Anyone have a tilted port?

I found out yesterday, the hard way, that my port is tilted  Upon starting round 2 of chemotherapy yesterday, the nurse seemed so nervous and uneasy, and the next thing I knew she had stuck the one inch needle into my chest...not my port.  Painful doesn't begin to describe it.  The nurse was new to the department, so the nurse she was shadowing jumped in and got the needle pulled out, numbed the area again, and proceeded to search for my port access.  It took her a while, she never did find the three points, but found one, and was able to access it with the needle.  It was a low point of the day, for sure.  Anyone else here have a port that has tilted?  I don't think my port started out this way, as the nurse last week just popped the needle in with no comment or issues.  I slept on the port side one night, and the next day it felt "weird," so I'm thinking I got it all twisted up while sleeping.  How is this possible?  I'm now worried it will continue to float around and each chemo infusion will be a sort of Russian roulette of sorts trying to find the port access.  

Well, it's good to know that I'm not the only one with this unfortunate problem.  Lovielovie...mine is also very deep.  I can barely see it as a bump on my skin, and the nurse did confirm that it was deep, and used a 1" needle.  Like you, I would rather not have it corrected.  My incision from the original port insertion (two weeks ago) is still healing, and I have a rash from the adhesive from the bandages, and the whole area is still bruised.  I dread another incision and another surgery, so I wonder if calling the surgeon's office would do me any good.  Perhaps I'll just have her look at it, if that would do any good.  I've read that there are nurses or doctors who have been known to actually turn the port, not unlike they turn a breech baby.  I just wonder if this is something I did when I slept on that side one night, or if this just happens when the port is placed so deep.