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[Guest guest]

Kaye if your feeling like I am feeling there is not enough High Pro

Glow in the world that will help...lol. Its making it real hard to

be up and adam for my kids. Do you have children also? I have 3

dogs 3 kids; sometimes I like the dogs better...*S*

Hope you feel better soon.

Chrissy

> Merry Christmas to you and yours also !

>

> Yeah I think a few extra bones for the pets would be good too!

The

> way I feel today, I am ready to chew on one of those bones too!

> Think it would help the pain?

>

> God bless you!

>

> Kaye

[Guest guest]

Kaye;

Why does it always seem we have to make trade offs, one thing for

another to make sure all things are done right in the long run.

She does sound really creepy, I wonder how many ederly people she

has bamboozled, it just sounds wrong. You can report her to the

State board of medical examiners and I dont think she has to find

out who it had been; also I think anonymous tips are investigated.

I love Cotton, he is the most amazing man, I used to recover a

lot of ERCP patients in a short stay unit at MUSC, and had quit a

few of his patients. He has such a wonderful way with people and he

is so real, not pretentous at all, and he is this amazing genus!

I'm glad your doing well and I hope to keep on. I am really tired

as I just got finished baking cookies with my kids. Have to start

dinner soon.

Merry Christmas Kaye and I'm glad we met.

Warmly,

> > Now that does take the stupidity cake. Can you feel the

spasm...

> I

> > would have a hard time holding my tongue and not say something

> smart

> > ass. I hope you gave that young man a thorough lesson. Health

> care

> > POA is a very important thing to have but I would think for your

> > physician to have it would be a conflict of interest and wonder

if

> > that is even legal. I mean if he had HCPOA he could do what

ever

> he

> > pleased and bill your insurance co. to the hilt. It does sound

> > wrong. I have a pcp who I see through MUSC at Carolina Family

> Care,

> > a woman. I prefer female physicians because they dont always

> write

> > everything off as hormones or pms. There are quit a few CFC

> clinics

> > in the ton area, and I like all my stuff being with one

> > institution for the continuity of records and besides I work

there

> > and can get all my info off the computer and can grab one of the

> > docs in the hall if need be. Can you feel the spasm... maybe it

> was

> > one of those philosophical questions like if a tree falls in the

> > woods and nobody hears it...LOL

> > Happy Holidays

> >

[Guest guest]

:

Is that not a hoot! I remember that stay and I can even see the

room I was in! I remember your long dark hair because I remember

copmlementing you on it. Yes, you took very good care of me. Also,

I think it was you that I had the conversation with about the

dangers of laparoscopic cholecystectomies! I hope I am not wrong

about that part. Because whoever it was told me that they were

seeing a lot of problems with SOD becuase of that surgery. That was

also the time that I had a stent put in and the next day had the

most horrendous awful SOD pains. After a couple days I went to the

hotel and came back in two days because they just wanted to take the

stent out htat time and it was not there when they went to get it.

I remember them waking me up and doing an ultrasound and Dr. Tang

and I both looking for the thing. I think the big huge pain was me

passing that stupid stent!

Like I said, I never, ever had any bad care at MUSC and would not

hesitate to go back if I had to. But, if you are who I think you

are, I can see you standing at the sink talking to me. Isn't that

funny how we remember things? Well, then I never got to say

thanks! So thank you for the wonderful care!

God bless

Kaye

In pancreatitis , " " <cdrrn@c...> wrote:

> I remember now. I also thought I had already sent this.

> Guess I hit the wrong button. 's and his wife had a boy and

> named him Hugo. We teased him because of the hurricane. I worked

> on that short stay area with no windows for 3 years or so during

all

> the remodeling. Now I am just pre-op. I guess I must have taken

> care of you a time as I was the only one on that floor with long

> hair and I wore it up in a high pony tail all the time. I hope I

> cared for you well. I am very tired it has been along day. The

> children are happy as clams, got every thing they wanted. The

> dinner was fabulous. Now everybody has finally gone to sleep and

I

> am waiting to watch the evening news to see what has gone on in

> other peoples lives. My goodness, it is a very small world.

>