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I met with Dr. Gellman this evening because I could not get into see Dr. Coxsey. Dr. Gellman did not look me in the eye during our entire session. I waited an hour to see him and he did not apologize for the delay. He ordered me off the table to sit on the couch by his computer and proceeded to ask me questions for about 20 minutes. I quickly learned not to interject or discuss my discussion but answer his questions. He did not blink when I told him I had two previous heart attacks and seemed to have memory loss as he asked me the same questions over and over. I had an upper respiratory problem and at that point felt I had to suffer through this to get the medicine I needed. \r
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I was mainly concerned about a mass I found that morning below my shoulder blade and above my breast but Dr. Gellman just poked at the area and asked if it hurt. He then asked if I had a bug bite. Dr. Gellman---some much needed feedback for you; look your patient in the eyes and greet them, listen to t
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