Comments on: Fracture Clinics http://luisa.org/archives/2004/02/fracture-clinics Luisa Perrella's Web Log Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:29:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Harald http://luisa.org/archives/2004/02/fracture-clinics#comment-33 Harald Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000 http://luisa.org/?p=74#comment-33 Ya, the medical system is completely overwhelmed these days; I'm surprised that people aren't _more_ snippy. Anyway, Use the power of your blog, and tell us _who_ that mom 'n' pop shop is! I'm sure they'd love the free advertising... Hope Michael's recovery is smooth and quick, Ya, the medical system is completely overwhelmed these days; I’m surprised that people aren’t _more_ snippy.

Anyway, Use the power of your blog, and tell us _who_ that mom ‘n’ pop shop is! I’m sure they’d love the free advertising…

Hope Michael’s recovery is smooth and quick,

]]> By: Luisa http://luisa.org/archives/2004/02/fracture-clinics#comment-34 Luisa Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000 http://luisa.org/?p=74#comment-34 You're right... most of the people are quite nice. I really like Michael's doctor. And they are incredibly overwhelmed. The shop is called All-Care 3462 Kingston Rd. on Kingston, just west of Markham Rd., Out in the wilds of Scarborough There's a world of difference in how Michael's doing after 1 week, so I expect things will improve even more very soon. (Michael Story: Heard him cry "AAAHHHHHH!!!!". I run to him and see a look of abject horror on his face. Never, ever seen him pull a face like that. "What's wrong!?!?", I yell. He screams... "It itches!!!!" Good lord. I can understand, though. Poor thing.) You’re right… most of the people are quite nice. I really like Michael’s doctor. And they are incredibly overwhelmed.

The shop is called All-Care
3462 Kingston Rd.
on Kingston, just west of Markham Rd.,
Out in the wilds of Scarborough

There’s a world of difference in how Michael’s doing after 1 week, so I expect things will improve even more very soon.

(Michael Story: Heard him cry “AAAHHHHHH!!!!”. I run to him and see a look of abject horror on his face. Never, ever seen him pull a face like that. “What’s wrong!?!?”, I yell. He screams… “It itches!!!!” Good lord. I can understand, though. Poor thing.)

]]> By: David Barker http://luisa.org/archives/2004/02/fracture-clinics#comment-35 David Barker Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000 http://luisa.org/?p=74#comment-35 Good point on the blog power, Harald. Scary story, Luisa. That nurse needs a big kiss from an old sock full of wet sand. I mean plaster. She probably thinks Bedside Manner is a big old house in the English countryside. Somewhere in Kent. Good point on the blog power, Harald.

Scary story, Luisa. That nurse needs a big kiss from an old sock full of wet sand. I mean plaster. She probably thinks Bedside Manner is a big old house in the English countryside. Somewhere in Kent.

]]> By: Debbie http://luisa.org/archives/2004/02/fracture-clinics#comment-36 Debbie Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000 http://luisa.org/?p=74#comment-36 (The following is a completely unedited response dictated through ViaVoice; lack of editing was prompted by the unfortunate discovery that "Press delete" is sometimes misinterpreted as "Press escape", which in Livejournal and MT comments has disastrous consequences. Apologies in advance for incomprehensibility. ) Pour Michael. :-( It was great to see him yesterday, though, and I was very impressed at his agility getting up the stairs on his bum. and I got to sign his cast! I've encountered a the somewhat rude attitude trying to get an appointment of a fracture clinic for the past week and a half; I suspect the R overcrowded and overworked, but it's sometimes hard to be sympathetic when you spend about half an hour on the phone leaving messages that aren't returned, and the one person you finally get through to acts irritated that you got through her, and then you should call the Southern number and leave the message instead. Well, that paragraph was interesting. Started out okay, but then got less comprehensible as it went on. :-) Anyway, I have my appointment with a fracture clinic tomorrow afternoon. I hope the way it isn't as long as two hours! (The following is a completely unedited response dictated through ViaVoice; lack of editing was prompted by the unfortunate discovery that “Press delete” is sometimes misinterpreted as “Press escape”, which in Livejournal and MT comments has disastrous consequences. Apologies in advance for incomprehensibility. )

Pour Michael. :-( It was great to see him yesterday, though, and I was very impressed at his agility getting up the stairs on his bum. and I got to sign his cast!

I’ve encountered a the somewhat rude attitude trying to get an appointment of a fracture clinic for the past week and a half; I suspect the R overcrowded and overworked, but it’s sometimes hard to be sympathetic when you spend about half an hour on the phone leaving messages that aren’t returned, and the one person you finally get through to acts irritated that you got through her, and then you should call the Southern number and leave the message instead.

Well, that paragraph was interesting. Started out okay, but then got less comprehensible as it went on. :-)

Anyway, I have my appointment with a fracture clinic tomorrow afternoon. I hope the way it isn’t as long as two hours!

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