Hi, Cathy, I hope the doctor will put his nurse straight. Would be dreadful
if she is his wife's sister (or his wife!). It might be difficult to get on
good terms with her after the doc speaks to her. She might feel uneasy
around you and it might be worth your while to make an effort to put her at
ease. After, all,it sounds like you are more grownup then she is. I read
(again, yes) that it takes five or more positive encounters to change
anothers assessment of you or you them. Too bad you don't know if she can
take a joke... you could give her a bottle of "Sour Puss Tonic". We saw
this at a local farmer's market. It seems unreal that a nurse in a doctor's
office would be allowed to get away with this type of behaviour, as a
former nurse, I feel ashamed. LOL (means lots of love or lots of luck), Jeanne
At 01:00 AM 7/15/98 EDT, you wrote:
>Hi Cathy,
>I think you are right and I would not put up with it either, a good Doctor
>will straighten out his hired help, even his nurse, because it happened to
me.
>He thanked me for letting him know, the nurse and I are real good friends
now.
>I used to let people walk on me, until my last divorce, not any more. When I
>am in the wrong, I know how to say I'm sorry, and I do say it. But if I
am in
>the right, I don't let it go I handle it like, right now, I might count to 10
>first. The squeaky wheel get oiled first. Start Squeaking.
>Love and prayers to you and yours,
>Nanc
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