Re: Weird emergency experience

[Guest guest]

I would file on paper a formal complaint to the Acting Director of the Er. That

was totally uncalled for. the police was really over the top!

[Guest guest]

My advice see a lawyer and sue the buggers. I also had a very bad ER experience

and it got so bad that my husband left so that he wouldn't hit the doc. It also

was during a very bad flare up. I was in severe pain on a scale of 1 -10 it was

a 20.

This was before I found a doc who would listen and find out all the things that

was wrong with my body.

Anyway this doc had the nurse give me a shot of Demerol and then told my husband

( and the rest of the ER) that I was just a junkie looking for a fix.

It's a good thing my sister in law was there. My husband left and it was my

sister in law who put the doc straight.

Blessed be,

Ms.Katurah

>tracysgirl38375@...> wrote:

>We were in there about 10 minutes when it all went down hill. The physician

would not listen to anything I was saying- he would cut me off every time.

>We were outside in the truck and who shows up? The police!!! Can you believe

this? The officer wants to know if I am the one that is doctor shopping and

which er we might go to next? I was so humiliated. All I could do was cry.

>Now I guess here is my question- if I was in the wrong why have I gotten 4

calls from the DON, one from the er physician liaison, and am expecting another

call from them tomorrow?

[Guest guest]

I would contact your state ombusman I think that's how it is spelled every state

has one for medical situations and they fight for your rights. I would also

contact the board of medical licensing in your state and send in complaints and

contact the Attorney General in your state and raise some hell.

I would also contact your local legislator and complain. The louder you get the

less they will like it but if you've had a night like I just had a day Then

someone needs to listen.

Take Care Mist

[Guest guest]

You need to talk to the Director of the ER Services. Such behavior is

inexcusable

Pam