Re: Cardiologist too conservative?
- From: "MU" <danmc51@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 31 May 2008 03:13:39 -0400
Zen Cohen expressed precisely :
Thanks for the explanation, T. My treadmill increased speed and incline every minute, at least it did toward the end when I was paying attention. I wanted to keep going because I had been taking it pretty easy the prior couple weeks and it felt great to be able to finally get a good workout. My doc echoed your opinion re the cause of the pain. In any case it's good to be cleared of heart/lung issues.
Cleared? Not a chance, you have/one/clear test ession which could have been administered incorrectly, read incorrectly and interpreted incorrectly.
Cleared? Not a chance.
BTW, over the course of this, they also did several xrays, a CT scan of the lungs, ultrasound of the heart, and some imaging after injection of a radioactive material (don't remember what they called that). I'm sure I'll be meeting this year's insurance deductible.
If you were so much incidental to any kind of cariological pathology, as you have espoused, why all the other tests? To make money off you?
Well, yes, ignorant fatrs like you cough up to these tests in a heartbeat, without questioning why in the world are they necessary. They injected RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL in you and you don't know what it is, why they did it, or have any pre-testing consultation as to why you now glow in the dark?
Are you an imbecile?
Scratch the obvious.
The best you can say is you met your (Daddy paid) med insurance deductible? That's it?
lol
You are sooooooooo screwed.
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