Ashley Ryan Bockmon

Nurse Practitioner Bockmon is very thorough, kind and considerate. She wants nothing but the best for her patients and she listens to everything you have to say and gives her own advice as well as medical knowledge to attend to your needs. She has treated me better than any past doctor I ever had and refilled my meds on time. Idk about the other review on here (they seem mentally unstable), but she is AMAZING!

I was a patient of hers at a Trinity Mother Francis in Tyler. I chose her because I felt like the doctor I had was too-overbearing and didn’t listen to me (or best serve my needs). Initially I felt like Doctor Bockmon was sensitive to my needs and really wanted to provide the best-care. I embraced her and opened-up about some of my great breakthroughs in Theoretical-Physics (which I feel might have been a mistake). I had a lot of joint-pain due to the physical requirements placed on my at work and I kept having COVID-19 Symptoms after I first got infected with the first-strain (which always required me to get a Doctor’s Note to Return-to-Work). However, on subsequent-visits things become weird. Doctor Brockmon rushed through the exam and acted like I was just making unnecessary-appointments. I have been told that I have Asperger’s Syndrome so I could have said something wrong or perhaps things were misunderstood, but on the last-visit I was turned-away and treated as if I were doing… something wrong (when I ended-up with the realization that I suffer with Long-COVID). After Dr. Bockmon dropped me, the next Doctor said I had Chronic-Sinusitis and gave me an Antibiotic (that didn’t work). Honestly I was shocked and surprised by her sudden-behavior, but after some reflection I think she just misunderstood my intentions (which caused me to feel devastated and extremely-disappointed). I accept some of the blame because Fringe-Physics is something most-people cannot fathom and the truth is so astonishing that it makes you sound crazy just saying it. Plus you have to be pretty-imbalanced to make great progress in that field. In fact, Aristotle is quoted as saying, “There is no great genius without some touch of madness.” So knowing that I should have known better than telling her the truth. It wasn’t much-longer that I left my job on Temporary-Disability (after having to get Plantar-Fasciitis Surgery) and by then I was in no-condition to go back to them. Nowadays I suffer with constant nose-bleeds, mucus, and congestion and the only thing that really helps is Sudafed. Honestly I wasn’t going to say anything, but I thought about it today and apparently (even after all this time) I kinda feel like I got stabbed in the heart because I put all my faith and trust in her and I don’t think that I was treated fairly. I wish that she would have just asked me discreetly what was going-on (if she felt like something was wrong) rather than treating me like some kind of barbarian and gravely-misjudging my character. A part of me wishes that I she would read this and realize that I never intended to spur such a reaction in her and expected nothing more than a professional Doctor-Patient Relationship between us. I sincerely wish that she hadn’t abandoned me when I was struggling with great-hardship and maybe had it within her heart to extend a heartfelt-apology because it made me feel really-distraught when I was so sick (at one of my lowest-points in life).