1/5 Ariel G. 2 years ago on Google
One
of
the
most
horrendous
experiences
Iāve
ever
had
in
my
life.
First
of
all
I
must
to
say
I
decided
to
tell
about
my
experience
and
hopefully,
whoever
works
in
the
HR
can
make
something
about
it
and
the
way
they
see
patients/people
in
this
hospital.
Because
clearly
they
NOT
selecting
valuable
competent
,
neither
professional
staff
to
work
in
this
hospital
at
all.
I
went
to
emergency
about
11am
on
December
28th,
after
being
advised
to
do
this
by
3
doctors
(one
was
one
of
my
students
as
I
am
a
teacher),
the
lady
on
the
999
line,
after
found
out
my
GP
was
closed
for
holidays,
and
after
trying
to
contact
for
hours
111
line
which
never
ever
replied
and
put
me
on
hold.
I
started
having
a
terrible
rash
all
over
my
body
which
started
in
the
last
48h,
but
had
spread
fast
and
its
super
itchy
and
gave
me
cold/heat
waves
around
my
body,
strong
headache,
night
sweats,
eyes
pain,
ears
ache,
impossible
to
sleep,
and
started
feeling
flu
symptoms,
I
havenāt
done
anything
out
of
my
routine,
neither
use
any
product
or
anything
which
could
possibly
cause
the
rash>
All
this
was
informed
as
soon
as
I
arrived
to
the
3/4
doctors
which
saw
me
while
they
wasted
my
time
in
there.
Totally
unprofessionals
since
the
very
first
moment
you
step
into
the
hospital.
The
guy
in
the
reception
in
a
video
call
with
his
family
while
talking
to
the
patient
before
me
and
while
talking
to
me.
Then
I
had
to
go
A&E
which
was
next
door,
as
soon
as
I
arrive
the
guy
at
this
reception
with
tattoos
in
his
right
hand
around
his
30ās
,
with
not
intentions
,
manners
or
any
idea
of
how
to
welcome
someone
who
come
to
the
hospital
for
an
emergency
reason/
ill.
Extremely
rude,
homophobic
and
racist.
I
showed
the
email
one
of
the
doctors
sent
me
earlier
to
show
in
the
reception
an
ignored
it
told
me
to
āsit
there
and
wait
mateā
.
After
the
wait
they
called
my
name,
so
I
went
into
one
of
the
cubicles,
a
kind
young
doctor
very
polite
and
friendly
saw
me
quickly
then
asked
me
to
move
different
cubicle
where
other
ādocsā
will
see
me.
First
nurse/doc
was
asking
questions
ānormallyā
till
the
point
she
asked
who
I
live
with
so
as
soon
as
I
mentioned
my
partner
and
that
he
was
a
āHEā
everything
changed.
After
this,
another
clearly
homophobic,
totally
out
of
nowhere
nurse/guy
came
and
started
to
ask
question
about
drugs
and
chems
sex
parties,
as
clearly
he
has
this
stereotype
of
gay
in
his
mind.
I
mention
I
had
a
headache
and
he
said"
why
because
of
the
drugs?"
-
So
I
repeat
I
did
not
have
drugs.
At
the
beginning
he
told
me
I
was
gonna
go
home
with
medication
or
antibiotics,
but
after
keep
wasting
time,
hours
for
nothing
and
with
a
enormous
migraine
and
heat
all
over
my
body/face
due
to
the
rash,
they
sent
me
home
and
asked
me
to
ā
comeback
TOMORROWā
as
they
canāt
solve
my
problem
in
there
atm.
They
sent
me
home
and
told
me
to
take
a
paracetamol
for
the
headache
and
antiallergic
pill
for
the
rash,
NOTHING
ELSE!
I
also
asked
them
to
take
blood
samples
to
check
out
its
not
a
bad
advanced
case
of
STI,
also
they
refused
and
one
of
the
ādoctors/nursesā
who
made
a
flash
appearance
to
ājust
take
a
look
to
the
rashesā
told
me
āSTI
tests
are
too
expensive,
we
will
test
you
for
something
else
firstā.
I
assume
she
basically
means
that
she
would
rather
me
to
die
or
suffer
before
paying
for
an
-"expensive
test"
-
as
she
mentioned.
But
STI
test
was
never
done
either
as
they
totally
didnāt
care
at
all.
They
took
3
or
4
blood
samples
āroutine
blood
testsā
(
same
they
would
do
if
you
limping,
or
vomiting
,
or
have
a
cough,
or
got
a
headache,
etc)Ignoring
completely
my
actual
physical
/mental
state.
As
expected
after
almost
3
hours
results
came
negative.
They
refused
to
do
ANYTHING
else
to
solve
my
condition/
illness.
Lack
of
empathy,
humanity,
totally
ignoring
what
I
was
saying
at
all.And
they
sent
me
home.
They
clearly
got
no
competitive
managers
to
control
what
they
do
so
they
feel
totally
free
to
behave
horrible
as
they
do,
and
to
abuse
the
power
as
doctors
of
sending
you
home
without
solution
of
anything.
This
was
my
experience
and
I
hope
its
helpful
for
more
people
out
there.
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