Patient 4: Usually they say Well, itll just be a couple of minutes before you see the doctor. You usually hear that at hospitals and clinics and you assume that it will probably be a half hour or more.
Patient 9: The nurses are really, really funny. I like them. Anyone who would stand there and let me take as many pieces of clothing off as possible before I get on the scale has got to have a great sense of humor.
Patient 7: The one doctor will say, Well, I will go talk to Dr. John about that or I will go talk to Dr. Murray about this and see what he has to say, see if he has any ideas about something he could do that would make this better.
Patient 4: My twin sister delivered two weeks before I did with her first baby as well and her doctor was Dr. Hannon too. We had the same doctor at The Polyclinic. And she needed immediate attention. And the doctor stopped what she was doing and actually took her personally to the hospital, told them to hold on and they needed to find some other care. She took the time to take her while she was getting ready to deliver and wheeled her in the wheelchair to the hospital. When I came to the hospital to see her, because Dr. Hannon has a relationship with me, she gave me a hug and told me that it is gonna be great and that its gonna be wonderful to welcome my little nephew into the world. And it was heartwarming to know that she was having this amazing care, but also to know that somebody was looking over her and watching her and making sure that she was safe.
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