Sunday, March 14, 2010

Heartbroken

I am done with the Prince Edward Island health care system.

Done, done, done.

I give up.

I don't think I have any more fight left in me.  I will just sit at home, and let things happen as they will I guess.

7 comments:

Rosebud Beads said...

No. No. No. Boo. Hiss.

Did something go wrong with your new doctor? : (

Big hugs for your poor heart. *nudges back on horse*

Toni said...

I know what you mean by feeling just plain done with the health care system. It can wear out a healthy person.

Do you have the option to try another doctor? (You can see that although I've been "done" many times, I still go back to it.)

Damn!

Annie said...

Thank you so much for the support.

I am going to continue going to my regularly scheduled appointments in the hopes of something changing my mind. I think I'll have to having gaping stab wounds before I ever end up in the ER around here again though.

Anonymous said...

Annie, We all know about your frustration with doctors and how that feels. My poor little Annie. I wish I could help somehow.
xoxomo

Robyn S. said...

OH no, Annie, what did those idjits say to you this time?? >:-\ I really wish I could do something to help (and am currently whirring my brain wheels in the hopes of formulating a plan). It's just really ridiculous how hard it is to find good medical care. And it should be illegal to make someone feel small when they came to you with legitimate problems. I decided to leave my general care doctor when my mom suggested I go see an allergist... my doc said, "Oh no, that's only for when the symptoms are interfering in her life." Umm... I dropped out of college? Twice? I sleep 14 hours a day? I'm sick all the time? Define "interfere," because I don't think we're seeing eye to eye...

Vladimir Levin said...

:( What happened? I do think we're pretty lucky in Canada even though any health care system can be incredibly annoying. I got to see a neurosurgeon recently, spoke to him for 20 minutes, and he recommended a surgery, which if I take it, has a waiting list of two months. All paid for by the health system. I know it can be frustrating at times, but I have to admit that experience renewed my faith in our Canadian health care system. Anyway, I hope you're doing okay 'hon!

Annie said...

Robyn I echo your comment entirely. What counts as interference? Not being able to hold down a job? Apparently not around here.

Vladimir, I do think in a lot of ways we are lucky in Canada. But even though I should be seeing a neurologist, my doctors look for ways to avoid having to make any referrals to anyone. It's like banging your head against a brick wall. Thanks for the support though!