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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For a test, I would try not to cancel your presentation. As others have said, there may well be more appointments, procedures, and more serious discussions with doctors. This first appointment is something that a spouse can handle. These kind of illnesses are marathons not sprints and this is just a first step. [/quote] Yeah, but this advice is coming from people that have gone through long processes. This is brand new for everyone in the family, most notably the patient who needs his parents! [/quote] Agree. This is a moment his life could change - she should be there. Then they make a long term plan from there.[/quote] No one gets results when the test is done. And long term planning comes when you get results. This is not when mom needs to be there. Mom needs to be at the follow up appointment. [/quote]
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