Re: scelorising colangitis//Tony

[Guest guest]

Are you near Mayo's, ville?

I had the very same experience with my husband years ago and we all felt Bob was

going downhill fast with the dr. ,treatment, and hosp.

I suggested to the pc dr that I needed an orchestra leader to help with

orchestrating tests, treatments, care, diagnosis, prognosis, etc. Did he want

the job and how could I best facilitate his immediate action? He said he wanted

the job but could not make the nurses, labs and procedures work on the weekends

or any faster during the week unless it was critical. I suggested Mayo,

Rochester and he said if I insisted. I did, we took Bob home washed , rinsed

and dryed him and left the next morning with all the tests results I could get.

Come to find out you do not need records/tests, Mayo likes to do their own and

do not need an appointment. We went directly to the ER at St. 's, were

examined by their residents and admitted. Within two to three hours we were in

a room and seen by every dept. you can imagine, assigned a dr. to oversee and

gather all tests, garner experts puzzle pieces and put the pieces together.

There was one nurse for every 4 patients who sat at computers

outside patients doors, a resident for every 10-15 patients, printout of every

med and test Bob was given in a very timely manner. As you can tell I was very

impressed and Very Very happy that I had insisted on the trip.

Now the bad part: The hosp. rooms were not the most comfortable and the food

icky pooh. Since then we have been back and the accomodations are by far

improved. They even had a starbucks right across the street from clinic and

Hosp.

Just a thought hope all works out for you and your husband gets the service he

deserves. Like Arne says Remember you are the Customer.

Another mantra: Whatever it Takes.

You go girlfriend.

My daughters name is and her husband's is Tony, You have my full

attention with those names.

dee wife to bob, illeo 60's, psc 1999, and a miriad of other bumps in the road

>

The surgeon told me

> he could not believe his GI didn't admitt him to the hospital. The GI

> said he could have lansed his absess in the office but wanted him to

> be treated for his crohns flair. How I get him a new GI while he is

> still in the hospital? Will another Dr take his case while he is

> being treated by another Dr. We are so upset and disapointed with his

> treatment we don'tknow where to turn next.

>

[Guest guest]

Are you near Mayo's, ville?

I had the very same experience with my husband years ago and we all felt Bob was

going downhill fast with the dr. ,treatment, and hosp.

I suggested to the pc dr that I needed an orchestra leader to help with

orchestrating tests, treatments, care, diagnosis, prognosis, etc. Did he want

the job and how could I best facilitate his immediate action? He said he wanted

the job but could not make the nurses, labs and procedures work on the weekends

or any faster during the week unless it was critical. I suggested Mayo,

Rochester and he said if I insisted. I did, we took Bob home washed , rinsed

and dryed him and left the next morning with all the tests results I could get.

Come to find out you do not need records/tests, Mayo likes to do their own and

do not need an appointment. We went directly to the ER at St. 's, were

examined by their residents and admitted. Within two to three hours we were in

a room and seen by every dept. you can imagine, assigned a dr. to oversee and

gather all tests, garner experts puzzle pieces and put the pieces together.

There was one nurse for every 4 patients who sat at computers

outside patients doors, a resident for every 10-15 patients, printout of every

med and test Bob was given in a very timely manner. As you can tell I was very

impressed and Very Very happy that I had insisted on the trip.

Now the bad part: The hosp. rooms were not the most comfortable and the food

icky pooh. Since then we have been back and the accomodations are by far

improved. They even had a starbucks right across the street from clinic and

Hosp.

Just a thought hope all works out for you and your husband gets the service he

deserves. Like Arne says Remember you are the Customer.

Another mantra: Whatever it Takes.

You go girlfriend.

My daughters name is and her husband's is Tony, You have my full

attention with those names.

dee wife to bob, illeo 60's, psc 1999, and a miriad of other bumps in the road

>

The surgeon told me

> he could not believe his GI didn't admitt him to the hospital. The GI

> said he could have lansed his absess in the office but wanted him to

> be treated for his crohns flair. How I get him a new GI while he is

> still in the hospital? Will another Dr take his case while he is

> being treated by another Dr. We are so upset and disapointed with his

> treatment we don'tknow where to turn next.

