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Hmmm, I believe in aromatherapy, but had never heard of Chandrika soap. I'll have to look into that, @parus. I'm a little worked-up today. I have an appointment with an endocrinologist and I have a lot of material I want to present and questions to ask. She is an exceptionally good doctor and a great listener, my only concern is that I give her all the information that I need. My list of questions is a mile long as are my research printouts.
I hope you appointment with the pain specialists goes well for you, @parus
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@hopeful- Good luck! Can you combine any of the questions. I always have a long list and what I do is tell the doctor that you have question. I don't make it a conversation. I turns out to be a question and answer period. It saves a lot of time.
@hopeful33250 Good luck with your appointments@parus
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@hopeful33250 I can understand your angst. I can say having a list of research you have done could be helpful. To start with you may give your endo doc a chance for input to your questions/concerns prior to bringing out what you have found. It is always wise to arrive prepared and confident with a list of questions. Be sure to remember insurance cards etc that you need. It is the 1st of the year and they typically need these even if there are no changes. Only bring out your big guns if necessary I would say. The timid one. Parus