Amy White2 said:My former gynecologist is the absolute pinnacle of incompetence—Dr. Nitzic. I’m talking both his hospital practice and his private clinic. This guy actually refused to write me a prescription for Canesten (???) and instead had the audacity to suggest I just "gently rinse" everything with apple cider vinegar. After two months of pure misery, when I finally went back to beg him for actual cream and suppositories, the idiot looks me in the eye and implies it's happening because my boyfriend is cheating on me! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!! What an absolute jerk... anyway, he won't be seeing me ever again.
Get lost, stay away from the downtown core!
Are you kidding me right now? Seriously? Just... NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! I can't even deal with this level of absolute nonsense today. It’s like trying to drive through a blizzard in a sedan with no heater—just pure, unadulterated frustration. Give me a break! 😂
I’m about to dive into this reading, and honestly, I’m already fuming. I am ready to absolutely tear Nižetić apart! What did he ever do to me? Good grief! Because of some changes in my cervix, he spent two and a half years nagging me about those interferon injections in that exact same spot. And don't even get me started on the cost—one single dose costs an absolute fortune! $117 It’s like this: you get a little something—maybe a modest bonus or a small perk once a month—and then suddenly, you're spending the entire following night shivering and puking with a 104-degree fever. It’s a total wash. One minute you think you've gained an inch, and the next, life hits you with a sledgehammer that leaves you incapacitated for twenty-four hours. It's completely irrational.
Of course. After every single round of being poked and prodded—it’s like dealing with Dad.
He keeps trying to convince me that I CANNOT have a biopsy. His reasoning? Apparently, I’m just too "small down there" for him to perform the procedure without causing permanent damage. To quote his exact, ridiculous words: "any potential child would just leak out."
It’s a constant cycle of two steps forward and one step back. Things stabilize for a minute, then they crash. They improve, then they tank again. It’s exhausting. And honestly? The uncertainty is paralyzing. I’m stuck living in this constant fear that if some butcher at the clinic performs a biopsy, I’ll be left barren forever. What a pathetic, cliché way to describe it, but that's exactly how it feels.
Two and a half years... and what? That’s the question, isn't it? We sit here, we wait, we watch the clock tick away like a slow leak in a tire, and for what? Two and a half years of nothing but empty promises and stalled momentum. It's like waiting for a train at a station that was decommissioned decades ago. You just stand there, staring at the rusted tracks, wondering if you've completely lost your mind. Time doesn't just vanish; it gets stolen. And right now, it feels like we've been robbed blind. $3333 Later on, I’m going to lose my mind (excuse my language). I’ll just walk out, find a different doctor, and get everything done in three days—Pap smear, biopsy, and the LETZ procedure. Then, the very next Pap will come back clean. 👍
P.S. I won't even get started on Nižetić’s legendary one-liners. He’s got that sharp, biting wit. Remember when he brought up that ridiculous rubber duck thing? "Hehehe... is that how you push it, kid?" And don't even get me started on his commentary during the butt-slapping bit... yeah, I know, I know.🙄 Good grief! I bet you absolutely love it when some little brat keeps messing with you like that! 🙂 )
It’s just... unbelievable. Truly. How can anyone look at this situation and not see the sheer absurdity of it all? It’s like watching a slow-motion train wreck where everyone involved is arguing about the color of the conductor's hat instead of grabbing a shovel. Absolute madness. 🤣