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deb-steph · 09-08-2006, 09:49 AM

i concur with what you've been told. don't know where you live or who your onc is but i would switch and i would let them know why. take someone to get in there face it works wonders sometimes. you might also contact the agency that regulates that particular doctor. i don't know if specialist have a special board or not but you can call his office and they have to provide you with a means of filling a complaint. trust me, doctors don't won't peers looking to closely at their work if it is shoddy. you keep fighting the fight. by the way, my youngest is named hope and she has been a continuous source of joy and support throughout this entire ordeal. she's ten and has a good attitude about my cancer so i will send out a prayer that you can connect with that spirit. remember, no one can make you feel small or insignificant without your permission. don't give it - give them the attitude that you're worth fighting for.

09-08-2006, 09:49 AM	#15
deb-steph Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: stephenville, texas Posts: 22	i concur i concur with what you've been told. don't know where you live or who your onc is but i would switch and i would let them know why. take someone to get in there face it works wonders sometimes. you might also contact the agency that regulates that particular doctor. i don't know if specialist have a special board or not but you can call his office and they have to provide you with a means of filling a complaint. trust me, doctors don't won't peers looking to closely at their work if it is shoddy. you keep fighting the fight. by the way, my youngest is named hope and she has been a continuous source of joy and support throughout this entire ordeal. she's ten and has a good attitude about my cancer so i will send out a prayer that you can connect with that spirit. remember, no one can make you feel small or insignificant without your permission. don't give it - give them the attitude that you're worth fighting for.