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Today's pix
I know you can't see anything much because of the bandages, but I decided to post these so I can look back at them later.
Hope you are all doing well. Thanks again for all your support girls. I'm so lucky to have all of you sending me healing vibes and prayers.
Happy healing to all of you!
Hope you are all doing well. Thanks again for all your support girls. I'm so lucky to have all of you sending me healing vibes and prayers.
Happy healing to all of you!
Day 5 post op.
Went in for my recheck. I was pretty silent during this visit as I am so angry, but not as angry and sad as I am after the visit. I thought the area looked bad when I tried to see it when the nurse took off the bandages, and I asked her if it looked really weird, she made me lay back down and said it looked fine. I could kind of tell it wasn't fine, i could see a dished out area that looks hideous. that brief look at myself was confirmed when Dr. Harrell made the little brief comment " oh, that looks real good, your contour defect doesn't look to bad".
I was absolutely speechless. I'm sure all of you can image what my feelings are knowing I will be permanently disfigured.
I still have drains and bandages so pictures won't help today, but I'll post them when I can.
I was absolutely speechless. I'm sure all of you can image what my feelings are knowing I will be permanently disfigured.
I still have drains and bandages so pictures won't help today, but I'll post them when I can.
This sheds some light...
Thanks to Rubix for pointing this out to me!!!
PALM HARBOR, FL -
Federal authorities raided the offices of a Palm Harbor plastic surgeon Tuesday morning, carting off nearly everything the doctor needs to operate. Movers took operating tables, examine chairs, even breast implants.The items will be auctioned off to satisfy a $150,000 judgment against Dr. Randall Harrell.According to the federal complaint, the doctor changed an employee's pay structure, and when she quit, he interfered with her efforts to get another job."This is a single mother who was just trying to get a job, and she in fact didn't get the job because of his threat," said attorney Lensie Kofeod, who represented the woman.Kofeod said she tried for four years to get Dr. Harrell to pay. When he still refused, federal authorities decided to get the money this way.Even as his belongings were carried out, Dr. Harrell refused to pay, which would have stopped the raid. Instead, he called the police, but deputies didn't step in. When News Channel 8 gave him the opportunity to speak, he declined.Kofeod said this type of scenario doesn't happen very often, and she hopes it sends a clear message to debtors that you can't run forever.The items confiscated will be auctioned off. Once the $150,000 is collected, the remaining items would be returned to the surgery center.
PALM HARBOR, FL -
Federal authorities raided the offices of a Palm Harbor plastic surgeon Tuesday morning, carting off nearly everything the doctor needs to operate. Movers took operating tables, examine chairs, even breast implants.The items will be auctioned off to satisfy a $150,000 judgment against Dr. Randall Harrell.According to the federal complaint, the doctor changed an employee's pay structure, and when she quit, he interfered with her efforts to get another job."This is a single mother who was just trying to get a job, and she in fact didn't get the job because of his threat," said attorney Lensie Kofeod, who represented the woman.Kofeod said she tried for four years to get Dr. Harrell to pay. When he still refused, federal authorities decided to get the money this way.Even as his belongings were carried out, Dr. Harrell refused to pay, which would have stopped the raid. Instead, he called the police, but deputies didn't step in. When News Channel 8 gave him the opportunity to speak, he declined.Kofeod said this type of scenario doesn't happen very often, and she hopes it sends a clear message to debtors that you can't run forever.The items confiscated will be auctioned off. Once the $150,000 is collected, the remaining items would be returned to the surgery center.
Provider Review
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
34156 US Highway 19 N , Palm Harbor, Florida
I did like this doctor at first. He wasn't warm, but he was was an experienced surgeon. But now that I have to have a second surgery, he wouldn't even talk to me at my pre-op visit, and though I was not to afraid about the first surgery, Im really afraid of this one because it is so different.