This was the first time that I saw Dr. Green. He gave me a strong impression that he wanted this appointment to move along quickly. I know there were several times that I wanted to explain my symptoms in detail and was hurried along (interrupting my speaking) so we could move forward. I may be wrong, but when I informed him of my rather long history with opioid use, I felt that he judged me and hurried things along. I hesitate to leave a negative message like this, because it may be unfair to Dr. Green. I will close by saying that in my long history of health issues and providers, most times I would say that I felt like I was the only patient in the building, I can not say that this time. What I did get from Dr. Green was what I would consider good news-After examining me, (just a few minutes), I left there believing that there was no permanent damage, so I am now resuming the activities that I put aside over the last six weeks. In conclusion, I am still somewhat unsure of my health and am considering a second opinion (probably at Lakeshore)