Blarg Blarg Blarg

Waited two months to see a specialist.

Appointment lasted two minutes.

Have an ENG and an MRI booked...

...the latter most likely being a few months away.

Still don't know what's wrong with me.

Oh well.

Oh well.

Comments

[Themaskedferret]

Damnit :/

[Shakespearicles]

Still don't know what's wrong with me.

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fr tho I hope you're okay.

[Markos-Estrian]

ENGs are reliable and MRIs are highly detailed. They'll find it and they'll fix it, if they can.

[Ho Boah]

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Is what it is.

5803201
Getting worse and worse but it is what it is.

Pour some Monsters on my tombstone for me.

5803232
That's good to hear.

The process has been dehumanizing—but I understand how overburdened the industry is.

[Huk]

Odd... I heard your great and pathetic powerful prime minister Trudolf created this great and powerful healthcare solution called MAID that solves all your problems instantly .

Jokes aside... have you considered going privately to get an MRI faster (I assume those 'a few months away' is only when using the tax-paid medicine system')?

[Ho Boah]

5803401
He's been a terrible PM.

I've debated it.

[Huk]

5803407

He's been a terrible PM.

My Canadian aunt came to visit us a few months back, and she was like:

"Everybody hates his guts back home !"

Not gonna lie; it brought a little smile to my face

Back to the more important issue... if you can afford to pay to get an MRI faster, please consider it. I know it sucks when you should get it for free, and money is tight, but if something bad is happening, it's better to get it diagnosed ASAP .

Whatever you decide, I wish you a fast diagnosis and recovery