Thanks Guy's...

Good luck, Rich!

Well I can't believe its here. I had a panniculectomy during Thanksgiving and now on this tuesday I'm getting my man boobs done. I'll be 2 years out on 3/24/10. In less than 2 years my life has been changed forever. And the best part....insurance has paid for everything 100%!!!!!!!!!!

Oh I came out of the exam room twice and was told to stand in the hall so he would see me, When I saw him he told me he was trying to get everyone see everyone ahead of me but I then realized people were done that came in after me. I said something to the women at the desk and she said I have no idea what is going on. He is just running from room to room. She looked for my chart and found it laying open on a cabinet and he was just taking charts off the top of the pile and it seems that the next person to be seen was on the bottom of the pile - not that I was in the pile at all. I told the receptionist that maybe she should help direct him as to who was next since I would hear him say so who is next and nobody was replying. It was soo messed up. Like I said I was on my way out and he came out of an exam room and asked me where I was going. I did tell him I was here for that long and needed to leave and we had a quick depressing conversation at the door and I left. Like I said, not sure I am going back. So very disappointed. I sat in the car and actually cried. Not the same old Tim I used to know. So uncaring...

I did post on the Diabetes Forum but not the RNY forum. Will do that now. Just wish I could find someone local. Dr. Ehrlich seems to think I should be able to but I doubt it. Rethinking everything including him and his office staff. Not a happy camper after seeing him last week. I left very upset - no call backs from them, Kevin leaving strange messages - I dont' know how long it will take him to get it together but I left work for a 3:15 appointment, never saw him til 5:15 on my way out the door because I had to leave to take my daughter to dance. Don't know what is going on but he and the staff need a dose of reality and that is how to run an office.