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Input: This is a froedart hospital btw which is a big name hospital.

I have state insurance if that means anything. Better perspective I guess.

My Mom,Moms Mom and My Great grandma have been seeing the same doctor.

He was a nice doctor and would ask personal questions which I fidnt mind asking since I liked to talk about my struggles with family.( Not knowing it,I seriously needed a psychiatrist)

My mother's a drinker and is kind of going down hill and her job is killing her.He says that but personally it is which him and I talk about(He brought it up because we both know she isn't honest about her usage and I wanted him to know for  her benefit for meds and such)

Every visit though it seems that he just pushes psych pills? I always felt iffy to it since hes a regular doc.

I had a car accident and told him my back hurt. He wanted me to go to physical therapy to decide if I needed more than that.

Shouldn't he take an xray or something before pushing me off to somebody else?

One time,while I was waiting,I overheard in the next room(thin walls) a girl screaming. It's not my business but the Doc comes into my room and says,"If I knew it was you I might have asked you to talk to her."

I'm thinking,"That is none of my business and isn't that against patient confidentiality?"

My grandma is a nurse and started looking at this doctor differently when I talk to her.

Anywho,The last time I saw him,he walks into the room and with no comment from me says,"I'm sorry you had to grow up with the mother that you have."

Wtf??? My mother was a very hard working person with 3 kids,with neither father helping financially and I was so upset that I could barely muster out,"I think I should leave these convos for my psychiatrist!"
I think he realized what he said but offered no apology and he didnt even know what I was there for. His receptionist and nurse knew but he didnt until I brought it up before he left the room.(Had a severe reaction to meds and my feet and legs swelled up where I could barely walk)

Today came for me to see him but I got severely anxious and pissed for what he said(Also was exhausted due to depression,trying to get sleep after 35 hrs)and just decided to not see him and have them drop me for missing too many appointments.

I've also have had a hard time going out in public lately due to the anxiety and depression so I was pretty happy to have an actual reason to leave my house.

Could have said I cant see him anymore and found a new doctor. I know it isn't confrontation but I'm not good with it and putting people down.

Feel like a pussy and feel bad for the receptionists and nurses and not standing up for my family.

I know I was wrong for the other 2 appointments I missed but I thought what he said was truly uncalled for.

I didnt even see him for a full year.

AITA?????

not showing up to my last doctor Appointment