In a message dated 6/18/2007 11:50:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Pam,
Good to see you back on-line.
Kevin,
I have even, at times, had dialogues going back and forth between my
pharmacist, my doctor and me. I get more luck from my pharmacist than I do
Kevin,
Your wasting your time with this. First off, the doctor will win. If you haven't been to see him in a while he needs to see you. Yes, his nurse handled this all wrong and she is probably an idiot. The doctor most likely doesn't even know what is going on. Call and ask to schedule asap
Dear Pam,
I will try what you suggest. Because of how the nurse treated me on the
phone the
other day, I'm afraid to even call, but I know I have to. I know how
dangerous
high BP is.
Thank you,
Kevin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DEAR KEVIN, BELIEVE ME I WAS A NURSE AND THAT IS WRONG. MY
DEAR KEVIN, BELIEVE ME I WAS A NURSE AND THAT IS WRONG. MY HUSBAND TAKES
THEM AND WE MAKE VERY SURE WE HAVE THEM ON HAND.
MY FATHER IS HERE FOR A MONTH I MADE SURE HE HAD HIS BLOOD PRESSURE MEDS. MY
DOCTOR SAID IF HIS MEDS DID NOT ARRIVE HE WOULD GIVE ME A SCRIPT FOR MY DAD.
I DO NOT WANT TO S
