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Dealing with things going wrong

Expecto_Patronum

Does everyone else really struggle when something goes wrong? The hospital have sent a letter to my GP after my appointment updating my medications but what they have put on there is wrong and so my prescription has been reduced. It is probably important to point out that I get it on prescription due to the quantity and it possible to buy it over the counter so I will be able to get hold of it but it is costly due to the amount I use. It's just an ointment so it's fine to use as often as needed. I usually use it every hour but the consultant has put 3 times a day so the quantity has been massively reduced.

I can't deal with this at all and have been in an absolute spin about it since I realised. I'm really annoyed that the consultant hasn't listened in our appointment and has changed something that I've been being prescribed for years. I cannot get through to the hospital and from past experience I know that they don't get back to you. I need the problem to be fixed and I can't deal with a) not being able to instantly fix it and b) not being sure how I am going to fix it. I'm really upset about it and I'm struggling to calm down.

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  • I’m really sorry to hear that you’re going through this experience. It sounds incredibly frustrating and stressful for you. I absolutely understand why this is so stressful for you.  to how you're feeling right now!  I’ve had similar experiences with medical professionals not fully understanding my situation and it can be really disheartening and stressful. It’s completely understandable to feel overwhelmed when things like this happen.

    Have you thought about reaching out to your GP directly, or seeing if someone you know can do it for you? They might be able to get in touch with the hospital and get this corrected for you so it doesn’t happen again in the future. My mum always does this for me if there's ever a mix up with my prescription at the surgery. In the meantime, try to take a few deep breaths and give yourself time to process everything and let yourself calm down. I know it’s stressful and I’m sorry it’s affected you so badly–understandably oc-hang in there. It will be okay. Positive vibes your way. Hope you’re feeling okay and all this gets sorted out soon.

  • in reply to Hopscotch Queen Since 2015

    I have rung my normal hospital who are going to try and contact this hospital that is doing the treatment. The secretary was very nice and understanding and said they are more likely to respond to them so hopefully next week I can get it sorted.

    I'm still very stressed about it and I hate that it's happened on a Friday but at least I know there is some hope to a solution.

  • in reply to Expecto_Patronum

    I'm sorry that this happened at all but I am glad that your ordinary hospital are doing their best to sort this out for you. Fingers crossed they can get it resolved quickly early next week. I hope you're feeling a little better now, try to stay calm and hold on to that hope. Here for you if you need any thing feel free to hit me up :) 

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