Just three more days until the next doctor's visit! We believe Jan is nearing maximum medical improvement. That is a technical term meaning little if any new progress will be achieved. She is still doing physical therapy but anything now will be very slow to return. Most of her mobility is back, just that last little bit is all she lacks. She complains that backing up her car is still a problem. Obviously here pin scars are not going to get much better. They have gone from red to pink to white.
Her single biggest complaint is the inner ear and balance issues that she first developed about halfway through the halo confinement. It will go away for a time but it never fully resolves. We do not know if it is accident or halo related or if it is just a coincidence. I tend to not believe in coincidences since I'm a technically oriented person that solves problems for a living.
She has been on five different antibiotics this year alone and is now on a steroid to see if that will clear it up. Her blood sugar spiked considerably the first day on the steroid but has returned to more normal levels.
I have filed a complaint against the nurse practitioner since there is, literally, nothing more she can possibly do to keep Jan from getting what she deserved all along in medical care. The NP purposely deterred Jan from seeing the doctor when it was well within her rights to see a doctor from the very beginning. Only a fool believes others are looking out for there best interests. Everyone tries to maximize their own return. The goals are certainly different. Jan wants to recover and the NP wanted to make as much money as possible from the treatment. The fact she was ineffectively dispensing care was Jan's misfortune.
I was requested to take the blog down from public view by legal counsel so I assume nobody else is reading this but Jan and I for the time being. At this time, only authorized persons can view the blog. If all goes well, I will turn it back on for public view after things are settled. I doubt that will be before the end of the year though.
Her single biggest complaint is the inner ear and balance issues that she first developed about halfway through the halo confinement. It will go away for a time but it never fully resolves. We do not know if it is accident or halo related or if it is just a coincidence. I tend to not believe in coincidences since I'm a technically oriented person that solves problems for a living.
She has been on five different antibiotics this year alone and is now on a steroid to see if that will clear it up. Her blood sugar spiked considerably the first day on the steroid but has returned to more normal levels.
I have filed a complaint against the nurse practitioner since there is, literally, nothing more she can possibly do to keep Jan from getting what she deserved all along in medical care. The NP purposely deterred Jan from seeing the doctor when it was well within her rights to see a doctor from the very beginning. Only a fool believes others are looking out for there best interests. Everyone tries to maximize their own return. The goals are certainly different. Jan wants to recover and the NP wanted to make as much money as possible from the treatment. The fact she was ineffectively dispensing care was Jan's misfortune.
I was requested to take the blog down from public view by legal counsel so I assume nobody else is reading this but Jan and I for the time being. At this time, only authorized persons can view the blog. If all goes well, I will turn it back on for public view after things are settled. I doubt that will be before the end of the year though.
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