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Building a simple mouse trap here at work. A rat has been chewing at my bags of cereal and trail mix which I keep here at my desk.
Building a simple mouse trap here at work. A rat has been chewing at my bags of cereal and trail mix which I keep here at my desk.
We have a computer program called "My Chart." Within 48 hours all tests results are posted on it for me to check out. The chart is maintained by the hospital. I also have one for Winthrop. They do my blood work and other tests that the hospital doesn't do. And they give me any and al shots I may need. They show up on the chart also. Between the two charts all my medical history is available to me. Even my stays in the hospital. Including Doctors and nurses notes. I love the system. It keeps track of all my appointments with my different doctors and their specialty. I get a notice in my Email the day before just in case I forgot about it or haven't checked My Chart.
My mom has My chart for her Dr's also but something called e-Chart for the hospital. I have her entire hospital chart from when she was in the hospital in Norfolk for the aneurysm. Mom still likes to go to the Dr for the results to be explained to her after tests, though.
She is absolutely adorable, LP! I'm so sorry it took me so long to post, but I kinda forgot about it because of all the posts that followed her photo - which looks like all personality.As you wish!
Her name is Cupcake (we decided to stay with that) and she is 4 months old...
The average person needs some medical education or have a very high IQ to understand medical procedures and the language. It can be confusion to some folks.
I still haven't received the results of my Cat Scan. It was done when I was in the middle of a really bad chest cold. So I if I am not mistaken, my lungs must have looked like I had walking pneumonia. That was two weeks ago and I was so sick. I still am at the tail end of this cold.
I've never gotten a text - usually I have to call the night before to see if my number came up for the next morning.
Our county has a pretty nice system. You can do all your "paperwork" online, and the evening before scheduled Jury Duty, you can log on or call an automated system to find out your status, or, when you register online the first time, you can opt to receive text notification of whether or not you need to appear.
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Our county has an option I like. Not too long ago I got a jury duty notice. They listed reasons why I could opt out. One was my age, so I jumped on it. No more JD for me.