Ug naush ow.
May. 11th, 2007 09:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chibi_trillianI wonder...
If I take my laptop along to my local immediate care center, can I get requested ZoSan porn done while waiting four to six hours for a fifteen-minute appointment?
Curse my laziness in not finding a primary care physician when I first got insurance.
ETA: ...or maybe not. Apparently, this magic thing called "insurance" makes it so you don't have to wait for four hours to be seen. Instead, you get called up in fifteen minutes and you're out of there inside of an hour, prescriptions in hand. It's unnerving for someone who's been uninsured her entire life and still thinks of going to the doctor as a last resort, with the qualifiers usually being either "I think I broke something" or "blood is coming out of an orifice it's not supposed to." >>;
In other news, I broke my thirteen-year streak of not taking antibiotics today. There will be a funeral for my intestinal flora tonight. Service will be at three am, with songs from the National Children's Prokaryotic Choir to follow.
If I take my laptop along to my local immediate care center, can I get requested ZoSan porn done while waiting four to six hours for a fifteen-minute appointment?
Curse my laziness in not finding a primary care physician when I first got insurance.
ETA: ...or maybe not. Apparently, this magic thing called "insurance" makes it so you don't have to wait for four hours to be seen. Instead, you get called up in fifteen minutes and you're out of there inside of an hour, prescriptions in hand. It's unnerving for someone who's been uninsured her entire life and still thinks of going to the doctor as a last resort, with the qualifiers usually being either "I think I broke something" or "blood is coming out of an orifice it's not supposed to." >>;
In other news, I broke my thirteen-year streak of not taking antibiotics today. There will be a funeral for my intestinal flora tonight. Service will be at three am, with songs from the National Children's Prokaryotic Choir to follow.
