Tonight I waited for an evening appointment. It was for 5.30pm but I waited another 40 minutes because of dealys. I've had a serious viral infection for 3 weeks which has required time off work. My GP crosses her arms and speaks to me like a headmistress. Last year I was diagnosed with pneumonia. Her colleague wrote this on sick certificates to my former employee as 'community acquired pneumonia'. Now she admits that it's a 'grey area' and as there wasn't any chest x-ray at the time they've changed my records to say that it was classed lower tract infection. That's not what I was told at the time, it clearly said I had pneumonia but tonight the surgery have tweeked my records. I've been stressing about repercussions from my diagnosis last year as I've had breathing issues this month, resulting in nosebleeds and choking and it was really upsetting. When I was taken by ambulance last year they said I had bad flu, but the colleague of the GP tonight said to me I had pneumonia. Am I wrong to feel disappointed with my GPs for their lack of empathy and for clutching at short straws?