Guest guest Posted November 17, 2002 Report Share Posted November 17, 2002 Kim, I can understand where you are coming from regarding making your own choices in treating your own son. But there are those of use that arent as informed as you may be so we, or mabe I have to put my faith somewhere. If I question a procedure or the need for a medication. I ask. I ask both my doctors and everyone I know that has experience with CF. Up until recently my resources have been limited. I know that not everyone has been satisfied with the doctors that they deal with. I've heard a lot of horror stories both here and on Cystic-L. But I trust my sons doctor. She follows a lot of these kid's from birth. And I know she treats them as if they were her own children. I've seen this lady cry because she had to tell a teenager that she treats that he could no longer play soccer because it was taking too much of a toll on his body. She cried not because his life was over, but because one of his dreams was. This is not a woman doing what is necessary to cover her butt. This is a woman with compassion and understanding. Not just for my childs physical needs, but for his emotional needs as well. She asks questions about his personal life, remembers his interests, and never fails to make him feel like a friend, rather than a paitent. I know not everyone is as fortunate as we are. Hopefully after I have dealt with CF as long as some of you have I will trust my own judgement. But until then, I have to put my faith somewhere. I would fall apart without it. Thank God I have such a worthy person to protect it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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