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 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 SCARE YOU BUT YOUR PRESSURE COULD GO UP.WELL I KNOW
IT WILL.
ASK YOUR PHARMACIST AND READ THE EFFECTS OF THE MEDICINE AND IT TELLS
YOU DO NOT STOP IF YOU FORGET TAKE IT ASAP ARE AS DIRECTED .I NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH A THING ITS RIDICOULOUS .I WOULD KEEP CALLING MY DOCTOR
AND TELL THEM THAT YOU HAVE SPOKE TO NURSES AND READ THE LEAFLETS WHEN
YOU GET YOUR MEDICINE AND YOUR VERY UPSET.BY LAW HE HAS TO GIVE IT TO
YOU IF HE HAS A REASON THEN HE SHOULD TELL YOU.
DO NOT LET THEM INTIMIDATE YOU DO WHAT I SAID. IF HE DOES NOT GIVE YOU
A REASON YOU CAN REPORT HIM.
GOOD LUCK DO NOT STOP CALLING HIS OFFICE.
PAM
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