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To: JDN who wrote (93177)	1/1/2005 12:04:57 PM
From: John Carragher	Respond to of 793799

I guess changing doctor not the answer you must like the dr to put up with the assistant. i have this same problem with another dr. but we do get not prescriptions from this specialist. next i know you don't fight the snow, ice, sleet, and sub freezing temps in your area. g I use university of Penn med to oversee my wife's situation. i used to take the prescriptions and mail them until four years ago. Finally I suggested they fax them. Of course an uproar...Then i asked, you handle the new prescription request when the fax comes in what is so difficult to send a fax back out with my soc sec on it for new medication? I guess they got embarrassed and ever since i just tell doctor to fax it to medco and he instructs the staff. Believe me keeping on top of twelve meds for her and a few for me could be a lot of time back and forth to drug store. I am so into on line ordering. Just about everything i buy is mostly on line.