"The only negative/uncomfortable thing I would share was...the bed was broken that I was in after surgery. It would not go down...only up. So, when I was finally put in a room and they realized my bed didn't work, the staff made some comments on how they would get me to another bed and I was a bit sensitive about how they were talking with each other about me getting in a different bed. And it was time for the new shift to be coming on...so I think they were probably tired and frustrated, but I did get my feelings hurt and ended up, sitting up and transferring myself. This was the only negative experience I had. "
"I really like Dr. Sherman. rnrnI liked him the first time I listened to him at the informational session. Then, when I met with him to discuss the surgery otpions, I really felt like he was sensitive to me and willing to go through my options and hear my concerns. rnrnThe wait can be a bit tedious since he is part of a teaching program (Baylor College of Medicine), usually there are several people that visit with you prior to actually seeing the doctor. I don't mind this too much, but you should be aware of this b/c it can lenthen your appointments.rnrnrn3/19/2008rnNow that I have had my surgery...which I have been so blessed to have had a very easy recovery...I am even more grateful to Dr. Sherman and his team. I think he is very thorough and knowledgeable. I appreciated the fellows/residents that came by to my hospital room to answer all of my questions. They were willing to answer anything I asked and that is very important to me. rnrnDr. Sherman is very kind and sensitive to his patients. I appreciate his gentle nature and I like him more each time I talk with him. "
