Waited hours for my call, phone finally rings; hello this is the doctor, what can I do for you? I said you made the arrangement to call me to discuss test results and the apparent failure of my cystoscopy.
From then on such a waste of time. I was holding all the copy paperwork. The GP had no paperwork, no results, no records and said everything is quite normal. I said if you are telling me the producing of blood, clots, scabs and pain is normal then I am happy to avoid further interference and I will put up with it.. She said its not normal but the procedure was only a few weeks ago so it hasn't settled down. I said, actually a few months ago, just refer me to the urology consultant whose name is on all the letters you don't have.
She said I will do that then hung up! Never had that experience before!
Unlike my cancer this is not going to kill me so just a massive nuisance that bothered her indoors more than me!
Send me cuddles by the dozen!
Hi Norberry, I have questions for you! Was the person who phoned your actual GP or someone phoning on his behalf? Why didn't Urology contact you direct if they thought there was a problem? If you knew it should take a few days to heal WHY didn't you do what your wife suggested and call them before now? Don't you realise us wives are always right?
I've had a similar experience with a trainee oncologist who phoned to tell me my blood tests were fine. I asked why then was she phoning. Her answer was, after a few minutes of shuffling papers, "Oh that's it, that they were fine as far as oncology was concerned and that was good news. Then she went on to say they think the cancer drug "may" have caused cirrhosis of the liver so I would be referred to the Liver Consultant! I don't think she would have mentioned that if I hadn't questioned why she was phoning!
Please phone urology asap and find out what's going on. A couple of weeks can make a difference!
Anyway, after saying all that, I'm sending as many hugs & kisses 
as you think you need!
Love Annette x
