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I hate to go down this road but since I was texted to write a review I will go ahead. This is not intended to bring conflict between anyone or retaliate I just have different views and I must make my point across. I was told by Dr. Jana B. my son couldn't be in the room (where my daughter was the patient). She reminded me of last time she wasn't going to allow kids to be in the room because they could be a distraction and I told her last time was not a problem and not a single distraction occured and that my rule is that my kids come with me wherever I feel it's necessary. My kids know how to behave and they have manners. I understand parents have roaming toddlers or children that just can't be controlled but that is not the case for me. (My children are well mannered, homeschooled and raised up in a home where my husband and I have taught them and continue to raise them on the Word of God. Big difference when parents do not raise their children with the Word of God in a home.)
A previous visit in March Dr. Jana also mentioned at the end of my Daughter's proceedure for me not to post our conversation on Facebook. Plus I am not one to go around facebook posting things like that or she probably thought something else. She said she didn't want other parents to know that she allowed my son to be in the room too because she has had to tell parents they had to step out of the room so she could concemtrate. It may have been that she didn't want this to ruin her reputation as well. I told her I understand but I was not going to leave my son in the lobby even though they may think it's safe there. If she has a problem concentrating even if we are present and quiet then maybe she is in the wrong line of work. I pray the Lord will help her with this.
Well, since May 14th I took my daughter for a follow up and my son has always gone with us. She said it's a new rule not to have children in the same room. This time, yes I got upset and told her that out of all the past years I have brought my kids here that my children have never given her problems to distract her. Not every rule or policy has to apply for the parent's children that know how to behave.
Side note:
My husband and I as well as my family we contribute and serve the community of Sherwood well while we are residing here.
I believe the doctor's that took this line of work should be able to handel work under pressure and be more patient and caring of how they make children feel. In my case the doctor didn't care about how she made my son feel. So I told her to get my daughter off the oxygen (which I was not aware that she was going to have another proceedure done. I was under the impression that it was a follow up because I had missed a previous appointment as well which never happens)
After I got home I called their office and spoke to the receptionist and thanked her for the years she has been so wonderful. I told her I would no longer be taking my kids there. Could this have been prevented? My answer is yes. But the doctor chose to be that way so I choose to act on this whether it makes a difference or not. At the end she didn't realize and never empathized about how she made my son feel. I told her that I will be filing a complaint on her. I am not seeking for anything but as a parent I have to make my point. I don't care where we are at but I keep my children by my side at all times. I don't have to file a complaint but something tells me I need to anyway.
