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Feb. 16th, 2022 02:10 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
noxcatTrying to do a telemedicine appointment for endocrinology, and it's not working. This makes no sense since I've been able to do virtual visits with my transplant clinic in San Anonio with no difficulties before. Makes me wonder if I need to contact Geek Squad again to get them to undo whatever it was they did when they had my laptop a week and a half ago.
Trying again at 3 using a different method. Hope it works - it would make some of my medical appointments so much easier to get to if I didn't need to schedule around another person's availability.
That's one of the few good things to come out of the pandemic - an increased acceptance of telemedicine. Pre-pandemic, I wasn't in contact with my transplant clinic due to the need to drive all the way to San Antonio the day before my appointment since they only saw patients 'in clinic', which meant I needed to be there at 7am. So in actuality, going down there took 2 whole days out of 2 people's schedule since I couldn'tdrive myself.
But it's good that I did get back in contact with them - they made some changes to my medication to lower my skin cancer risks, so with any luck and a switch to an SPF 60, I won't be dealing with that every couple months. Still need the screenings every 6 months, but that nothing.
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Harry Cat seems to be off thePuk-a-palooza tour. Every week to 10 days he'd have a day where he was sick- all over the house. Which meant I had to jump up everytime I heard him start in order to 'mark' the location with a rag. Otherwise I found it later by stepping in it. Damn cat-puke colored carpet makes it difficult to see - not just for me, but for Himself too!
At this point, I can only dream about living in a place where *I* control the wall color, and whether or not there's carpeting.
Trying again at 3 using a different method. Hope it works - it would make some of my medical appointments so much easier to get to if I didn't need to schedule around another person's availability.
That's one of the few good things to come out of the pandemic - an increased acceptance of telemedicine. Pre-pandemic, I wasn't in contact with my transplant clinic due to the need to drive all the way to San Antonio the day before my appointment since they only saw patients 'in clinic', which meant I needed to be there at 7am. So in actuality, going down there took 2 whole days out of 2 people's schedule since I couldn'tdrive myself.
But it's good that I did get back in contact with them - they made some changes to my medication to lower my skin cancer risks, so with any luck and a switch to an SPF 60, I won't be dealing with that every couple months. Still need the screenings every 6 months, but that nothing.
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Harry Cat seems to be off thePuk-a-palooza tour. Every week to 10 days he'd have a day where he was sick- all over the house. Which meant I had to jump up everytime I heard him start in order to 'mark' the location with a rag. Otherwise I found it later by stepping in it. Damn cat-puke colored carpet makes it difficult to see - not just for me, but for Himself too!
At this point, I can only dream about living in a place where *I* control the wall color, and whether or not there's carpeting.
