I really do wonder why I bother!
Not content with misdiagnosing me in 2005 - 2006, not content with merrily admitting "Oh, we made a mistake", when talking with me about my diagnosis and not content with sending me letters containing different staging and grading of my cancer, I have now received a copy of the letter to my GP that I said I did not want under any circumstances. I might as well talk to myself, it seems. Why bother asking me if I want a copy if they're going to send it anyway? It appears that as soon as you become a "patient" (or "impatient" in my case), you stop being a person, your views don't matter and your feelings aren't important.
And they keep telling me I mustn't get stressed about things!
Not content with misdiagnosing me in 2005 - 2006, not content with merrily admitting "Oh, we made a mistake", when talking with me about my diagnosis and not content with sending me letters containing different staging and grading of my cancer, I have now received a copy of the letter to my GP that I said I did not want under any circumstances. I might as well talk to myself, it seems. Why bother asking me if I want a copy if they're going to send it anyway? It appears that as soon as you become a "patient" (or "impatient" in my case), you stop being a person, your views don't matter and your feelings aren't important.
And they keep telling me I mustn't get stressed about things!
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