Sentences with phrase «came to my office complaining»

By the time Stephen came to my office complaining of painful spasms and ringing in both ears, he had already been to several physicians about his problem.

When I first started my family practice, a 40 - year old woman came to my office complaining of chronic headaches.

Apparently what clients really want from their lawyer is to «feel the love,» so if someone comes to your office complaining they hurt their «tushy bone,» try not to laugh too hard.

Couples will often come to my office complaining of «communication» problems in their marriages.

Not exact matches

The whole conflict seemed to give me little choice when the therapist said, «Well, I wouldn't want to come home tired after a day's work and have my wife complain about her hard day at the office.»

«When a mother came into the office complaining about colic, fussiness, excessive spitting, constipation — you name it — and attributing it to the infant's cow milk formula, the first thing I did was change the infant to a soy formula,» said Dr. Frank Greer, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Wisconsin and the other lead author of the report.

The UK's largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC), is urging members who come across police forces which are breaching Home Office guidance on firearms licensing to complain and to inform the association.

He explained that the patient, Mary Grove, had come to his office the day before, complaining that her skin had suddenly begun to peel.

Each came to Povar's Silver Spring, Md., office within a year or two of stopping her period, complaining of frequent hot flashes and poor sleep at night.

That change came at the behest of officials with the North Carolina Virtual Academy, the school backed by controversial for - profit online school operator K12, Inc., who complained to state officials that recording and reporting daily student attendance through the online reporting software that traditional schools use didn't work for them, according to DPI's interim director of the state's charter school office Adam Levinson.

In these cases, the surgeon who performed the surgery and allowed the symptoms to go on uncorrected — either due to not ordering follow - up tests, examinations, abdominal x-rays or CT scans or even ignoring a patient coming into the office and complaining of abdominal pain following a surgery — is liable for the medical expenses incurred and quality of life issues inherited by the patients they have injured.