1/5 Amandine B. 5 months ago on Google âą 32 reviews
1
star
is
already
way
too
many!
I
took
my
12
month
old
baby
to
the
emergency
room
on
10/11
for
respiratory
problems
on
the
advice
of
the
15th.
I
was
sent
back
as
quickly
as
a
doctor
arrived
who
examined
him
for
30
seconds
and
told
me
it's
his
nose
that
is
full...
so
I'm
not
a
doctor
but
a
mother
of
2
children
a
baby
with
a
blocked
nose
doesn't
don't
keep
your
tutute
in
your
mouth
and
that
for
a
logical
and
even
vital
reason!
Brief..
Result,
return
to
the
emergency
room
after
my
daughter's
state
of
health
deteriorated,
on
the
15th
we
had
an
ambulance
come.
His
state
of
health
is
quite
worrying.
My
daughter
will
stay
5
days
in
pediatrics
(thanks
to
the
staff
of
this
department
by
the
way)
including
4
days
on
oxygen
because
she
has
2
pulmonary
viruses...
(but
it
was
just
a
blocked
nose
let's
see!)
Unfortunately
my
first
daughter
a
few
days
later
is
not
doing
well.
Blood
in
the
stools
which
increases.
On
December
1st
the
on-call
doctor
we
consulted
sent
us
to
the
emergency
room
which
we
did.
Extremely
long
waiting
time
especially
for
children.
But
this
time
we
are
taken
care
of
on
the
first
try!
The
doctor
makes
a
diagnosis
We
return
home
with
a
prescription
and
instructions.
December
2
the
next
day
so
my
daughter
is
not
well
complaining,
has
a
fever
continues
to
go
to
the
stool
with
blood.
In
view
of
the
recommendations
given
the
day
before
written
in
black
and
white
on
the
report
we
decide
to
return
to
the
emergency
room
(and
on
advice
from
the
15th)
and
there
we
are
refused
and
directed
to
the
medical
center
to
see
an
on-call
doctor
again.
I
lose
my
patience
and
then
I
am
told
that
I
can
stay
and
wait
but
that
nothing
more
will
be
done.
Exasperated
by
their
behavior,
I
went
home
and
reported
it
to
the
15th.
I
had
barely
arrived
when
they
decided
not
to
take
me
into
care
without
even
seeing
the
department's
doctor,
without
even
checking
the
child's
real
condition,
looking
down
on
you
as
if
you
were
worth
absolutely
nothing.
You're
not
a
doctor
but
you
know?
No,
I
followed
the
doctor's
recommendations,
seeing
as
you
didn't
follow
the
day
before!
Perhaps
we
should
come
down
to
earth
a
little,
respect
parents
and
be
HUMAN!
I
am
well
aware
of
your
workload
but
that
does
not
give
you
the
right
to
address
worried
parents
like
that.
What
are
emergencies
for?
Especially
when
it
is
on
the
advice
of
a
doctor
or
the
15th.
We
don't
play
with
children's
lives.
I
don't
intend
to
stop
there,
this
way
of
working
is
not
normal
and
too
many
children
are
obviously
victims
of
this
ludicrous
operation
of
emergencies.
It
is
not
normal
to
have
to
travel
miles
to
treat
your
child
when
you
have
a
hospital
right
next
door.
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