bladder story 3
Today is the day I went to the hospital to have my kidneys ultrasounded.
I had to get up at 6:30 am and then check my blood sugar (86, I was happy!).
It snowed overnight so I was not thrilled about that. I went outside and immediately realized the snow was dry powder. I just used a broom to brush the snow off. It took longer to do the windshield once I came back outside to go to the hospital.
After waiting several minutes for the defroster to clear off the windshield, I took the windows scrapper and got the windows cleared almost immediately. That took away my last excuse to delaying and I backed out.
Due to the dry snow, I did not have much trouble leaving the cul de sac. Once on the main road, the road was icy and the number of cars was much greater than I had expected. Still, I made it to the hospital without a problem
There was just enough of the lines visible in the hospital parking lot that I parked, reparked and reparked a third time before thinking “screw this” and I went into the hospital.
I went to the required sign in place, read where it said “just write in name” and then filled in the line of info because the person ahead of me did. Oops! The clerk came out of her office and said “just write in your name”. It was too late by the time she spoke…
I was finally called in to see the check in clerk and had to present my driver’s license and Medicare card. I guess they have to check this every time.
I was eventually escorted to the ultra sonde room.
I was positioned on a table, told to pull my shirt up and “no, do not pull your pants down”. I did this.
Then, the technician had me hold my breath while she scanned my right kidney perhaps 10 times. This seems a bit excessive.
She then scanned my left kidney twice. This made the scanning of my right kidney seem excessive. However, she did not invite questions so I decided I would be patient…
The radiologist was going to scan the results today and sent them to Dr. Azzanni, who would decide when and what to say to me. Oh, well, he has the phone numbers and email addresses…
I guess I can only be patient…
I had to get up at 6:30 am and then check my blood sugar (86, I was happy!).
It snowed overnight so I was not thrilled about that. I went outside and immediately realized the snow was dry powder. I just used a broom to brush the snow off. It took longer to do the windshield once I came back outside to go to the hospital.
After waiting several minutes for the defroster to clear off the windshield, I took the windows scrapper and got the windows cleared almost immediately. That took away my last excuse to delaying and I backed out.
Due to the dry snow, I did not have much trouble leaving the cul de sac. Once on the main road, the road was icy and the number of cars was much greater than I had expected. Still, I made it to the hospital without a problem
There was just enough of the lines visible in the hospital parking lot that I parked, reparked and reparked a third time before thinking “screw this” and I went into the hospital.
I went to the required sign in place, read where it said “just write in name” and then filled in the line of info because the person ahead of me did. Oops! The clerk came out of her office and said “just write in your name”. It was too late by the time she spoke…
I was finally called in to see the check in clerk and had to present my driver’s license and Medicare card. I guess they have to check this every time.
I was eventually escorted to the ultra sonde room.
I was positioned on a table, told to pull my shirt up and “no, do not pull your pants down”. I did this.
Then, the technician had me hold my breath while she scanned my right kidney perhaps 10 times. This seems a bit excessive.
She then scanned my left kidney twice. This made the scanning of my right kidney seem excessive. However, she did not invite questions so I decided I would be patient…
The radiologist was going to scan the results today and sent them to Dr. Azzanni, who would decide when and what to say to me. Oh, well, he has the phone numbers and email addresses…
I guess I can only be patient…
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