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mth712 wrote:Hey Roberto-Thanks. It has been a long trip. I will tell you this co-workers can be especially backstabbing and cruel. You want to put the way you feel on them for just a day and see if they still think your lazy,slow or have a bad attitude. I have days where it feels like it takes effort to lift your arms I am so tired. I fought through those days for years. I am finally now committed to CPAP/APAP a Trach or whatever it takes to compete with people that do not have apnea.

I could have worked circles around most of them before this hit me. I am trying to lose some weight also but I was too skinny before at 145-165.

Thanks for listening and God Bless and help the Virginia families.

Once you have determined that unethical or unprofessional conduct has occurred, there are a number of recommended steps you may choose to take. First, you may want to approach your physician and explain your concerns. Second, you may choose to report the behavior to another physician who works with your physician or who has treated you or a member of your family. Also, a number of hospitals and group practices have grievance mechanisms in place for patients to lodge complaints.

Other avenues for addressing complaints include the state medical society or licensing board. These organizations have appropriate investigative bodies at the local level that can review physicians’ conduct. If appropriate, the licensing board can take disciplinary action against a physician’s license to practice medicine.