July 15, 2004
You know what I hate?
When you're gynocologist calls and leaves you a vague and friendly sounding message on your answering machine at home, which you don't get until 4:30, in which she says she needs to talk to you about some "test results" and if you don't get to talk today she'll be out of town for a few days.
You are now in a state of fear and paranoia - already beginning to get tense about other, new and painful, akward tests you'll have to schedule soon only to find out that everything's fine, but sometimes test results just show up that way.
You call the doctor's office to find out that she's backed up with patients and the nurse says (sounding very doubtfull) "oh, yes, she'll get back to you, but not before 5pm". When? When??
Why can't she just leave said test results on answering machine? Why?
Do let it be noted that gynocologist is actually very nice doctor and lovely woman. Just hate these random and frightful messages.
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When you're gynocologist calls and leaves you a vague and friendly sounding message on your answering machine at home, which you don't get until 4:30, in which she says she needs to talk to you about some "test results" and if you don't get to talk today she'll be out of town for a few days.
You are now in a state of fear and paranoia - already beginning to get tense about other, new and painful, akward tests you'll have to schedule soon only to find out that everything's fine, but sometimes test results just show up that way.
You call the doctor's office to find out that she's backed up with patients and the nurse says (sounding very doubtfull) "oh, yes, she'll get back to you, but not before 5pm". When? When??
Why can't she just leave said test results on answering machine? Why?
Do let it be noted that gynocologist is actually very nice doctor and lovely woman. Just hate these random and frightful messages.
