MRI yey yey

Well, last night wasn't exactly fun.  They were a half hour behind with the scans and then they couldn't get my veins to cooperate to do the contrast.  I have never had problems with my veins before.  I was told this is common after chemo, hence the port.  well I wanted them to access my port to do the test but they didn't have anyone around that was trained to do so.  So we did the scan (45 mins worth) and then the last part, (2 mins worth) is with contrast which we did not do.  Come to find out the MRI people call me today to tell me that the radiologist will not read the scan without the contrast.  So I had to make a ton of phone calls to coordinate getting someone to help access my port so that i can go back and get the scan done with contrast.  You would think the hospital could figure this out on their own but apparently not.  Now I am going saturday to get that done, that is the earliest they could get me in.  Boy am I learning a lesson on patience!