1/5 Charlie Y. 1 year ago on Google
i
have
never
left
a
review
in
my
life
but
my
experience
at
this
clinic
was
so
horrible
that
i
feel
like
i
have
to
just
to
warn
people
about
the
kind
of
care
youāre
likely
to
receive
at
oshawa
clinic.
i
have
gone
in
on
several
different
occasions
now
trying
to
treat
my
severe
asthma
which
is
likely
also
affected
by
a
viral
infection
in
my
lungs
(as
another
doc
told
me)
and
every
time
without
fail
iām
told
itās
just
asthma
and
to
use
my
inhalers.
every
time,
it
doesnāt
get
better.
iām
told
to
come
back
if
it
gets
worse,
and
i
do,
and
am
given
the
same
feedback
and
prescription
for
the
same
inhalers
that
donāt
help
me,
and
iāve
communicated
several
times
that
they
donāt
help.
my
most
recent
experience
was
with
dr.
karamvir
dhillon
and
it
was
the
worst
treatment
iāve
received
from
a
medical
professional
yet.
when
i
was
first
being
seen,
i
explained
the
issueāthat
i
havenāt
been
able
to
sleep
at
all
for
a
week
straight
from
constant
coughing,
i
canāt
walk
anywhere
for
more
than
3
minutes
without
triggering
an
asthma
attack
OR
coughing
fit,
i
struggle
to
speak
a
lot
of
the
time
because
of
how
little
i
can
breathe,
and
i
was
once
again
told
itās
just
asthma
and
to
use
my
inhalers
until
it
goes
away.
my
partner
who
accompanied
me
to
my
appointment
to
try
and
stress
how
crippling
my
health
has
been
was
trying
to
explain
how
it
either
canāt
just
be
asthma,
or
i
need
a
stronger
inhaler
prescription.
the
doctor
then
explained
how
the
only
step
up
would
be
oral
steroids,
but
that
would
be
if
it
was
āreally
badā.
my
partner
asked
what
constitutes
as
āreally
badā
in
her
eyes
and
she
said
āif
your
asthma
gets
so
bad
you
struggle
to
speakā
which
is
what
i
had
explained
was
happening
in
the
first
place???
regardless,
i
was
shrugged
off,
and
when
she
had
noticed
i
had
been
to
the
clinic
once
a
month
for
the
past
few
months,
she
told
me
i
needed
to
stop
coming
and
go
see
a
family
doctor.
i
explained
i
couldnāt
get
one
right
now
because
iām
american
and
donāt
have
OHIP
which
is
WHY
i
am
constantly
visiting
a
walk-in
clinic,
to
which
she
told
me
to
go
back
to
my
country
and
see
a
doctor
there.
what?!?!
if
i
could
get
seen
by
someone
who
would
actually
listen
to
my
concerns
and
get
me
the
medical
attention
i
need,
donāt
you
think
i
would
have
by
now???
she
also
asked
how
often
i
use
my
inhalers
and
when
i
told
her
i
struggle
to
breathe
so
often
that
i
am
sometimes
using
my
rescue
inhaler
over
15
times
a
day,
all
she
said
was
ādonāt
do
that!
thatās
why
you
canāt
sleep.ā
???
if
iām
not
supposed
to
use
my
rescue
inhaler
to
be
able
to
BREATHE
since
i
am
struggling
for
air
constantly,
what
am
i
supposed
to
do??
hold
my
breath
until
i
die??
she
just
told
me
to
stop
using
my
rescue
inhaler
so
much
without
offering
a
solution
for
the
reason
as
to
why
i
am
using
it
so
much
in
the
first
place!!!
after
being
dismissed
and
shrugged
off
and
belittled
for
10
minutes
or
so,
she
told
me
she
would
refer
me
to
a
lung
specialist
that
could
see
me
since
i
wouldnāt
be
able
to
get
a
family
doctor
without
OHIP.
the
second
it
sounded
like
she
actually
wanted
to
help
me,
i
dropped
whatever
hard
feelings
i
had
from
the
past
10
minutes
and
was
excited
to
be
heard
and
receive
care.
a
nurse
then
proceeded
to
call
one
person,
a
lung
specialist
i
presume,
and
when
there
was
no
answer
they
hung
up.
i
was
then
told
to
wait
while
they
called
around
to
find
someone
who
could
take
me.
i
waited
for
nearly
an
hour
with
zero
updates
or
even
HEARING
a
single
call
be
made
whatsoever,
and
when
i
finally
got
up
to
ask
if
any
progress
had
been
made,
they
remembered
i
was
there
and
told
me
to
go
home
and
that
they
would
call
me
when
they
found
someone.
i
never
received
a
call.
overall,
if
you
are
genuinely
seeking
medical
attention
from
a
health
professional
that
actually
cares
about
you
and
wants
to
help
you
out
in
any
capacity,
avoid
this
clinic
like
the
plague.
iāve
never
felt
so
small
and
any
LESS
seen
than
i
have
during
my
visits
to
this
clinic,
and
especially
when
dealing
with
dr.
dhillon.
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