1/5 Joanna P. 2 years ago on Google
I
went
to
the
ER
via
ambulance
due
to
tachycardia
and
breathing
problems.
I
was
instructed
upon
entry
to
sit
in
a
chair
outside
of
triage
before
my
vitals
was
checked
I
was
instructed
to
put
on
a
mask.
Keep
in
mind
I’m
having
problems
breathing
and
I’m
also
asthmatic.
Both
was
expressed
to
the
triage
nurse
who
still
expected
me
to
put
a
mask
on.
After
a
minute
or
two
I
was
given
wrist
bands.
I
noticed
that
I
didn’t
have
my
red
band
which
lets
whomever
is
treating
me
know
I’m
allergic
to
whatever
beware.
I
informed
the
triage
nurse
of
my
missing
red
band.
Her
response
was
I
doubt
you’ll
be
given
that
but
I’ll
give
it
to
you
anyway.
She
gave
it
to
me
and
disappeared.
I’m
assuming
this
wasn’t
important
to
anyone
because
before
proceeding
to
check
my
vitals
she
answers
a
person
call
from
her
son
about
his
9:30
baseball
practice
and
how
he
needs
his
uniform.
They
go
back
and
forth
about
where
his
information
is
and
who’s
taking
him
to
practice.
Once
she
sorted
out
her
personal
affairs.
She
then
come
and
take
my
vitals
and
leaves
again.
Minutes
pass
by
again
and
then
a
nurse
comes
through
the
glass
doors
to
let
me
know
she
looking
for
a
space
for
me
because
there’s
no
beds.
The
same
nurse
calls
my
name
and
instruct
me
to
follow
her.
She
takes
me
to
an
area
with
4
connecting
seats
facing
pediatrics.
Little
did
I
know
this
where
I
will
wait
and
speak
with
the
attending
physician.
I
waited
there
for
sometime
before
becoming
agitated
due
to
being
light
head
and
dealing
with
chest
pains.
A
nurse
walks
out
the
door
for
pediatrics
and
I
asked
her
if
she’s
going
to
the
front
desk
can
she
please
inform
someone
I’m
having
trouble
breathing
and
I
feel
light
headed.
Her
response
was
I
don’t
work
in
this
department
I
work
in
pediatrics.
So
I
waited
a
while
longer.
A
nurse
then
calls
my
name
for
a
urine
sample.
She
hands
me
the
paper
bag
and
points
to
the
bathroom
area.
I
walked
there
barely
making
it.
I
reached
the
bathroom
and
stumbled
into
the
sink.
I
put
water
on
my
face
and
proceeded
to
collect
the
sample.
Once
done
I
came
out
looking
for
the
nurse
to
inform
her
of
my
recent
incident.
She’s
no
where
to
be
found.
I
returned
to
my
bench
area
and
waited.
Time
passes
by
again
the
nurse
appears
to
take
my
sample
and
leaves
me
there
waiting
again.
Some
time
passed
by
what
seems
to
be
forever
and
the
attending
physician
appears.
Only
to
ask
me
if
I
Psychotic
and
would
I
be
open
to
speaking
with
a
therapist
because
I
looked
stressed.
I
informed
the
doctor
what
may
be
the
cause
of
my
health
problems
and
I
haven’t
been
able
to
consume
food
or
drinks
due
to
this
incident.
I
had
to
ask
for
certain
procedures
to
be
performed
prior
to
my
discharge
being
processed
and
was
told
he
needed
permission
from
his
supervisor
and
he’ll
let
me
know.(
I’ve
never
been
treated
this
badly
in
my
entire
life
and
I
don’t
go
to
the
ER
unless
I
have
to)The
doctor
proceeds
to
leave
time
passes
again.
A
nurse
appears
and
informed
me
that
they
have
my
room
ready.
She
showed
me
to
room
10
and
leave.
Time
passed
by
again
and
a
nurse
comes
in
instructing
me
to
take
some
pills.
I
ask
is
it
safe
for
breastfeeding
moms.
She
looks
at
me
shocked
and
says
oh
you
breastfeed
I’ll
check
with
the
doctor
and
come
back.
She
then
leaves
only
to
return
moments
later
stating
she
googled
it
and
it’s
safe.
(What??)
I
shrugged
it
off
and
took
the
medication
eagerly
hoping
it’ll
make
me
feel
better.
I
was
told
it’ll
take
a
half
hour
to
move
through
my
system
and
take
affect.
I
said
ok
40
mins
later
the
room
was
spinning
my
oxygen
level
drops
to
seventy
my
son
took
photos.
The
machine
beeped
loudly
but
no
one
came.
I
passed
out.
Then
was
awakened
by
a
nurse
that
said
I
was
being
discharged
and
needed
to
get
ready
to
leave.
I
informed
the
nurse
I
don’t
feel
well
I
feel
light
head
and
my
heads
pounding
can
I
get
an
hr
of
rest
hoping
that’ll
be
sufficient
enough
to
gather
myself.
He
said
he
have
to
ask
the
doctor
and
left.
The
doctor
came
in
and
said
ok.
I
hr
later
the
Nurse
asked
if
I
was
ready
to
go.
I
said
I
really
don’t
feel
well.
She
said
well
it’s
be
an
HR
you
need
to
leave.
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