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Probably hated her job, not you. But yay for setting her straight!
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Hey Guy, itās like youāve been through a war. Keep being strong. You are almost home.
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I appreciate that LR.
Iām here at Kaiser Permanente hospital waiting to get this PICC line surgery. They gave me a sedative and I can barely keep my eyes open. 2 surgeons and an anesthesiologist, so I should be good to go.
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Hoping fer the best
By the way
you look slightly irritated - this is a good sign
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LMAO
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All done and ready for more poisonsā¦ lol.
Seriously though, this team was good. Stone smooth with the scalpel.
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Awesome! Glad it went well.
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Cool, dude!
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Iām back here at Kaiser. I met with my oncologist and am getting ready to start cycle 4 of chemo. 6 hours in this fucking chair in this freezing room. After that I have to wear chemo pump for a weekā¦ Then rinse and repeat.
Iāve got to make a decision about my oncologist. Heās the department head and looked on as one of the top practitioners in the field, but I fear heās losing his grip. He started our consultation speaking in very negative termsā¦ stating that the chemo wasnāt working well, the radiotherapy didnāt go well and my only hope was surgery, which I wasnāt a candidate for.
The chemo is making me nauseous and tired all over again. Itās going to take me awhile to acclimate to these toxins again.
Im going to level with you. While i am currently in remission, my neuriiphis counts have doubled since my last lab work, which is indficative of the csncer fighting hard to return.
How hard is it to switch doctors like that?
I mean I know you can do it, but how many are there willing to get up to date on yer history
I would want another opinion if heās talking like that. Surely youāre entitled to have someone else give you his/her analysis.
Itās easy with my plan, but I need to really think it over.
My wife and I sat there frozen, waiting to hear the ā6 months to a yearā speech. In the end though, it turns out he was reading my chart from March. Duh. He corrected himself and checked my latest chart. He then told us Iām still in full remission, but the neuriiphis counts are still a major concern. So Iām not dying, but itās shit like this that worry me about the guy.
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Wow. Now, thatās a little scary. Hopefully he just had a rough day, rather than a rough year, or early Alzheimerās.
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