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Shaz's avatar

So glad you were listened to! I know how frustrating it is to not be heard in these situations. You write very well about it, and other things too.

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Katy Wheatley's avatar

Thank you x

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Bonnie-Ann Black's avatar

ah that's the problem when you "pay for an argument" and they refuse to give you one... it's like leaving you hanging over a cliff... it takes a bit to realize you're perfectly safe and pull yourself up to at least level ground.... glad it all went... well?

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Katy Wheatley's avatar

It kind of mostly did. x

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Debs Cooper's avatar

What a wonderful twist to the usual GP story (mostly for women at any rate) - I don't think I've ever met one who actually listened and heard and made me believe they believed what I said.

A dream come true. I hope this new medical relationship and your new meds are precisely what the doctor ordered ;) x

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Katy Wheatley's avatar

Thank you. x

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June Girvin's avatar

Oh I'm so pleased to hear that you had a good experience. Sometimes having to use health services is an exercise in frustration and blind faith. As I get older I find my need to interact more and more frequent, and not always constructive. When it is constructive it feels like Christmas Day.

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Katy Wheatley's avatar

it does feel exactly like that!

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