Re: [TMIC] Re: tmic-digest Digest V2006 #151

Sharon Marsden Sun, 27 Aug 2006 06:34:29 -0700

I have copies of all of my MRIs except the first set in 1997. I wish I had known then to ask for copies because that medical facility went out of business and I was never able to track down the location of the films. My doctors now would really like to see those first films. The last set of MRIs I have both on cd and a copy of the actual films.

Sharon --from Arizona TM 1997 to MS 1998

It's not easy taking my problems one at a time when they refuse to get in line. ~Ashleigh Brilliant

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/MSersLife/

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Stanford mailed my MRI's to me about two years after I was discharged. They didn't want to store them.

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I think the seven year pitch is my hospital's policy. It may not be universal. I asked if I could come and get them and they said no. I can get a copy of the CD or a copy of the films at 8 bucks a sheet. But, the can gets the original. I am thinking I have to appeal to the hosp board of directors and see what I can do there.

In my abundant spare time I do some art work that is fancied by the wife of the medical center director. I will be seeing her at a charity event where I will be contributing some work and she will undoubtedly be bidding. Her husband and I will have to chat a bit before the deal is done. Everything is negotiable isn't that what they say? I can let you have that for $100 bucks and a complete set of films of my spinal cord! Ya, that's the deal.

Sandy

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I NEVER HEARD OF THROWING AWAY MRIS . MY HOSPITAL STILL HAS ALL OF MINE FROM 14 YEARS TO COMPARE THEM TO.

IT MAKES NO SENSE TO THROW THEM AWAY WHEN THEY CAN BE OF SUCH A HELP. I AM GLAD MY HOSPITAL DOES NOT HAVE THAT POLICY.

I THINK I WOULD ASK FOR MINE TO KEEP, THEY ARE YOURS AND YOU PAID FOR THEM SO YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO SIGN THEM OUT.

WOW I KNOW THAT NEUROS ARE THE MOST ABRUPT DOCTORS BUT SOME.

I AM LUCKY I HAVE DOCTORS THAT HELP ME ESPECIALLY MY INTERNIST. HE SOLVES PROBLEMS FOR ME IF I CANNOT. ALL MY DOCTORS WORK CLOSELY ON CASES WHICH IS GOOD.

COMMON SENSE WELL ALOT OF DOCTORS JUST DO NOT BOTHER WITH TAKING A PERSONAL INTERIST IN THEIR PATIENTS. SEEMS LIKE SOME JUST CARE ABOUT THE MONEY, I KNOW A FEW AND WOULD NOT SEND MY DOG TO.

THE KEEPING A JOURNAL IS GOOD OF ANY CHANGE MADE, ALSO I TAKE NOTES OF QUESTIONS I WANT TO ASK I LEARNED THAT ALONG TIME AGO.

I HOPE YOU GET SATISFACTION AND NOW YOUR LEFT HANGING WITH A MS DX WHAT A HORRIBLE THING FOR ANY DOCTOR TO DO.

PAM

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