Re: epidural and pain management
From: (no name) ((no email)@obgyn.net)
Fri Nov 4 21:17:46 2005
Ann, this is inexcusable. How 'bout talking to a lawyer about pain and
suffering. You've endured way too long and that pain specialist is
committing a crime by not responding to your appointment. I'd even contact
your insurance company and see if he billed for his services and let them
know that you never were seen by him. That's insurance fraud and the
insurance companies are really touchy about that. You could try calling the
office and letting them know that you're filing a formal complaint with the
insurance commission and see if they don't see you right away! Your
suffering is real and you deserve to have your suffering dealt with!!!
I sure feel for you and I'm praying that this response finds you already
treated properly!
Rebecca
>----- Original Message -----
Sender: nevilleridings96@aol.com (Ann )
Subject: epidural and pain management
>
> Hey everyone! I just had an epidural done to try to find the cause of my
> persistent left-sided low back and flank pain, which also radiates down
> into the groin and pelvic area.