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Ms. Evans:
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Hello, Dr. Balis. This is Cassandra Evans. You suggested I give you a call at the end of the week.
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Dr. Balis:
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Yes. How are you doing, Cassie?
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Ms. Evans:
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Well, I guess I have been better. Thank goodness Labor Day is this weekend; I need the extra day off to rest.
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Dr. Balis:
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Doesn't sound like you are doing very much better than your last visit.
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Ms. Evans:
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I am just worn out, and achy. I can feel my fever spiking up and down all day long. I really don't like to complain, but the past few days I have felt like death warmed over.
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Dr. Balis:
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Sorry to hear that. How has your sleeping been?
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Ms. Evans:
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One night, I totally crashed once I hit the bed. Another night, I had trouble falling asleep, and then woke up several times with some ache or pain. I guess it could be worse.
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Dr. Balis:
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I received a letter from Dr. Halsey. I think he is prepared to get to the bottom of your ailments. Do you have another appointment scheduled with him?
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Ms. Evans:
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His receptionist is supposed to call me when he gets the preliminary results from the lab. I sure hope he can figure out what is making me like this. I can't take it anymore, feeling so ill and not knowing what it is and how to control it.
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Dr. Balis:
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I understand. But I think we will pass on the anti-depressant right now. I'd like to wait and see what Dr. Halsey says.
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Ms. Evans:
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Okay. Have a good weekend.
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Dr. Balis:
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You too. Goodbye. And feel free to call me if you need to.
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Ms. Evans:
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I will, thanks. Bye.
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Doctor Balis' Notes on this Telephone Call
Transcripts of Cassandra Evans' Therapy Sessions
