I can't hit like. I don't like it but I do it anyway, with often the same symptoms you describe. But on one point I must challenge you. Have you really looked closely at the receptionist? I thought I saw a little flicker of light pass over an eye that made me ask, Is this the new AI?
I seem to go through this more and more, doesn't matter what.
It's very frustrating. And by the time it's all said and done 2 hours have gone by, or more. I know I have to space them out so that I only do one of these a day, otherwise, I'm not fit to be around anybody, even myself.
Ever notice how the questions on that relic of a paper form are the exact ones you answered on the digital form? And then when you go into the exam room, the nurse asks the same ones again. Then the doctor comes in and asks the same ones again.
And then they tell you exactly what Google told you last week right before suggesting you go see a doctor just to be sure?
I never hit the “Save and continue later” button. That’s just asking for trouble. There's a 50/50 chance I’ll be starting over.
I can't hit like. I don't like it but I do it anyway, with often the same symptoms you describe. But on one point I must challenge you. Have you really looked closely at the receptionist? I thought I saw a little flicker of light pass over an eye that made me ask, Is this the new AI?
Thank you for articulating what I feel every time I have to do this. Whew!
Were you stalking me last week? Because I'm pretty sure this is exactly what I was doing.
This is spot on. My husband seems to have the answer. Totter to the surgery and admit you don’t have a smartphone. Plea for help.
This is PURE GOLD. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for documenting the madness :-)
I seem to go through this more and more, doesn't matter what.
It's very frustrating. And by the time it's all said and done 2 hours have gone by, or more. I know I have to space them out so that I only do one of these a day, otherwise, I'm not fit to be around anybody, even myself.
Ever notice how the questions on that relic of a paper form are the exact ones you answered on the digital form? And then when you go into the exam room, the nurse asks the same ones again. Then the doctor comes in and asks the same ones again.
And then they tell you exactly what Google told you last week right before suggesting you go see a doctor just to be sure?