[swimangel72]

Wow Jackie - your cancer treatment center sounds so much more modern and organized than mine. The nurses do it all at my location - prepare the drugs and give them to the patient. I never heard or saw any lab people - and I've never seen the nurses verify anything with each other. One nurse handles about 3 to 4 patients at a time.......I'm worried now after reading how your treatments were handled.

When I was in the hospital and needed a blood transfusion two nurses verified my name, the number on my bracelet, and the numbers on the bags of blood - that was the only time I saw any kind of security or verification since I started on this BC journey.

My treatment center is in my oncologist's office. He's usually there. But it is "bare-bones" - comfy recliners, but no tv sets; no privacy curtains; no food; we do have blankets and pillows if we want. I don't care about any frills - but I do worry if I'm consistently getting the correct treatment, even though my treatments aren't very complicated.

Sorry Duga if I've taken over your thread - but ultimately how does anyone know if they are really getting the right meds? I'm going to have to call my onc tomorrow and get some reassurances!