Five Things Make a Post

[rolanni]

1. 'Way too much excitement at the day-job. You don't want to know. No, trust me: you don't.

2. Why can't the device used to take mammograms have rounded edges? Why can't it be soft? Why does it have to be so Square, Metallic, and Machinely? And I'm not even gonna ask why it has to squish...

3. It snowed today, just a little, but enough to let us know that it could, if it really wanted to.

4. That's a wrap on the first section. Go, me.

5. Tired now.


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Comments

Mammograms

[(Anonymous)]

I just got a digital one. Plates were clear plastic and the clamp let go as soon as it was done taking the picture (without the tech having to do anything).

I get to do another in 3 months.

Digital is worth the extra drive.

Re: Mammograms

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

Digital is worth the extra drive.

To Massachusetts? Probably not.

I get to do another in 3 months.

Urk. Good luck with that.

Re: Mammograms

[(Anonymous)]

Maine is *finally* catching up. Digital is available at the Mercy locations in Portland, Waterville, and Windham: at several Central Maine Medical Center locations including Lewiston: and at Parkview Adventist in Brunswick. Maybe other places, too; those are just the ones I can quickly come up with.

I don't know where your insurer will let you go, but hopefully everything will come back OK and you'll have a year to work on it.

Re: Mammograms

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

(Not driving for hours for the payoff of a mammogram, even a relatively "nice" one, but that's just me). However -- there's a Mercy Hospital in Waterville?

Is bewildered, and so calls MaineGeneral Medical Center Waterville Campus (Thayer- Hospital-that-was), where Rachel assures me that all of their mammogram machines are digital, so I'm b*tching about the Good Stuff, ingrate that I am.