I was furious and told them to write my name, age, and gender on top of the leaflet in bold red letters and watched them do it. All subsequent visits started off with me making sure that it was the right chart. Some good doctors ask you name, age before opening the chart. Not this one..
> Care to go into more detail? I'm really interested in knowing how these details.
My mother is a registered nurse. Heck, she was part of the government that trained a school of just nurses. Needless to say, she comes from a time and with experience that would lead her to run around the nurses of today. The digression was to just point out that.. my mom knows her shit.
After injecting her, she said "OH NO" really loud and then quickly left the room after tossing the bulb in the hazard bin.
As she was gone, my mom tried to look for what it was hoping there wasn't anything else in there other than the bulb in question.
She came back and saw my mom looking and accused her of attempting to harm herself and tampering. She never physically touched anything in the room, just was leaning from her seat so she can see the contents of the bin.. What the fuck man!
> This is just called making sure your business is recurrent.
Yeah, this is why I wished Homeopathy and all those kind of things were actually realistically helpful. I think the problem is that Doctors are no different than road workers that periodically patch the cracks on the highway. Doctors need to prevent shit instead of patching shit.
Edit: Spelling error and remove colloquial tinfoil paragraph xD