A standard âweâre dealing with itâ message, so you donât think youâve been forgotten. It suggests the appointment with a specific person hasnât been set up yet, but will be in the next week.
I really do think It will come back we dont know. Something happened to cause the TN damage but could be a one-off. So wait and see if anything else happens.
A lot of referrals are done this way. After unrelated referrals I received something similar and as Graeme suggests a letter/s followed shortly. The letters was confirmed that the referrals had been read and that I was on waiting list.
Below the line if you havenât been contacted, what does it say? I can see a date, which probably means you can ring?
Yes below the line it gave me numbers to call if not heard by 1st July.
What is frustrating is I was told by the doctors that the referral to the hospital after my MRI was done on the 16 May. So taken from almost another 6 weeks.
Donât worry too much about the date on the referral letter that you have received. If your doctor made the referral on the 16th May, you will be in the system from when the hospital received it.
I donât want to dampen your spirits but I am waiting on 2 urgent referrals one made in February and one made in March.
I guess what I am saying is welcome to the forum of âfrustrationâ you are in good company.
My point about my referrals was to illustrate that you may have to play the waiting game. Sadly it is just the way it is, you clearly are worried, which I wasnât trying to undermine, just donât lose heart.
I did wonder if there was a back story, I could sense a desperation that in managing the lives of your young adults you were reaching out for support for yourself.
Whilst, you are desperate for answers for yourself, you will get there, accepting that it may take time is part of the journey.
It sounds like you are doing a great job with the family GCSEs, A Levels and CID, these are great milestones and things for you to try and focus on, particularly on rubbish days.
This triage system is how it is now done in some hospital trusts. It is a way of trying to reduce the face-to-face visits with neurologists, and reduce waiting lists and times, and the triage is done by a neurologist. Sometimes with the information they have received they just send out advice because they donât think a referral is needed. Others do get a referral to see a neurologist in person. Hopefully you will be in the latter category, and do get seen.