As far as I’m concerned, my feelings about odd days now 35 years since graduating from high school, I have to admit leaving MercyHealth Dialysis WAS the best thing I ever did, and my caregiver Jackie told my dad today we should have left Mercy a year ago today because of the problems with Mercy were ongoing and the team didn’t know how to take care of me. Ever since I have been at Fresenius, I have been happier and yes, I love it at Fresenius now. Ever since MercyHealth moved from the Henry Palmer building to the Sister Michael Building above the LL and L parking garage, and above the Cancer Treatment Center, I have been unhappy with MercyHealth except for Mercy Options where I go to counseling and the radiology department at Mercy Hospital. My trust with MercyHealth has gone to the dogs and cats in the Wild Kingdom where it belongs. I have disliked Mercy since 2022 because I lost the trust in a lot of the nurses and doctors who were coming and going into my room because they wanted me here or there, and where I went twice, nursing homes, had put me in deep depression and I had more anxious moments and meltdowns because people were getting in my face and into my personal life too deeply. I didn’t like it.

Last Friday I talked with Christina at Fresenius that I missed my favorite techs and nurses at MercyHealth Dialysis and gave her the names. Christina told me then that my favorite techs and nurses were mean. That surprised me, but I did believe her since she worked with them more than I saw them. I actually agreed with her, and thought about it ever since during the weekend that I will NOT send any Thanksgiving Day or holiday cards to my favorite techs and nurses. They have lost my respect to the point that I will onLy be civil to any of them if I ever see them again, and yes, I will miss the babies that were born in October 2024 and December 2025, and Chelsea who is having twin boys this month. Sam, Chelsea, and the other tech who had a daughter will be great mothers no doubt. That’s how feel now.