2/5 Randi C. 6 months ago on Google
8
years
ago,
this
place
was
amazing.
I
understand
COVID
happened,
but
my
issues
have
nothing
to
do
with
that.
I'm
a
type
1
Diabetic,
who
is/was
on
suboxone
for
chronic
pain.
I
Also
have
many
other
medical
issues
including
chronic
pancreatitis.
I
have
not
had
an
episode
in
about
6
years.
A
few
days
ago
I
had
gone
to
the
ER,
because
I
couldn't
stand
the
pain.
Mind
you,
I
went
at
3AM.
I
waited
almost
2
hours
just
to
be
taken
back.
Once
I
got
in,
I
saw
a
doctor,
who
was
very
demeaning
(because
I
had
a
suboxone
script)
from
then
on
I
was
treated
as
a
drug
addict.
I
had
a
pancreatitis
attack.
They
saw
it
on
blood
work,
but
still
had
me
get
a
CT.
All
while
ONLY
giving
me
Motrin
through
the
IV
and
Tylenol
tabs,
which
I
couldn't
keep
down.
(
those
who
don't
know,
when
you
have
pancreatitis,
you
shouldn't
have
ANYTHING
to
eat
or
drink
by
mouth.)
One
doctor
gave
me
a
small
dose
of
morphine
every
4
hours
and
I
was
admitted.
I
was
in
SO
much
pain
through
my
2
days
of
staying
there.
But
when
I
told
the
night
nurse,
Barbara,
she
called
a
doctor
(
dont
know
the
name)
who
said
I'm
lucky
to
even
be
getting
morphine
because
of
my
suboxone,
which
I
hadn't
taken
in
3
days
at
this
point.
The
nurse
told
me,
"
you're
fine,
just
breathe"
mind
you,
I'm
also
a
type
1
Diabetic
and
even
though
my
sugar
was
at
287,
NO
ONE
had
given
me
insulin.
My
sugar
was
checked
every
6
hours.
Though
Barabara
insinuated
that
I
was
the
one
who
should
be
checking
my
sugar.
They
gave
me
clear
liquids
the
night
I
arrived,
but
no
insulin,
even
though
the
juice
the
gave
me
had
50+
carbs
in
it.
I
hadn't
seen
a
doctor
until
about
5PM
the
day
After
I
came
in
to
the
admitting
room.
He
was
awkward,
barley
spoke,
told
my
step
daughter
she
could
take
me
home.
He
said
he'd
advance
my
diet.
Yet
only
advanced
it
enough
so
i
could
have
sugar
filled
stuff
like
ice
cream
and
milk.
(Which
I
don't
eat
either).
I
expressed
my
concerns
to
nurse
Hannah
(
who
was
ABSOLUTELY
AMAZING)
They
said
they
were
waiting
on
G.I.
to
see
me,
which
never
happened
and
honestly
I
have
no
idea
what
G.I.
has
to
do
with
what
happened.
It
should
have
been
Endocrinology,
not
GI.
But
Anyway,
after
not
receiving
ANY
pain
meds
for
8+
hours,
knowing
my
Lipase
(pancreatic
enzyme)
count
had
gone
down,
I
was
wondering
why
I
had
to
be
there.
I
asked
if
I
could
go
home,
the
doctor
said
"no"
.
I
literally
signed
myself
out,
not
only
because
they
weren't
doing
anything
for
my
pain
"because
I'm
so
lucky"
to
have
a
medicine
that
doesnt
work
on
me
due
to
my
genetics,
but
because
they
were
not
treating
my
diabetes
well.
I
would
"eat"
the
fluids,
i.e.
yogurt,
sherbert,
etc.
And
my
sugar
would
shoot
up.
And
I
would
get
nothing.
No
long
acting,
no
short
acting.
The
night
nurse,
Barbara,
never
gave
me
anything.
Even
when
I
called
for
the
pain
meds
i
was
allowed
to
have,
it
took
her
over
2
hours
to
come
to
me.
I
asked
to
go
home,
they
said
no,
I
said
let
me
sign
a
"AMA"
they
started
the
process,
but
then
ALL
OF
A
SUDDEN,
the
doctor
changed
his
mind
and
got
me
discharged.
This
used
to
be
my
go-to
hospital
because
of
the
specialists.
Now,
even
with
medical
PROOF,
and
CONDITIONS,
they
treated
me
as
a
drug
addict.
I've
come
here
so
many
times
the
last
year
for
things
as,
rupture
Ovarian
cysts,
kidney
stones,
UTI's,
waited
almost
as
long,
but
always
told
them
I
did
not
want
anything
narcotic.
Yet
the
one
time
I
come
in,
asking
for
relief,
im
giving
ducking
tylenol
tabs.
I
will
VERY
much
think
returning
to
this
place
in
the
future
just
because
of
how
judgemental
the
staff
is.
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