I hope it is not Cancer
She ran into the waiting room and approached the window. The receptionist acknowledged her presence but reverted back to the screen in front of her. “Excuse me. It is urgent,” she said. “How can I help you? Your name? What time is your appointment?” the receptionist asked. “It’s my husband. He doesn’t have an appointment. But the doctor called and asked us to come in today. He was seen about two weeks ago. The Doctor had ordered blood tests and scans. He called me yesterday and asked us to come in today. “Where is your husband?” The receptionist looked around the waiting room. “He is in the car. My brother is parking and will escort him in a few minutes.” “Please have a seat. Doctor’s appointment calendar is full but let me speak to him and see what can be done. When your husband comes in, I will register him and then bring him in to be examined.” “No. No. I need to speak the doctor before my husband comes in; before he is seen by the doctor. Can you p...