Complaints & Reviews — LiteMF

Dr. Cekula attitude! Under every criticism!

I wanted to tell you about one, in my opinion, terrible doctor's visit to Arsa. They do not want to believe that a doctor with this attitude is still working in medicine. sh. g. On August 20, at 11:45, I had a pregnancy sonograph at the computer station I. Cekula. I am 6 months pregnant. Due to subjective reasons, I missed the visit by 10 minutes. When I knocked on the office door and asked the doctor, I received the question I wanted and, looking at the clock, I was late and she had already turned off the computer. I am very sorry to have delayed him, but I would still like to be investigated. A son, who is 6 years old, had come with me, we wanted to look at my brother together. After entering the office, the doctor demonstratively went to turn on the computer, always educating me how bad it is to hinder and what unnecessary actions she should do for me now, also warning that I am now waiting for the computer to warm up, to which I will of course wait. In the meantime, I was constantly raised,I tried to resist and somehow reprimanded the doctor for not coming to school and she was not a teacher to bring me up, after all I paid enough for the visit! Unfortunately for myself, I hastily forgot about Mother's passport in the car, and it didn't help me in any way in contact with the "doctor", who continued to stroke me and asked me in anger, or at least remembering when I had my last period. Of course, I remember, I don't think there are women coming to ARS who don't know when was the last menstrual period, well, they didn't ask or I know very well that I'm expecting a baby. At that time my son started crying and shouting to let him out of the office, then my mayor was full, I took my crying baby by the hand and left the office. Needless to say, behind my office door, tears welled up in my eyes, remembering what I had experienced. that I have not come to school and she is not a teacher to bring me up, after all I paid enough for a visit! Unfortunately for myself, I hastily forgot about Mother's passport in the car, and it didn't help me in any way in contact with the "doctor", who continued to stroke me and asked me in anger, or at least remembering when I had my last period. Of course, I remember, I don't think there are women coming to ARS who don't know when was the last menstrual period, well, they didn't ask or I know very well that I'm expecting a baby. At that time my son started crying and shouting to let him out of the office, then my mayor was full, I took my crying baby by the hand and left the office. Needless to say, behind my office door, tears welled up in my eyes, remembering what I had experienced. that I have not come to school and she is not a teacher to bring me up, after all I paid enough for a visit! Unfortunately for myself, I hastily forgot about Mother's passport in the car, and it didn't help me in any way in contact with the "doctor", who continued to stroke me and asked me in anger, or at least remembering when I had my last period. Of course, I remember, I don't think there are women coming to ARS who don't know when was the last menstrual period, well, they didn't ask or I know very well that I'm expecting a baby. At that time my son started crying and shouting to let him out of the office, then my mayor was full, I took my crying baby by the hand and left the office. Needless to say, behind my office door, tears welled up in my eyes, remembering what I had experienced. after all I paid enough for a visit! Unfortunately for myself, I hastily forgot about Mother's passport in the car, and it didn't help me in any way in contact with the "doctor", who continued to stroke me and asked me in anger, or at least remembering when I had my last period. Of course, I remember, I don't think there are women coming to ARS who don't know when was the last menstrual period, well, they didn't ask or I know very well that I'm expecting a baby. At that time my son started crying and shouting to let him out of the office, then my mayor was full, I took my crying baby by the hand and left the office. Needless to say, behind my office door, tears welled up in my eyes, remembering what I had experienced. after all I paid enough for a visit! Unfortunately for myself, I hastily forgot about Mother's passport in the car, and it didn't help me in any way in contact with the "doctor", who continued to stroke me and asked me in anger, or at least remembering when I had my last period. Of course, I remember, I don't think there are women coming to ARS who don't know when was the last menstrual period, well, they didn't ask or I know very well that I'm expecting a baby. At that time my son started crying and shouting to let him out of the office, then my mayor was full, I took my crying baby by the hand and left the office. Needless to say, behind my office door, tears welled up in my eyes, remembering what I had experienced. who continued to stroke me and in anger still asked if I could at least remember when I had my last period. Of course, I remember, I don't think there are women coming to ARS who don't know when was the last menstrual period, well, they didn't ask or I know very well that I'm expecting a baby. At that time my son started crying and shouting to let him out of the office, then my mayor was full, I took my crying baby by the hand and left the office. Needless to say, behind my office door, tears welled up in my eyes, remembering what I had experienced. who continued to stroke me and in anger still asked if I could at least remember when I had my last period. Of course, I remember, I don't think there are women coming to ARS who don't know when was the last menstrual period, well, they didn't ask or I know very well that I'm expecting a baby. At that time my son started crying and shouting to let him out of the office, then my mayor was full, I took my crying baby by the hand and left the office. Needless to say, behind my office door, tears welled up in my eyes, remembering what I had experienced. then my mayor was full, I took my crying baby by the hand and left the office. Needless to say, behind my office door, tears welled up in my eyes, remembering what I had experienced. then my mayor was full, I took my crying baby by the hand and left the office. Needless to say, behind my office door, tears welled up in my eyes, remembering what I had experienced. The doctor had turned the holiday into a nightmare for us! It is not even worth mentioning the reason why I missed it, because I, as a pregnant woman, could have been ill in the hallway. … Afraid to even think what consequences could have left such a sharp change of names on my unborn baby with the so-called doctor. Crest - you have to be really nervous and disrespectful to go to this woman's visit!