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Today this is what I heard:
"Tell her if she calls this office one more time, she'll have to find a new doctor.....If she nagged me like she nags her husband, I'd kill her too." - said by a doctor. A bit more of the conversation indicated he was referring to a lady who was constantly calling about nonissues and having her husband call about the same things.
The other day in a different office, I watched two women come in with 2 children. The teen sat there quietly, while the toddler ran amuck, throwing things, opening doors, shoving the wheelchair, kicking people. The only attempt to discipline him was to give him candy when he started kicking people - some people were even mentioning coming back another day so they wouldn't have to put up with him. After a few hours (yes a few hours), the toddler was sitting quietly when the women discovered that there insurance didn't allow them to just walk in with a referral. They also didn't know the boys social security number because the government sent him the card, rather than his grandmother, and she couldn't figure out why the wouldn't realize that a 13 year old couldn't keep track of it. The older one began screaming at the secretary, telling her she didn't have to follow rules if they didn't follow the rules when they messed up her grandson's paperwork, pulling open the window, demanding this or that, claiming her grandson was out of control and she couldn't take him to the ER because he isn't able to sit still and she has no control over him at all - this is the same kid i just watched not move from his seat for about 3 hours. Surely if he can do that, he can sit in the ER, get a sedative and have the CT scan she is insisting on - from my experience that would have much quicker than the time in the doctors office. Then the younger one picks up the toddler who is sitting quietly for the first time and tells him she's taking him out of there because the secretary is causing him to misbehave
"Tell her if she calls this office one more time, she'll have to find a new doctor.....If she nagged me like she nags her husband, I'd kill her too." - said by a doctor. A bit more of the conversation indicated he was referring to a lady who was constantly calling about nonissues and having her husband call about the same things.
The other day in a different office, I watched two women come in with 2 children. The teen sat there quietly, while the toddler ran amuck, throwing things, opening doors, shoving the wheelchair, kicking people. The only attempt to discipline him was to give him candy when he started kicking people - some people were even mentioning coming back another day so they wouldn't have to put up with him. After a few hours (yes a few hours), the toddler was sitting quietly when the women discovered that there insurance didn't allow them to just walk in with a referral. They also didn't know the boys social security number because the government sent him the card, rather than his grandmother, and she couldn't figure out why the wouldn't realize that a 13 year old couldn't keep track of it. The older one began screaming at the secretary, telling her she didn't have to follow rules if they didn't follow the rules when they messed up her grandson's paperwork, pulling open the window, demanding this or that, claiming her grandson was out of control and she couldn't take him to the ER because he isn't able to sit still and she has no control over him at all - this is the same kid i just watched not move from his seat for about 3 hours. Surely if he can do that, he can sit in the ER, get a sedative and have the CT scan she is insisting on - from my experience that would have much quicker than the time in the doctors office. Then the younger one picks up the toddler who is sitting quietly for the first time and tells him she's taking him out of there because the secretary is causing him to misbehave