[Magdalen] Prayer request

[Marion Thompson]

I wish you good fortune in all of this.

Before Christmas I sent my doctor a faxed letter of thanks for the years 
and as part of taking her off my file.  Ontario Health has sent me a 
letter confirming that, so at this moment I don't have a doctor.  Job #1 
for tomorrow is to follow up on the young fellow who has come to Port 
Hope.  He is part of one of those group practices; that's the way it 
goes these day.  Like going out on a date or something, having to start 
all over again with someone new.

Again, I wish you good fortune in all of this -- and an uptick in energy!.

Marion, a pilgrim

On 1/3/2016 9:38 PM, Molly Wolf wrote:
> Hi pubbies,
>
> I have atrial fibrillation, among other (minor) cardiac issues, and I have been prescribed beta-blockers for years and years for this problem.  Atenolol was the drug prescribed, and it left me tired, as though I was moving at higher gravity.  Walking uphill has been a particular strain. Then, at the height of the moving and renovations last summer, my GP switched me to bisoprolol, which made the fatigue much, much worse. The latest GP has now got me on metoprolol, which is slightly less exhausting than bisoprolol but also gives me joint pain.
>
> All these %^*<>€£ -olols have dug deep holes into my quality of life.  My creativity is shot, and I have to ration my activities because otherwise, I get overtired and have to rest for a day. I feel old and discouraged.
>
> This is complicated by issues with my GP.  The office, which was a nice old-fashioned practice when I signed up, has experienced high turnover and disorganization since it was "rationalized" into a Brockville group practice a few years ago.  We don't actually have a physician now.  Very frustrating.
>
> I'm seeing the nurse practitioner on Tuesday.  We'll see what transpires.
>
> Thanks!
> Molly
> walking on Saturn, from the feel of it
>
> The man who carries a cat by the tail learns something he can learn in no other way. -- Mark Twain