The Life of Mrs. Armstrong
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Comment from lyenochka
Wow! I find it devastating that Janice would be so without hope that she would kill herself! How much would that affect her children and her husband. And then the test was wrong anyway! That's such a shocking story and I now I'm hoping that William and Randy will get different results from the other labs!
reply by the author on 22-Dec-2021
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Wow! I find it devastating that Janice would be so without hope that she would kill herself! How much would that affect her children and her husband. And then the test was wrong anyway! That's such a shocking story and I now I'm hoping that William and Randy will get different results from the other labs!
Comment Written 22-Dec-2021
reply by the author on 22-Dec-2021
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Thank you so much for reviewing and your amazing comments. I included that chapter because it definitely was of interest in the real world. Merry Christmas, Happy New Years, Season Greetings! Hugs n smiles! ⛄🎄❄
Comment from MelB
Oh, that is just so devastating! I don't think wrong diagnoses or lab mix-ups happen too often, but when they do they are awful. I can't imagine what your friend's poor family went through, and then to find out the lab was wrong.
reply by the author on 04-Mar-2018
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Oh, that is just so devastating! I don't think wrong diagnoses or lab mix-ups happen too often, but when they do they are awful. I can't imagine what your friend's poor family went through, and then to find out the lab was wrong.
Comment Written 04-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 04-Mar-2018
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Thank you for reviewing Mel, unfortunately bad things happen to people all the time, but the key to the frustration and turmoil is how one reacts.
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Yes, they do and I suppose it's hard not to panic sometimes.
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Very hard sometimes.
Comment from Pantygynt
I am assuming this chapter is based on fact. That is really awful, totally negligent. I can guess where this is going now and hope we are heading for a good outcome eventually. I was going to say "a positive outcome" but felt that would not be quite the right way of saying it under the circumstances. I liked the way you handled the beginning of the second call and the daunting contrast between the two doctors contacted.
One typo noted quite early on in the first phoner call.
"Consider it down..." I think you mean "done" rather than "down".
reply by the author on 04-Mar-2018
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I am assuming this chapter is based on fact. That is really awful, totally negligent. I can guess where this is going now and hope we are heading for a good outcome eventually. I was going to say "a positive outcome" but felt that would not be quite the right way of saying it under the circumstances. I liked the way you handled the beginning of the second call and the daunting contrast between the two doctors contacted.
One typo noted quite early on in the first phoner call.
"Consider it down..." I think you mean "done" rather than "down".
Comment Written 04-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 04-Mar-2018
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Thank you so much for reviewing. lol, sorry I had to chuckle about the comment regarding a positive outcome. I am glad you were somewhat impressed with the phone calls. Yep you are right, will fix that in a second. Again thanks.
Comment from Phyllis Stewart
Fascinating. They kept using lab equipment and procedures that gave flawed results! And a woman died because of it, leaving her kids motherless. What a tragedy.
reply by the author on 04-Mar-2018
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Fascinating. They kept using lab equipment and procedures that gave flawed results! And a woman died because of it, leaving her kids motherless. What a tragedy.
Comment Written 04-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 04-Mar-2018
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Thank you for reviewing and for your constructive comments. The sad part is that even today, third world countries get the left overs and their communities continue to suffer.
