After we made appointments for the three tests (MRI, CT Scan, Bone Scan), the surgeons clerks made us a follow-up appointment.
It couldn't be too soon, as we didn't have dates for the tests at that point, nor should it be too far off. In fact, there is a two-week lull between the last test and the follow-up appointment.
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An excellent book! |
I've been home, for a week, fighting Norovirus, a virus, or something.
Anyway, hubby was concerned and made an appointment with the doctor for me, when my situation didn't seem to be improving. Finally, Wednesday, things improved. It feels like a virus. I said I would cancel my appointment.
Instead, hubby took the appointment. He needed to have his regular prescriptions renewed. While he was there, he asked about his three tests (MRI, CT scan, bone scan), as the results were to be electronically shared with all his doctors.

Our GP said, of course he could talk about them. Turns out, cancer is not in his lymph nodes (a worry), nor does it appear to have metastasized to other organs. It has spread, we think within the primary cancer site itself, which isn't surprising. It would appear that the next step would be surgery. We're good with that.
Today is hubby's birthday. A gift.
THE PROCESS OF CANCER TREATMENT

Transfer of residents between facilities
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No standards for this 'service' |
Long-term care homes have since been using private transportation vehicles, rather than an ambulance. The controversy around this, however, is that the drivers are not paramedics, and there are no requirements for standards of training or care.
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