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I know you all don't know me very well but I need some happy thoughts sent my Mum's way. She fell down earlier in the evening and broke her hip! She's 84, still full of piss and vinegar, and goes for surgery in the afternoon.
Here's a bit of a rant
She wouldn't let me call an ambulance....It took her an hour to crawl across the floor to get to a phone to call me (she's tough and stubborn!) and had me drive her to hospital. That's not the bad part. That's not what I'm upset about.
Get this :
Because we didn't arrive in an ambulance, the ER staff made her sit in the waiting room for an hour and a half before she was seen. Isn't that insane?
The ER was filled with drunks and stubbed toes but my 84 year old mother had to sit, in pain, until all of the bruises and various miscreant boo-boos were attended to (pardon the bad grammar).
Please send her lovely healing vibes and send the uptight charge nurse psychic warts on her bum for being such a (insert graphic description of your choice here).
I thought I was going to be carted off for going absolutely mental in the triage room.
Here's a bit of a rant
She wouldn't let me call an ambulance....It took her an hour to crawl across the floor to get to a phone to call me (she's tough and stubborn!) and had me drive her to hospital. That's not the bad part. That's not what I'm upset about.
Get this :
Because we didn't arrive in an ambulance, the ER staff made her sit in the waiting room for an hour and a half before she was seen. Isn't that insane?
The ER was filled with drunks and stubbed toes but my 84 year old mother had to sit, in pain, until all of the bruises and various miscreant boo-boos were attended to (pardon the bad grammar).
Please send her lovely healing vibes and send the uptight charge nurse psychic warts on her bum for being such a (insert graphic description of your choice here).
I thought I was going to be carted off for going absolutely mental in the triage room.