Posted by RamblinMan on September 13, 2012 at 06:34:15 from (64.107.110.215):
A number of years ago I went to the doc with symptoms that needed to be looked into. Went thru outpatient surgery and the biopsy came back clean. Doc made follow up appointments every three months, then six, then yearly to make sure it didn"t come back. The doc wasn"t concerned but on one visit I talked to his Physicians Assistant. He was very serious but I didn"t take him too seriously. Last week I went for my yearly appointment. The doc comes in, sits down, and asks me how I"m doin. Fine, I says. He then informed me that they had coded my medical records wrong and the chart said I had a malignancy. Doc said he knew better and the chart is now corrected. I could have gotten real upset but just let it go instead. Today I got to have a CT scan because the Ultrasound didn"t turn out clear. Wondering if that could be they found something and want a better picture or if it is what they said. I"ll take whatever I get. I"m at peace with it all. Thanks for listening.
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