How honest are doctors? Probably about the same as other people. The question probably should be How willing are they to tell the truth if the truth might cost them, If you keep up with this blog you probably have read my experience under anesthesia during my eye lift operation. I was wondering how they would handle the Operation Report of the operation. After every operation doctors write up what they did and how it turned out. As this one had a circumstance that caused an emergency trip to the hospital Emergency room and thousands of dollars expense I wondered how it would be reported. I got my answer today on half the crew. The anesthesiologist I have yet to receive. I went to the Dr. today for a final checkup. I wanted the report more or less for my own information. The final result seems fine and I seemed to have come around OK after my experience. When I read the surgeons report I noticed she said absolutely nothing about the trouble with the anesthetic, Now I will wait and get a report from the anesthesiologist and see how he reports it. This disaster should go into the record books because of the awful experience it causes at times.
Bill Sheldon June 17, 1920. April 4, 2001. Four years in the 3rd Infantry Division WW2 His story. Find it at Four years in the 3rd Inf in WW2
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