Tag: Doctors
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Poem about MTHFR mutation
MTHFR – Tired, all of the time dragging Need boost energy. . . sagging. Work out, then whipped for day. Can’t function in life this way. Drinking coffee, pot or two Gets me going, it will do. – I dragged myself to the doc She ran blood test, what a shock! My gene, MTHFR, Mutated,…
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Poem about being a Patient
Patient’s Patience – In my bed, waiting. Sickness, not abating. X-ray’s need be read. Doctors, not yet to my bed – Spend night in despair. Procedure failed, now where Is help? It’s after hours. Poor patient, me. Patience sours. – -June…
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Poem on Doctoring
Specialist Special – Tube inserted in nose. Off to stomach it goes. Well, to stomach it should. In sinus instead would Wrap self into knot. – Nurses they try but stop House doc working on pop Call a specialist in ENT put up din. Makes my stomach to knot. – ENT assistant Large ego insistent…
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Poetry – Baby Boom
When my father was little, it was common to do operations, such as tonsillectomies, in the family home. He told me this story about when he had his tonsils removed. – Baby Boom – Days of old, when my pop a lad, My father, his tonsils, found bad. Need to remove them, doctors said. Used…
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Poem-Respect Gray
Have you ever gone to a doctor’s appointment with an older parent when the physician talks to you like the patient isn’t in the room? You wonder why your elderly relative doesn’t respond to the doctor’s orders? Maybe they are not getting the respect they need. Respect Gray – He is in rehab, but may…
June Nash 