Elisabeth Marielle Roberts: The Neurologist

Monday, May 18, 2009

The Neurologist

Ok so this morning I went to the Neurologist to see what's up with my leg. When I got there, I went to the Inschrijf Balie. (the write in.. desk.. place) Anyway she was kinda rude, so after that I went upstairs to the Neurology place. a little while later a Doctor came and got me, I dont remember his name, but oh well, making a long story short he did some tests and said he couldn't find anything wrong, ( he's a pretty nice doctor) but that he thinks I could have something wrong with one of my discs or something like that so he set me up an appointment to go and get an MRI this Wednesday as in the day after tomorrow, at 7:30 p.m. so I went to his assistant and got the papers and a appointment reminder thing she was really nice too, and also set up an appointment when the doctor will call me and tell me the results which is on the 29th of may Friday.

so... im kinda nervous about the MRI in the information paper thing about the MRI it says ''U wordt Blootgesteld aan een Krachtige magnetisch veld... '' and so im kinda wondering if that means i dont get any special clothing.. or if that just means that i dont have anything protecting me from the magnetic fields goin on.. seriously though if i dont get to have clothing for that thing im not going.

but i'll ask mom and see if that is just a metaphor of some sort... lol

because i do have clothing without metal....

ok well there was a little update of the Doctors today :)

love lizzie :) i'll keep ya updated on wednesday evening too :)

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