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janet/FL · 02-23-2007, 06:20 AM

Chelee
I am so sorry for your predicament. Your onc should be run out of practice--lisence lifted. I know how you feel. I had the "nurse from h*ell". Since she mixed my chemo, I actually thought she might try to poisen me!
Since your surgeon examines you, hands on, could you have the surgeon send her a copy of his examins? This would tell her that you have been examined--hands on. Now she may use this as an excuse, but you would also have this as fire for your complaints should the HMO ever ask.
Hugs,

02-23-2007, 06:20 AM	#15
janet/FL Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 312	Chelee I am so sorry for your predicament. Your onc should be run out of practice--lisence lifted. I know how you feel. I had the "nurse from h*ell". Since she mixed my chemo, I actually thought she might try to poisen me! Since your surgeon examines you, hands on, could you have the surgeon send her a copy of his examins? This would tell her that you have been examined--hands on. Now she may use this as an excuse, but you would also have this as fire for your complaints should the HMO ever ask. Hugs, __________________ Janet Endometrial Cancer 2002 Mammogram 11/2004 Lumpectomy 12/2004 Stage 1, 9mm DCIS, grade 2, Her2+++, ER/PR negative Refused A/C as recommened by two oncs. 35 treatments of radiation that ended March 4, 2005 Changed oncologists and began Taxotere/Herceptin August 2005. Finished Herceptin July 2006