Hi, Adela. . .
Your doctor is working for you, and all of your blood test results belong to you. There are certainly some patients who simply follow their doctors instructions without getting involved in their own treatment. However, it is so much smarter to be a partner with your doctor in your treatment.
My oncologist knows that I expect copies of all of my lab work, so he prints it out before he even sees me. He doesn't often forget, but if he does, I simply ask for a copy before I leave and he has the nurse print one for me. My doctor knows that it's not that I don't trust him, but that I simply want to maintain my own set of records at home.
You could easily call his office and ask them to print out a full set of your lab results and have them ready for you at the front desk, or if you're not comfortable with that, simply tell your oncologist that you want to maintain a set of records at home, and so you'd like copies of all records to date. Most offices have electronic records now, so it's a simple matter to pull them up and print them out.
And you have every right to have a copy of them. You are paying for them, and it is in regards to your disease management.
Good luck. . .the further along you get in this journey, the more comfortable everything becomes.
Marnie