How Being a Doctor Became the Most Miserable Profession

[sorefeet]

34. I trust no doctor

way too many personal experiences that tell me they could give a fuck less about me. It's more on a profit, expense, insurance, no insurance, rather than my medical problem. Even the VA is concerned with expense like, they will deny a MRI until it is absolutely the last option, knowing they could find the problem now. But we also know if it were say a 3 star General, his options are totally different than an NCO. I have been told "why don't you people just go away", referring to me as a medical marijuana user. A month ago I seen her for gastric pain, she said I got an ulcer (zantac), 3 days later I'm in the emergency room nausea big time, ultra sound, cat scan = cyst on kidney. Says don't worry about it. Still got pain and high BP(new). Got an appointment for May 20 same doctor, guaranteed same bullshit. After 6 hours in emergency I was sicker than when I went in with nausea. He gave me a script but I could not get to the second floor to fill it because I was heaving so bad. I heaved and staggered to my car where I promptly smoked 3 puffs of cannabis, which in 5 minutes I was not heaving or sick and was stabilized enough to make it to the drug store. Why didn't the assholes at the hospital give me a pill in those six hours??? The nurse watched me heaving and trying to get dressed. Would Rush Limbaugh or any other muther fucker with money crawl out of the hospital that God Damned sick???? Fuck no. I am losing more and more respect for doctors every day. WHY, because they are spineless puppets and won't any of them speak up for my rights or theirs. They won't say shit if they has a mouth full. Don't make waves, just ride it out for 20 or so years and it will be over, you can retire comfortably.
I have been mistreated a heck of a lot more than I have been treated. They work for the corporates, not the people, just like a politician.