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    Adventist Lab Partners

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    Went in today and unfortunately my boss called me just as I got there so I entered on the phone…read more The Dr submitted my tests and I did not have a paper copy. She wasn't happy with me in general and asked me if I was there for a drug test in a way that suggested to me she thought I was some sort of user. She goes, "so I have to search the database!?!" Anyhow, when I finally got off my stupid and admittedly disruptive I've call, I went in and apologized, complimented her needle work and wished her a nice weekend. She was grumpy. Then it got weird. On my way out, a man was on his way in and looked angry and he was telling me that I "he was there because I was being rude to his girlfriend and that I better apologize." Although I wasn't picture perfect, she musta been having a crazy nuts day to call in the meat head boyfriend. I was pleasant and apologetic to him and walked away. He looked tough. Be aware folks, the blood lady can be crabby and she'll call the bouncer to rough you up if you are out of line.

    Blood work. Blood borne. Blood poisoning. Blood drive. Blood sucker…read more Blood sure does command a lot of action. I suppose that's why I have this over whelming desire to run like Forrest Gump away from any lab that is about to draw my blood. Well, not so fast, Forrest, not so fast. This is the exception that proves the rule. Granted, the office building itself is nothing to write home for. And if you happen to enter in the service entrance, versus the main fancy schmancy lobby, you will think that illegal medical whatever is performed here. But after entering Quest you are met with exactly what you need: calm, quiet, professionalism, and extremely large and comfortable lounge chairs -- that which to more comfortably draw thy blood. I will admit that I get a little fidgety when they put that padded bar in front of you. You never feel the "Great America" theme park feeling. And one should never view it as a way to avoid escape. More importantly, it is there for the utterly exciting possibility (or probability) that you will pass out when the needle goes in: and we wouldn't want to have to go through all of that pretense again, would we? Sylvia (the woman who drew my blood) should get an Olympic medal. And on the off chance that I had fallen over in a dead heap (and we're talking dead) there is not a doubt in my mind that coroner's near and far would never have been able to locate the needle stick. For the No Bruised Arms Club -- thank you!!!!! You're fabulous.

    Adventist Lab Partners - laboratorytesting - Updated May 2026

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