Radiotherapy details

@Bravo I am really glad you are having a good follow through via medical personnel during your treatment. Mine started out that way with surgery as I only saw the one surgeon and his team. When 'passed over' to chemo oncology I have had a different registrar for most meetings and only 2 appointments with an actual DR. I am a public patient in a teaching hospital so I guess this can be par for the course. But I get a bit irked having to look up drug names and tests I have had in my journal (thank god I am a notetaker! and thank god for this marvellous little BCNA journal!) when a reg. asks me what drug I had for x, y and z because they can't seem to locate it in my file. I also do a fair bit of chasing up paperwork and making sure my chemo onc has it before my appointment. This involves dealing with happy and unhappy receptionists.  I am always polite but I often wonder how people who can't advocate for themselves or are too bloody worn out to do this get along! I am having a whinge as feel a bit like I am being passed from pillor to post at the moment. I felt like saying to my reg. chemo onc last week "how the hell would I know what they infused me with when I had a temp of 39.9 and could barely see straight? Read the discharge summary!  Oh, I forgot, you don't have it ... it's been sailing around the hospital waiting for me to track it down!"  But of course I wouldn't. Oh to be a private patient!?  I realise these are first world problems and in another country I'd be lucky to have a Dr or treatment.