Friday, March 29, 2013

I'm not a lemon, I'm a dog


I once had an allergic reaction to some medication that I was taking following one of my many surgeries. This was the one when I ate the rock. I told you about that whole thing in an earlier blog. Anyway, this was a pretty serious deal as I couldn’t breathe very well and it was really scary. My Mom had luckily taken me with her to work that day and took me to see the Doctors at Internal Medicine. They are in the same building that my Mom works in and they usually just pat me on the head and say hi, but this time, they had to save my life. I am so important that I was given 2 Doctors. And these aren’t just any Doctors, they are board certified super specialists of Internal Medicine. This didn’t mean anything to me at the time, but I now know what good hands I was in. They put me in the oxygen kennel. Have you ever heard of such a thing? I felt like the Chihuahua in the plastic bubble. I was there for three days and this was my second trip to Internal Medicine, so I was like a regular visitor. I was only snarky when they tried to examine me, or touch me, or take me out of the kennel. On this visit, they had to figure out what was wrong with me and it was pretty scary. They even asked people to stop coming to visit me cause I am pretty popular in the building and all of those people got me excited and that made my breathing worse. It wasn’t very fun, but I am still here and I thank Dr. Cannizzo and Dr. Hines for taking such good care of me. I’m glad to be back to head pats and hi’s!


Chuck
Difficult Patient         
Dr. Cannizzo and me (I love her)
Dr. Hines and me (he's so funny plus
he listens to everything I tell him)


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