Advise and Resent
A couple of days ago my grandfather had a doctor's appointment. The receptionist said he needed to fill out some new forms-more to add to the "few" he's already got. "He's usually has me sign for him", I said. Do you have power of attorney for him?", she asked. "No, but I've been siging forms for him for about five years now." "Well...the company states that if you don't have power of attorney the patient needs to sign them himself.Can he make a mark or something to show it's him?" "He prefers me to sign them." I decided to quit arguing like a five year old and took the papers. I don't know why I was being difficult (I'm not usually, sometimes-but not always) because she was just doing her job. A few minutes later I took them back up there and she asked if he signed them OK. I just handed them to her and smiled. I signed them, with him sitting beside me and me explaining the papers to him-j...