Dr Baxley was referred to me by another physician who is awesome. I started with Dr Baxley Decemberof 2014. I loved her. She spent lots of time listening to my health concern, primarily high blood pressure and pain all over my body. My blood pressure continued to be a problem. In May, while out of town, I ended up in the hospital with severe dehydration. I went for my 6 months check up in July and all was still well with her but my blood pressure continued to climb as did my pain. Then Dr Baxley cancelled a follow up appt that I had scheduled. My medicine, all non narcotic, was unable to be filled. I asked to reschedule. At my appt, things had really changEd at her office. She had no time to talk, told me that I had fibromyalgia and I needed to be on Ambien and steroids. I have had very bad reactions to each and sincerely told her that I couldn't take those medications. While having my blood drown, she walked back and yelled at me that if I was not going to do what she said, she was going to drop me. I called my husband from the parking lot and he agreed that we would risk it. She prescribed the medicine. That night I ended up in the hospital. Since then, I have changed to a different doctor after landing myself a second time (via ambulance)in the hospital severely dehydrated. The doctor at High Point Regional hospital admitted me into intensive care. He took me off the blood pressure medicine suspecting that I might be suffering from the ill effects of the severe diuretic in my blood pressure medicine. I just celebrated the best Christmas and New Years ever. My Blood pressure is within normal range and I DO NOT HURT AT ALL! I suffered from dehydration and continuous flu like symptoms for 3 1/2 year and now I feel 100%. I am back in the gym, not just water aerobics but weight lifting and Zumba. I feel like a new person. If Dr. Baxley had really listened, she should have known. Find a doctor that is there for you. Never settle for yelling. By the way, the office did call and apologize for her actions and then she dropped me as a patient. read more