emails

[bleppo]

I found his email online and wrote to him.  Here is my email and his reply.  He called, and just basically reiterated his reply:

Dear Dr. S--,
My apologies for my abrupt cancellation this morning.  I'm anticipating your call, but seeing as I am a much better writer than speaker, I thought I might get a few words out this way.
I have given this a

Comments

I don't know much about ECT

[truyuanfen]

or the entirety of your situation but it sounds like you woke up empowered (sometimes a cliche is the best way to describe something). Very reasonable and well thought out, indeed. Good for you.

Re: I don't know much about ECT

[bleppo]

Thanks for reading... And thanks for the reply.

[valancystirling]

Good for you! I am interested to learn why they prolonged your ECT for longer than the norm. And I am very glad you met with no resistance against your decision.

[bleppo]

Thanks. The most I know is what he told Phyllis, which was pretty much "everyone's different".

[altamira16]

Your email was amazing and well thought out and great in so many ways.

[bleppo]

Thank you. My mom read it and replied:

"Shit, Rose, your express yourself DAMN WELL!
You are a writer!
You just have to write."

[daisydumont]

Oh good, I'm glad his reply was so accepting of your judgment!

[bleppo]

I was very surprised at his reaction. I'll actually kind of miss him and the whole staff there.

[cogshiftingman]

Very well done!

[bleppo]

Merci!