Hi SusieQ,
That's a cute story. I still get nervous when I go to the Dr.  and have white 
coat high blood pressure.  My PCD has tried for years to get  me to take high 
blood pressure pills, and I always tell him my pressure is good  at home.
I finally did a chart for him, and he quit bugging  me.
When I was first dx with CML, I had to go to the Dr's office  all the time 
while they were trying to get my blood to get back to normal; the  nurse ask me 
why didn't I get a room there hehe.
It's funny, the thing I never wanted to do, go to the doctor,  has turned 
into the thing I have to do, which goes to show us we never know what  life is 
going to hand us. I just take my pills with faith, and hope they do the  job.
Blessings,
Jeanie<3
In a message dated 12/6/2008 8:02:24 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Jeanie:
I was reading this and started cracking up over the Castor  Oil bit and
how you tried not to be sick very often. (smile)  Your  growing up
reminded me so much of mine........I think we may have been  related &
didn't know it, (smile).  My mother was our family  doctor's nurse at
one of the local hospitals & clinics.  Needless  to say,  if you ran a
fever or had some sickness, she automatically  took you with her when
she went to work.  Once you were checked by him  and treated...you got
to go back & stay in the nurses lounge where they  had a sofa, I
believe & you could lay & watch the huge console  television of which
got a whole three channels. (smile) But, when "As The  World Turns"
came on, you might as well forget watching anything you wanted  as the
nurses all took their lunch at that time so they could watch  their
"story". (smile)  Besides all this.......we got every  vaccination that
come out....mom would bring it all home with her and we  three kids
would line up and get ours in the middle of the kitchen  floor.
(smile)  She even kept a bottle of penicillin & syringes  handy because
I was always getting red ear and tonsillitis at the same time  & that
was the doctor's prescription each time, four shots (one daily)  of
penicillin.  I absolutely hated shots & was ecstatic when he  finally
prescribed the capsules!  I fainted almost every time it came  to
"sticking my finger" for blood or getting shots....even did it when  I
was a teenager & as a young adult......had a nurse who was trying  to
put in an IV and saw what I was doing and "screamed" at me to  BREATHE
(I nearly jumped out of the bed), but realized I was holding my  breath
every time.

Anyway......just wanted to say how I understand  what you are talking
about here......(smile). I don't which is worse,   not ever going to
the doctor or being like us.....almost having a doctor in  the
family.......I still call her "Dr. Hazel" at times. (smile)   And,  if
they put a new vaccine on the market....you can betcha we got  it!!!!!
Suzieq


 
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