Victoria Music's Custom 180 Rebuild

User · Jun 11, 2019

Victoria M said:
I am not able to dive due to a vertigo problem

I did know that, I apologize.

Don’t I feel like a total jack butt?

Re: brain scans. Holy ****. I guess they haven’t disclosed why they didn’t make it clear to you? I’d be pretty furious in your shoes. How are you feeling?

Katrina71 · Jun 11, 2019

I'll bet you could snorkel. I had fun in Jamaica doing it.

Katrina71 · Jun 11, 2019

We could snorkel in @vetteguy53081's tank! Exotic fish and beautiful coral!

vetteguy53081 · Jun 11, 2019

Katrina71 said:
We could snorkel in @vetteguy53081's tank! Exotic fish and beautiful coral!

I updated pics with some of the livestock in it. Trying to catch the rest of them

Victoria M · Jun 11, 2019

neilp2006 said:
I did know that, I apologize.

Don’t I feel like a total jack ***?

Re: brain scans. Holy ****. I guess they haven’t disclosed why they didn’t make it clear to you? I’d be pretty furious in your shoes. How are you feeling?

No need to apologize. I have gotten mal de debarquement syndrome after the 2 cruises I have been on. Last one - 4 days cruise spent 8 weeks with vertigo.
I can not fathom why the doctor told me my scan was negative in 2015. I went to the ER with intractable nausea vomiting, vertigo, headpain. I suppose the doctor may have looked at the scan himself and missed it, then the radiologist read it later. I actually thought I got roofied at a concert the night before.
That scan showed the lesion grew from the 2011 scan. I do not even remember going to the ER and getting a brain scan in 2011.

NY_Caveman · Jun 11, 2019

Victoria M said:
I can not fathom why the doctor told me my scan was negative in 2015. I went to the ER with intractable nausea vomiting, vertigo, headpain. I suppose the doctor may have looked at the scan himself and missed it, then the radiologist read it later. I actually thought I got roofied at a concert the night before.
That scan showed the lesion grew from the 2011 scan. I do not even remember going to the ER and getting a brain scan in 2011.

That is some scary stuff. No offense to anyone, but doctors are basically mechanics. I treat their diagnosis with the same grain of salt no matter how arrogantly they deliver it.

Victoria M · Jun 11, 2019

NY_Caveman said:
That is some scary stuff. No offense to anyone, but doctors are basically mechanics. I treat their diagnosis with the same grain of salt no matter how arrogantly they deliver it.

To be honest, after working with doctors for 25+ years I do not feel that way. They are truly much more than mechanics, especially the good ones. Some of them are brilliant and I see them save lives everyday. Most of them are passionate and caring. Some of them are arsebites too though. Some of them are dumber than a box of rocks. I work on a critical unit in a medium sized community hospital. We are in the top 100 in the nation. I believe I witness and experience high quality patient care.
I also want to add that nurses save lives every day from errors and near misses. I remind my coworkers and leadership within my hospital of this fact almost daily.

Victoria M · Jun 11, 2019

But I have NEVER seen a blatant omission of critical tests results such as mine. Truly never. Usually in the inpatient setting these kinds of tests results are flagged as critical and a call is made to the direct care giver (nurse) and the nurse calls the doctor who ordered the test.