He is always and I mean always a compassionate and extremely knowledgeable doctor. Probably the best doctor I've ever had and recommend him always when someone asks if I know a good doctor. This last visit is much too hard to explain by text but I understand why he was like he was this past visit. I believe it was first time he didn't believe in what I was trying to say. I saw some notes I probably shouldn't have seen, I'm  guessing by mistake,  since it's now disappeared from LivWell notes. I'm also trying to track down a triage nurse that talked with Laura because I wanted to personally thank her for some of the things she said. I need to find her and have called a couple times hoping someone knew. I actually called your risk management team and left a message but haven't received a call back yet. It's more than complicated what went down but I'd be more than happy to talk with a higher up who is in charge. It's like the game people play when you whisper something in someone's ear and pass it along and the last person says something completely different. In closing I just want to clarify Dr Smiltneek is great and I like him a lot and understand why he thought the way he did.  I mean if you read all the phone conversations and follow the trail leading up to my emergency visit it's absolutely crazy how some things got completely twisted. Between triage, pain mgmt, Drs Rns and a guy from Chicago that talked with me earlier for 40 minutes at least. That's when things got  twisted but the guy was a good communicator and sounded very compassionate. I guess that's why I trusted him to maybe gets things done. Unfortunately it made things worse. I had no idea that is how you guys communicated and originally thought he was part of Dr Smiltneeks team. I later found out when I looked up some past tests and accidentally got into notes and phone conversations. I hope to god Dr keeps his recordings for awhile because I would love to play it back because the one thing he supposedly said was I drink 3X a week to someone on Dr Fidelis team which led to this unfortunate nightmare and huge misunderstanding That may have been true when I first established client Dr relationship. However I'm ? sure we have never ever talked about alcohol. I am probably the most moderate drinker there is besides people that don't drink at all. I realized once I had long Covid even a beer would make me feel woozy and would feel like I was hung over for days. I see other LC patients experience that quite often as well. Sorry for the long message I just can't help myself. Hopefully I can clear my name because seriously this stuff would be comical if I wasn't so upset on how it went down and what your team thinks of me now. Seriously though at least I know now, why, thanks to those notes. Also I hope you keep recordings of phone conversations as well, so you also can see how everything got twisted all of  the sudden. I  believe Aurora turned against me and think I'm a patient trying to scam the system. Which is furthest thing from the truth and ? has never been my style. I've always tried to be honest and trustworthy with Dr Smiltneek because his relationship is crucial to my health. Thanks for letting me vent a little, but it just happened Friday and I'm still not over what took place and also worried how Drs and Rns view me. I have a major issue going on still from mid December ER visit until this day. I'm afraid no one knows for sure what I have going on with this mass they now say is just a hematoma and it's shrinking. Well that was written in a way Drs and my surgeon would probably think as well. I'm not as confident as they seem to be but hopefully I'll find out soon enough. My colonoscopy isn't for another 4 weeks which will make it 2.5 months since the day they said I needed emergency surgery. Thank you and take care. 
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