1/5 Noa C. 6 years ago on Google
I
am
staying
here
with
my
dad
who
recently
had
a
stroke
on
the
big
island
and
I
rode
with
my
dad
in
the
air
ambulance
from
Big
Island
to
Honolulu.
I
am
clostraphobic
so
it
was
hard
doing
the
flight
over
but
nobody
else
was
able
to
go
with
Dad...
When
we
got
to
Queen’s
Medical
Center,
I
ended
up
having
to
go
outside
of
the
hospital
every
few
hours
to
get
fresh
air
and
walk
around.
We
stayed
at
Queen’s
for
a
week
and
then
we
got
transferred
to
Rehab
Hospital
of
the
Pacific.
When
I
tried
going
to
get
a
late
dinner
tonight
from
7-11
right
up
the
road
from
the
Rehab
Hospital,
because
We
had
a
pretty
intense
day
and
past
couple
weeks
and
haven’t
been
eating
right,
I
was
told
by
a
really
big
obese
security
guard
who
was
sitting
by
the
door
playing
on
his
cell
phone
and
eating
sunflower
seeds,
that
if
I
wanna
go
outside
then
I
have
to
stay
out
till
morning
because
they
lock
the
doors
at
12am....
I
don’t
even
know
if
it
is
legal
to
lockdown
a
hospital
with
patients
and
their
families
feeling
like
and
being
treated
like
prisoners
while
already
going
through
traumatic
life
changing
situations...
I
asked
the
staff
who
told
me
to
ask
security
to
let
me
in
and
out
but
he
said
he
only
opens
the
door
for
employees
of
the
laboratory....
Unexceptable!
To
put
it
nicely...
I
am
so
upset
and
can’t
sleep
knowing
that
we
could
die
or
could
be
in
great
danger,
if
this
building
catches
on
fire
because
we
are
Locked
In
The
Hospital
like
prisoners!
This
could
easily
be
fixed
by
giving
guests
key
cards
to
get
in
and
out
after
hours
or
name
tags
or
check
id’s
at
the
door...
Security
sitting
down
doing
nothing
but
eating
and
taking
up
space...
Starving
Local
Boy
With
Pounding
Headache
@
Rehab
Hospital
of
the
Pacific...
Not
Necessary
&
Cafeteria
had
gross
looking
food
and
only
a
few
people
came
through
the
whole
time
I
was
down
there
eating
breakfast
which
was
also
pretty
pricey
just
for
a
small
plate
of
bacon,
eggs,
and
rice
was
about
$10...
I
believe
the
nurses/staff
members
are
over
exerting
my
father
by
coming
in
the
room
so
frequently
and
not
timing
their
visits
properly,
they
are
almost
constantly
harassing
him
every
time
he
falls
asleep
there
is
someone
else
waking
him
up
and
poking
and
sticking
him
so
often
that
he
ends
up
being
exhausted
due
to
lack
of
rest
which
is
also
a
very
important
part
of
healing...
1
nurse
says
my
dad
can
rest
now
and
walks
out
of
the
room,
and
another
1-4
nurses
come
in
and
start
doing
things
that
the
nurse
before
them
should/could
have
done
also...
Too
much
Indians
and
not
enough
Chiefs
to
orchestrate
the
work
flow
and
oversee
what’s
going
on
at
all
times,
there
should
be
a
manager/competent
individual
on
the
floor
24
hours
a
day...
I
have
much
more
to
say
but
now
I
was
just
notified
that
we
need
to
go
back
to
Queen’s
because
my
dad
started
an
infection
here,
probably
from
the
catheter
that
they
were
putting
in
every
other
day
or
from
so
many
patients
germs
because
they
all
go
eat
together
on
one
big
table..
I
gotta
go
back
to
Queen’s
now
and
I
pray
that
my
Dad
will
receive
good
care
and
get
better
soon
so
we
can
go
home...
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