Re: Shirley, your father, was, Worst ER Experience...

[Guest guest]

Shirley!!!

That lady, and I use that term loosely was a nurse? What a travesty! Thank God

your father had you to advocate for him.

I don't know what I'd do without Rod. He is truly sometimes, the only thing

between me and insanity. Him, and my service dog, Dewey.

--

Dodge

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A pessimist fears that this is true.

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Dodge,

OMG! What a horrible experience! What is going on with that nurse?

If the doctor really believed your BP dropped like that why is he

not wondering why? I know that you and Rod know exactly how many

times your BP was taken.

Have they seen too many druggies to not respond to other medical

emergencies? My father died from carcinogenic meningitis and was not

diagnosed until the day before he died, so that was when he got

something stronger than his 2 percoset every 3 hrs. I kept telling

them he was suffering and a nurse made the mistake of telling me

that he was overly sedated from those 2 little pills, so she tied

him to the bed. This was only 4 days before he died. His kidneys had

already shut down! I made sure that she never darkened his door

again.

Thank God you have Rod. What do people do without someone to

advocate for them??????

Please, please get better real soon and let us know how you are

doing. Hang in one more time, we need you! You have my prayers Honey.

Shirley

[Guest guest]

Dodge,

I swear every word is true. The correct name for the cancer is

Carcinomatous Meningitis. After the neurologist finally found it, he

said it is the worse pain known. It is like your brain is wrapped in

barbed wire. You know it has been 14 years and there are still times

that I would like to get my hands on that woman!

I am glad you reminded me that you have Dewey. I will give thanks

for both of them.

We have grown to love you through your post and your blog, so we

want to keep you around. Tell Rod do what ever it takes this group

needs you.

Shirley

>

> Shirley!!!

>

> That lady, and I use that term loosely was a nurse? What a

travesty! Thank God your father had you to advocate for him.

>

> I don't know what I'd do without Rod. He is truly sometimes, the

only thing between me and insanity. Him, and my service dog, Dewey.

>

> --

> Dodge

>

> An optimist thinks that this is the best possible world.

> A pessimist fears that this is true.

>

> Read my blog at:

> http://jumpthis.wordpress.com