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be
an
option.
Worst
hospital
experience
in
my
life.
night
shift
nurses
are
extremely
rude
and
have
extreme
attitude
(a
horrible
trait
to
have
as
a
nurse).
My
wife
and
I
came
to
this
hospital
to
have
our
beautiful
daughter
delivered.
labor
and
delivery
nurses
have
treated
us
with
complete
disrespect
to
our
family
coming
in
and
out
of
the
room.
As
first
time
parents
we
were
very
nervous
and
excited
to
see
our
family
throughout
the
process;
our
moods
completely
changed
as
soon
as
the
night
shift
started
because
of
their
attitude
towards
our
family.
After
having
our
baby
delivered
we
were
moved
into
a
room
where
my
wife
and
baby
have
been
monitored
and
checked.
Let’s
start
off
by
saying
this
is
the
particular
experience
that
has
made
Baptist
the
worst
place
to
deliver
a
baby
and
be
taken
care
of.
We
aren’t
very
bothersome
people
so
when
we
do
ask
for
something
it’s
because
we
really
need
it.
Our
first
night
(again
with
the
night
shift)
we
had
asked
for
an
extra
pillow
to
help
my
wife
breastfeed
our
newborn.
we
waited
3
hours
until
we
realized
we
had
yet
to
receive
the
pillow.
I
walked
out
and
kindly
reminded
the
nurse
that
we
needed
an
extra
pillow
and
she
responded
with
“I
heard
you
I’m
busy
right
now”.
WOW
just
WOW.
She
had
seemed
to
be
busy
chit
chatting
with
the
other
nurses
and
not
attending
to
our
needs.
We
let
that
situation
go
because
we
know
nurses
get
busy
and
sometimes
they
forget.
But
once
again…
my
wife
asked
if
she
could
have
a
cup
of
ice
and
cranberry
juice
with
her
meal.
After
waiting
20
minutes
my
wife
started
eating
as
she’s
been
extremely
hungry
and
it
took
her
about
another
20
to
finish
eating
her
meal.
After
she
was
done
we
had
yet
to
receive
the
cranberry
juice
and
ice
(40
minutes)
I
walked
outside
and
once
again
kindly
reminded
the
nurse
that
we
asked
for
ice
and
cranberry
juice
and
I
was
told
“I
was
busy
I’ll
get
it
now.”
With
an
attitude.
Once
again
we
brushed
this
situation
off
as
we
are
more
concerned
with
our
newborn
and
her
needs.
The
biggest
slap
in
the
face
was
when
my
wife
was
being
discharged
but
my
daughter
was
not,
communication
in
this
hospital
needs
to
be
fixed
and
not
passed
onto
20
million
people.
Our
nurses
were
coming
in
and
out
of
the
room
asking
my
wife
if
she
was
leaving.
We
were
a
bit
confused
as
we
have
never
heard
the
mother
being
discharged
without
their
newborn
so
we
asked
questions.
Their
reasoning
started
at
the
neonatologist
requesting
cps
to
come
and
ask
us
questions
to
make
sure
we
had
support.
We
felt
a
bit
discriminated
considering
my
wife
is
19
and
I
am
22
years
old.
We
were
under
the
impression
that
she
was
not
being
discharged
for
that
reason.
The
other
nurses
were
coming
in
and
out
of
the
room
stating
that
they
were
going
to
finish
the
babies
tests
so
we
can
be
on
our
way
so
we
said
ok
sounds
good.
They
finished
all
their
tests
and
assured
us
everything
went
great
until
one
of
the
nurses
came
back
to
tell
us
we
weren’t
Able
to
leave
once
again
because
the
DR
had
requested
for
us
to
stay
48
hours
after
delivery
(feeling
like
an
excuse
for
whatever
the
real
reason
was).
After
accepting
the
fact
that
we
will
just
have
to
wait,
I
walk
outside
to
get
something
from
the
gift
shop
and
hear
the
group
of
nurses
gossiping
about
our
situation.
We
are
extremely
disappointed
at
the
care
and
communication
this
hospital
has
made
us
experience.
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