1/5 Tassia L. 2 months ago on Google • 2 reviews New
My
obstetrician
scheduled
my
twin
birth
(divergent
bag
and
placenta)
there,
because
her
team
was
from
there,
I
even
suggested
#RHP
because
I
had
great
experiences
with
the
teams,
in
countless
situations.
Anyway,
the
birth
itself
was
great,
the
Dr.'s
team
was
super
attentive.
The
hospitalization
was
terrible,
nurses
treating
the
person
like
a
beggar,
I
PAID
FOR
AN
EXPENSIVE
PLAN
TO
BE
TREATED
LIKE
A
BEGGER.
TERRIBLE
TREATMENT
OF
ME,
SURGERY
(CESAREAN
WITH
TUBAN
CLEANING),
MY
TWINS.
NOT
TO
TALK
ABOUT
THE
NURSE,
WHO
SURGEREDLY
argued
with
me,
over
some
soap,
or
rather.
A
kit
that
they
usually
place
in
the
bathrooms
of
the
apartments,
and
I
went
to
ask
for
one,
because
my
relatives
were
arriving
with
some
belongings
that
were
left
in
the
spare
bag,
when
I
went
to
ask,
she
said
that
THEY
HAD
ALREADY
PUT
IT
IN
THE
ROOM,
I
said
no
it
made
sense,
because
only
those
who
were
in
the
room
since
the
birth
were
practically
alone,
my
mother
stayed
with
me
during
the
birth,
and
left
the
next
day,
not
even
sleeping.
It's
not
because
she's
my
mother,
but
the
fact
that
she
has
principles
and
character
and
that
she
gives
me
a
testimony
of
being
a
CHRISTIAN
is
reason
enough
for
me
not
to
doubt
her.
It
was
disturbing,
THE
NURSE
Practically
ACCUSED
us,
of
stealing
SOAP
from
a
hospital
room,
guys,
I
couldn't
even
urinate
without
the
help
of
a
nurse,
let
alone
get
up
from
a
bed,
and
detail,
I
was
writing
to
communicate
,
due
to
the
air
that
the
cesarean
body
absorbs
after
birth
when
it
talks.
Anyway,
it
was
by
far
the
WORST
HOSPITAL
I
HAVE
EVER
SPENT
MY
TIME,
MY
MONEY
AND
MY
MENTAL
SANITY.
It
was,
without
a
doubt,
disrespectful,
especially
towards
me,
in
the
conditions
I
was
in,
towards
my
twins.
Ah,
before
I
forget,
as
if
everything
that
happened
wasn't
enough,
on
the
day
of
my
discharge,
I
was
with
two
relatives
to
help
with
bags
and
other
personal
belongings...
Anyway,
I
DON'T
KNOW
WHAT
KIND
of
pimp
and
archaic
politics
this
is
that
puts
a
postpartum
woman,
in
a
wheelchair,
CARRYING
TWO
children,
IT'S
NOT
MAKING
A
SOFT
BODY,
NO,
BECAUSE,
I
HAD
TWO
NORMAL
births,
prior
to
the
twins,
but
cesarean
section
with
tubal
ligation
is
not
normal
pain,
you
see.
THERE
WERE
6
OF
THE
7
EMPLOYEES
(because
one
accompanied
us
with
the
document,
proving
that
the
TWO
CHILDREN
WERE
MINE,
that
if
it
hadn't
been
for
that,
or
going
down,
she
would
have
gone
down,
by
the
expression),
WATCHING
I
DON'T
KNOW
WHAT,
the
others
,
My
sister
takes
it
and
lets
go:
"can
one
of
you
go
down
with
the
stroller",
a
kind
of
bed/bathtub,
in
which
babies
stay).
The
point
was,
apart
from
my
belongings,
I
had
their
belongings
that
had
left
the
service,
and
the
nurses,
since
they
were
notoriously
unemployed
at
the
moment,
to
go
down
with
the
car,
while
one
took
me
in
the
wheelchair,
and
the
other
with
the
belongings.
The
nurse
(one
of
the
7)
had
the
documentation/folders
and
the
like.
Another
nurse
could
"help"
get
the
twins
down,
as
my
conditions
were
not
the
best.
In
general,
the
pregnant
woman's
needs
are
obsolete;
the
patient's
opinion
does
not
matter
to
nurses;
the
basic;
The
HOSPITAL's
post-operative
care
does
not
do
justice
to
the
amount
you
pay.
I
don't
recommend
it
by
a
long
shot.
And
yes,
if
one
of
the
affected
parties,
in
this
case
you,
feels
neglected,
ignored,
or
even
feels
that
they
are
being
mistreated
in
some
way,
as
happened
in
my
case,
say
YES.
It's
not
an
isolated
case,
and
it
appears
to
happen
a
lot.
Everyone
has
problems,
now
mistreating
the
patient,
because
they
are
not
"having
a
good
day",
is
abuse.
God
forbid
I
enter
or
recommend
the
hospital/maternity
ward
to
anyone!!