>

[Guest guest]

Are you near Mayo's, ville?

I had the very same experience with my husband years ago and we all felt Bob was

going downhill fast with the dr. ,treatment, and hosp.

I suggested to the pc dr that I needed an orchestra leader to help with

orchestrating tests, treatments, care, diagnosis, prognosis, etc. Did he want

the job and how could I best facilitate his immediate action? He said he wanted

the job but could not make the nurses, labs and procedures work on the weekends

or any faster during the week unless it was critical. I suggested Mayo,

Rochester and he said if I insisted. I did, we took Bob home washed , rinsed

and dryed him and left the next morning with all the tests results I could get.

Come to find out you do not need records/tests, Mayo likes to do their own and

do not need an appointment. We went directly to the ER at St. 's, were

examined by their residents and admitted. Within two to three hours we were in

a room and seen by every dept. you can imagine, assigned a dr. to oversee and

gather all tests, garner experts puzzle pieces and put the pieces together.

There was one nurse for every 4 patients who sat at computers

outside patients doors, a resident for every 10-15 patients, printout of every

med and test Bob was given in a very timely manner. As you can tell I was very

impressed and Very Very happy that I had insisted on the trip.

Now the bad part: The hosp. rooms were not the most comfortable and the food

icky pooh. Since then we have been back and the accomodations are by far

improved. They even had a starbucks right across the street from clinic and

Hosp.

Just a thought hope all works out for you and your husband gets the service he

deserves. Like Arne says Remember you are the Customer.

Another mantra: Whatever it Takes.

You go girlfriend.

My daughters name is and her husband's is Tony, You have my full

attention with those names.

dee wife to bob, illeo 60's, psc 1999, and a miriad of other bumps in the road

>

The surgeon told me

> he could not believe his GI didn't admitt him to the hospital. The GI

> said he could have lansed his absess in the office but wanted him to

> be treated for his crohns flair. How I get him a new GI while he is

> still in the hospital? Will another Dr take his case while he is

> being treated by another Dr. We are so upset and disapointed with his

> treatment we don'tknow where to turn next.

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much Dee! I remember you now. We talked years ago. I

used to have lots of time to spend with the support group years ago

when we lived in CT and I was home raising the kids. Now we live in

Florida and I work full time and chase the kids around and fighting

with dealing with my multiple scleroses it doesn't leave much time

for anything else. I think of all of you often and keep everyone inmy

prayers.

I have a name of a Dr in ville a Mayo. It's about a 3 hour Dr

from my house but after what we went through it will be worth the

drive. If I don't think we will make it till the appointment and

things dont get better we will take the drive to the ER.

I will keep you posted. Thanks again.

In , " Deanna Vinovich "

wrote:

>

> Are you near Mayo's, ville?

>

> I had the very same experience with my husband years ago and we all

felt Bob was going downhill fast with the dr. ,treatment, and hosp.

> I suggested to the pc dr that I needed an orchestra leader to help

with orchestrating tests, treatments, care, diagnosis, prognosis,

etc. Did he want the job and how could I best facilitate his

immediate action? He said he wanted the job but could not make the

nurses, labs and procedures work on the weekends or any faster during

the week unless it was critical. I suggested Mayo, Rochester and he

said if I insisted. I did, we took Bob home washed , rinsed and

dryed him and left the next morning with all the tests results I

could get. Come to find out you do not need records/tests, Mayo

likes to do their own and do not need an appointment. We went

directly to the ER at St. 's, were examined by their residents

and admitted. Within two to three hours we were in a room and seen

by every dept. you can imagine, assigned a dr. to oversee and gather

all tests, garner experts puzzle pieces and put the pieces together.

