RCPM was great 
bit of a hangover yesterday though.
Went to the MD and she put me on Effexor for the next 30 days and I have a follow up appointment on the 13th of June. So far so good. Well other than today. I got coffee on my way to work then had half a cup here and my Heart rate jumped to 120 until about 4pm today. No coffee for me tomorrow. I'll tell the Doc about it when I go back, and keep away from the coffee on an empty stomach. It was pretty shitty, I was really jittery and felt crappy. Last thing people want to see is a paramedic with a needle and shaky hands
I returned a phone call today from a Pt I had last week. She just wanted to say thanks for being nice and treating her well. She.....She wasn't a very happy camper at the ER. But I talked with her for a minute and it seemed to help. So go me I guess.
The light is at the end of the tunnel and the tunnel is called 8am Sunday morning. Unless someone calls in sick...then that is like someone turning off the light switch, throwing a bag over your head, then trowing you into a deep dry well.
bit of a hangover yesterday though.
Went to the MD and she put me on Effexor for the next 30 days and I have a follow up appointment on the 13th of June. So far so good. Well other than today. I got coffee on my way to work then had half a cup here and my Heart rate jumped to 120 until about 4pm today. No coffee for me tomorrow. I'll tell the Doc about it when I go back, and keep away from the coffee on an empty stomach. It was pretty shitty, I was really jittery and felt crappy. Last thing people want to see is a paramedic with a needle and shaky hands
I returned a phone call today from a Pt I had last week. She just wanted to say thanks for being nice and treating her well. She.....She wasn't a very happy camper at the ER. But I talked with her for a minute and it seemed to help. So go me I guess.
The light is at the end of the tunnel and the tunnel is called 8am Sunday morning. Unless someone calls in sick...then that is like someone turning off the light switch, throwing a bag over your head, then trowing you into a deep dry well.