Re: Things are getting more clear by the day

[Guest guest]

Jodie,

Glade to see your finally getting somewhere, Pat urself on the back for

sticking it out.

I'm proud of you

Chrissy

[Guest guest]

hey jodi!!

well atleast you found out from the ped that its not just you guys that

this GI team treats like crap!! glad max is going to get the note he

needs!! and i hope things start to settle down by you!!

((HUGS))

jodie c

[Guest guest]

Jodi,

I am so glad to hear you are finally getting the results you guys

need, and Max deserves. I know you are stressed. Hopefully things

will start to get better. Like I said, bit by bit.

I hope you are having a good day today as well.

Jodi R.

> The saga continues, but more to our advantage today.

>

> I had a nice talk with our pediatrician this evening. I told her

> what is going on and how we feel about the treatment by the GI

> docs. To my surprise, she said that we are not the first ones to

> tell her this! She said it has become a real problem and she is

not

> sure why. She has even had to refer a few patients to another

> hospital and set of GI docs because of the treatment they have had

> by this team.

>

> Why is it that when these doctors get so uppity and short that we

> tend to look within ourselves and think that WE are the ones who

are

> doing something wrong? I sure have been doing that. I've felt

such

> guilt that maybe I have angered them or pushed too hard. Now I

come

> to find out that it's not me!

>

> The pediatrician is going to write the note for Max. and I

> composed a letter and faxed it over to her. She will have it typed

> on her letterhead and fax it back to me and the director of special

> services. She even volunteered to do this. I never asked her.

>

> I hope this is going to be the start of better things to come. The

> stress and tension around here are taking a huge toll on me.

>

> Jodi Z

[Guest guest]

Jodi, wow - what fantastic news about the Pediatrician. I'm so

happy to hear that you will have a " fall back " for support when

needed. That is such a relief. I'm sorry that you have been

harboring this guilt inside for so long - I didn't realize....Oh

Jodi, you have been doing a tremendous job supporting your son! You

are such a good person to take on such responsibility for " their "

actions - but, if I may say - don't do that anymore! <grin> Don't

second guess your actions - a mother's intuition is their saving

grace and you were following yours to a " T " . Here's a hug for a job

well done and hopefully for better days to come.

- H

> The saga continues, but more to our advantage today.

>

> I had a nice talk with our pediatrician this evening. I told her

> what is going on and how we feel about the treatment by the GI

> docs. To my surprise, she said that we are not the first ones to

> tell her this! She said it has become a real problem and she is

not

> sure why. She has even had to refer a few patients to another

> hospital and set of GI docs because of the treatment they have had

> by this team.

>

> Why is it that when these doctors get so uppity and short that we

> tend to look within ourselves and think that WE are the ones who

are

> doing something wrong? I sure have been doing that. I've felt

such

> guilt that maybe I have angered them or pushed too hard. Now I

come

> to find out that it's not me!

>

> The pediatrician is going to write the note for Max. and

I

> composed a letter and faxed it over to her. She will have it

typed

> on her letterhead and fax it back to me and the director of

special

> services. She even volunteered to do this. I never asked her.

>

> I hope this is going to be the start of better things to come.

The

> stress and tension around here are taking a huge toll on me.

>

> Jodi Z