Prior to my appointment, I was not informed that fasting was necessary for accurate blood test results. Upon arrival, I was told we would need to reschedule, which was incredibly frustrating given that we had taken time out of our busy schedules. Despite this, we requested to proceed with the test, and the results showed that my health was fine—indicating that the previous concerning results were likely due to external circumstances rather than a genuine issue. At my initial appointment, I had mentioned that I had eaten that morning and had recently been on vacation, where I consumed more sugar than usual. However, my concerns were dismissed as insignificant factors. At this latest appointment, I was told the opposite—that short-term dietary choices could have significantly impacted my results. This inconsistency in communication has been frustrating and has undermined my trust in the process. Additionally, while I have always maintained a healthy lifestyle, I became much stricter with myself following my initial appointment, which led to anxiety and stress I had never experienced before. While I appreciate the encouragement to maintain good habits, the way my results were communicated caused unnecessary distress. The lack of clear guidance and inconsistent messaging added undue pressure, which could have been avoided with better communication and bedside manner.