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hlthe2b

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1. Calm discussion of what happened will undoubtedly be taken seriously. You help so many others

Reply to Siwsan (Original post)

Tue Jun 20, 2023, 10:39 AM

Jun 2023

by doing so. Sure anyone can have a bad day, but if that is the case, the clinic will take that into account when assessing that physician's interaction with you. Good on ya!

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Now the waiting game [View all] Siwsan Jun 2023 OP

Calm discussion of what happened will undoubtedly be taken seriously. You help so many others hlthe2b Jun 2023 #1

Staying calm as best as you can will be helpful. onecaliberal Jun 2023 #2

I think you are handling this perfectly. Staying calm gets better results than screaming for the LoisB Jun 2023 #3

And then take a lovely, long break with your precious babies. niyad Jun 2023 #4

You've got this. You're helping others as well Goddessartist Jun 2023 #5

Focus on the weeding...it will help wih the waiting. c-rational Jun 2023 #6

Nothing to add except wishes for a very fruitful conversation with the practice manager! ShazzieB Jun 2023 #7