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Micheal_R

Micheal_R

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If you give the B.C. medical system an infinite amount of time, and the patient an infinite amount of patience, and the government an infinite amount of money [to pay for the Olympics :):] a patient can get an MRI... Going tomorrow for my [long awaited and long overdue] MRI in Kelowna. At least I may get some answers!! :):

Fair winds

Micheal
 
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An MRI is okay... noisy, and, if you are claustrophobic [which I am not] a little tight.... plus I really hate the contrast medium that they inject into you..... does weird things to me.

That being said, the techs never tell you anything... I go to the doc on Monday for that!!

But, at least that years wait is over and done with! :):

fair winds

Micheal
 
Three years ago when I went for mine, Grace and I showed up early so I could have a sneak preview to determine if I should take the valium that my doc gave me "just in case" I needed it. Seeing the open ends of the tube, I assured Grace that I should be okay. I guess I should point out that I'm as claustrophobic as they come.......I can't even sleep in a tent for cryin' out loud without scrambling for the zipper in the middle of the night. My turn comes and as I enter the room, the lady before me sits next to Grace in the waiting room. Grace casually says to her.......My husband is going in now. I hope it wasn't too claustrophobic. This lady tells Grace......Good lord......if he's claustrophobic, I hope he took something for it ? Grace says.......Oh no ! :lol: I'll tell you Mike........it wasn't long before my thumb was hitting that panic button. :rofl: But they told me.....if we let you out sir, we're going to have to go thru this all over again. Man, it took everything I had to get thru that. I was whiter than a bleached t-shirt when I got out. Still shaking my head at a one year wait. That is utterly unforgivable for any "medical system".
 
Who ever knew that a test could have that much noise..

but, since I have lost all the weight [another story], it was fairly roomy... at least more than enough for me..

Calm seas

Micheal
 
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I hope it is just worms, which I suspected all along:thumbup:
 
are a puzzy!!:rofl:
 
You can feel it traveling though your whole body, ears, nose, fingers and even your privates, totally scared me the crap out of me the first time I had it. plus one of those injections you never totally lose. Cat Scan, MRI, Bone scan, Pet scan, and C scan. I went though all those a couple of years ago, for a reaction to the flue shot, and came up with blood patches coming to the top of the skin and all kinds of joint and vascular problems. A lot of money to spend to find out my problem is I was a Lesbian Trapped in a Mans body. :shrug:
 
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