Not only radiology. of course Spotify has increased the playlist offerings
Thanks Martine. Yes, I understood that but simply amazed at the sheer number involved. There is 3-4 pages worth for a 4 week period. Then the out-of-hospital billing starts. When you open detail you see one doc has billed say 10 times in one day and it's tests of one kind or another.
Yes, going well. Next infusion is next week, then week after immunity boost infusion. I am told we will not get rid of the 2nd cancer but aim is to reduce it to a level where it should not bother me. After that we just keep an eye on changes in-case it mutates into something nasty again.
No, or yes. It makes it easier to use one pharmac_ to keep track of it all but it doesn't matter which pharmacies you actully use, just keep track.That's what they told me at my pharmac_. A good way to get repeat business, but I think its right.
EDIT: Hmmm ... reading more, that doesn't seem to be the case. But otherwise you have to keep track yourself. AT one pharmac_, they just look it up.
Keep track of your PBS medicines - Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme - Services Australia
Keep track of your PBS medicines so you know when you’ve reached the PBS Safety Net threshold.www.servicesaustralia.gov.au
Its not necessarily good when you go in and all the pharmacists know you by name ...
Hate it when that happens.
Sounds like the guy is one of those great doctors! It is so good when there is one you really trust.
The pharmac_ guild kicked up such a stink and there were petitions for people to sign etc.
Yes. They sure did. But storm in a teacup given its very limited introduction. Hard for people to sympathize when their (minute) loss was a (minute) gain for the patient.
I asked the opthamologist how they worked this out and she said that they tend to try to normalize reading vision. I did get lucky as somehow she juggled both really well for me, so maybe it’s worth another try?
A couple of weeks ago I had an appointment with my cardiac surgeon. I arrived to an empty waiting room but it soon filled up with nice chatty people. Then a woman came in with quite a cough and no mask. We all looked at each other. After coughing she said it's alright I am not contagious. It wasn't long and the receptionist asked her to wait outside in the hallway (private section of a hospital) where there was also chairs. As she followed her outside I heard her mention she had a lung issue and had traveled down from the Central Coast by train. I understand there are some terrible lung diseases where the lung tissue does not regenerate. You need both parents to carry the gene, some lottery. The long term outlook is grim. When the pacemaker rep turned up and I was called first I asked the receptionist to give my spot to the woman in the hallway. She was not going to have a good day by the time she got home again on the train.
That's what happened to me a couple of months ago. Had a piggy back lens in my right eye and distance vision is still not good
But it also makes me wonder when individually we will get that diagnosis too.
I think such distractions in a critical workplace should be banned.
Fair point though some Review articles says differently