There was one nurse for every 4 patients who sat at computers

> outside patients doors, a resident for every 10-15 patients,

printout of every med and test Bob was given in a very timely

manner. As you can tell I was very impressed and Very Very happy

that I had insisted on the trip.

>

> Now the bad part: The hosp. rooms were not the most comfortable

and the food icky pooh. Since then we have been back and the

accomodations are by far improved. They even had a starbucks right

across the street from clinic and Hosp.

>

> Just a thought hope all works out for you and your husband gets the

service he deserves. Like Arne says Remember you are the Customer.

> Another mantra: Whatever it Takes.

>

> You go girlfriend.

>

> My daughters name is and her husband's is Tony, You have

my full attention with those names.

>

>

> dee wife to bob, illeo 60's, psc 1999, and a miriad of other bumps

in the road

> >

> The surgeon told me

> > he could not believe his GI didn't admitt him to the hospital.

The GI

> > said he could have lansed his absess in the office but wanted him

to

> > be treated for his crohns flair. How I get him a new GI while he

is

> > still in the hospital? Will another Dr take his case while he is

> > being treated by another Dr. We are so upset and disapointed with

his

> > treatment we don'tknow where to turn next.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much Dee! I remember you now. We talked years ago. I

used to have lots of time to spend with the support group years ago

when we lived in CT and I was home raising the kids. Now we live in

Florida and I work full time and chase the kids around and fighting

with dealing with my multiple scleroses it doesn't leave much time

for anything else. I think of all of you often and keep everyone inmy

prayers.

I have a name of a Dr in ville a Mayo. It's about a 3 hour Dr

from my house but after what we went through it will be worth the

drive. If I don't think we will make it till the appointment and

things dont get better we will take the drive to the ER.

I will keep you posted. Thanks again.

In , " Deanna Vinovich "

wrote:

>

> Are you near Mayo's, ville?

>

> I had the very same experience with my husband years ago and we all

felt Bob was going downhill fast with the dr. ,treatment, and hosp.

> I suggested to the pc dr that I needed an orchestra leader to help

with orchestrating tests, treatments, care, diagnosis, prognosis,

etc. Did he want the job and how could I best facilitate his

immediate action? He said he wanted the job but could not make the

nurses, labs and procedures work on the weekends or any faster during

the week unless it was critical. I suggested Mayo, Rochester and he

said if I insisted. I did, we took Bob home washed , rinsed and

dryed him and left the next morning with all the tests results I

could get. Come to find out you do not need records/tests, Mayo

likes to do their own and do not need an appointment. We went

directly to the ER at St. 's, were examined by their residents

and admitted. Within two to three hours we were in a room and seen

by every dept. you can imagine, assigned a dr. to oversee and gather

all tests, garner experts puzzle pieces and put the pieces together.

There was one nurse for every 4 patients who sat at computers

> outside patients doors, a resident for every 10-15 patients,

printout of every med and test Bob was given in a very timely

manner. As you can tell I was very impressed and Very Very happy

that I had insisted on the trip.

>

> Now the bad part: The hosp. rooms were not the most comfortable

and the food icky pooh. Since then we have been back and the

accomodations are by far improved. They even had a starbucks right

across the street from clinic and Hosp.

>

> Just a thought hope all works out for you and your husband gets the

service he deserves. Like Arne says Remember you are the Customer.

> Another mantra: Whatever it Takes.

>

> You go girlfriend.

>

> My daughters name is and her husband's is Tony, You have

my full attention with those names.

>

>

> dee wife to bob, illeo 60's, psc 1999, and a miriad of other bumps

in the road

> >

> The surgeon told me

> > he could not believe his GI didn't admitt him to the hospital.

The GI

> > said he could have lansed his absess in the office but wanted him

to

> > be treated for his crohns flair. How I get him a new GI while he

is

> > still in the hospital? Will another Dr take his case while he is

> > being treated by another Dr. We are so upset and disapointed with

his

> > treatment we don'tknow where to turn next.

> >

>