Update on FUZO

[BABY1]

TweetOn my way to pick up FUZO. What a bunch of BS those doctors give you. I am losing faith in the medical field everyday. First they tell him that he will need surgery right away. Then they make him fast for 24 hours and do a bunch of tests and now they tell him he is perfectly healthy. Sometimes I think it is all about making money. HOW SAD!!! Well, off I go! Thanks for all of your prayers and support

[a-bomb83]

Tweetso they didn't have to do any surgery? thats phucked up. glad he's ok though.

[DJDIGGLER]

TweetWay to give him a scare! What jerks those doctors are. No wonder there's so many malpractice suits these days!

[mtnmedic]

TweetIm so happy he's allright and coming home ! good thing too, before he winds up having something else..

[SMILEY FACE]

Tweetgood

[T-Man007]

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On my way to pick up FUZO. What a bunch of BS those doctors give you. I am losing faith in the medical field everyday. First they tell him that he will need surgery right away. Then they make him fast for 24 hours and do a bunch of tests and now they tell him he is perfectly healthy. Sometimes I think it is all about making money. HOW SAD!!! Well, off I go! Thanks for all of your prayers and support

I'm with you 100%! I took my son in when he was 6 weeks old because he wouldn't eat or drink and he screamed like crazy after he did. 3 days were where there, 3 days. They called in the best pediatric cardiologists, best pediatric gastro docs, you name it. His heart rate was over 200 bpm. I was freaking out and no one could give me an anwser. We left without getting an answer. Yet, his condition continued. Now, we asked everyone one of those 'experts' if it could have been gerds (the acid reflux thing) and ALL of those idiots said no way. Well, a few days after we were out of there he was doing it again and we called one of those after hours nurses and the guy tells me to give him a teaspoon of mylanta and seewhat happens. Sure enough, it went away. So, we continued to give him a teaspoon 30 minutes before he ate and problem solved. So, we took him to a different doctor and she put him on zyrtek until his flap at the end of his esophagus matured. After insurance's part I had to come out of pocket $2,500 for all those test and the solution was as simple as a $3 bottle of mylanta. I have no faith at all in doctors. Their God complex forces them to overlook the simple things.

Glad Fuzzy is ok.

[Merc]

Tweetwell at least he did not have surgery. Maybe our prayers and thoughts keep him away from it, or it just be a way for the doc to get more money. Either way I am glad he is coming home!

[T-Man007]

TweetYou know, if they are wrong and make you do a bunch of needless tests, then we shouldn't have to pay for those tests! And, if they can't find anything wrong with you at all they you shouldn't get a bill. What are you paying them for? You are leaving with the same amount of information you came in with.

[Lily]

TweetFriggin Dr.
Glad he is on his way home..now he can EAT!

[956Vette]

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On my way to pick up FUZO. What a bunch of BS those doctors give you. I am losing faith in the medical field everyday. First they tell him that he will need surgery right away. Then they make him fast for 24 hours and do a bunch of tests and now they tell him he is perfectly healthy. Sometimes I think it is all about making money. HOW SAD!!! Well, off I go! Thanks for all of your prayers and support

Yup, just like a lot of business minded folks (doctors, lawyers, finance..), the more complicated you make things and the less helpful they are...the more $$$$ you make

[mick-G]

TweetI lost faith along time ago...Seems nowdays you have to get at least 3 evaluations.

[supasaiyan99]

TweetGlad he is ok!!!

[T-Man007]

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I lost faith along time ago...Seems nowdays you have to get at least 3 evaluations.

And that's tough here. With only 1/2 million people we don't have a lot of specialists to choose from.

[chaos]

Tweeti'm just glad he's OK.

[kdogg]

TweetThank God he is OK.

-kdog