I brought my daughter in 3 years ago. Distended belly, very. Couldn't eat, couldn't have a bowel movement. Looking pregnant they took x rays. They asked if she chewed on plastic at all because it looked like she had plastic in her intestines. No. Never no mind my 11yo looked pregnant. From being asked if she chewed on things she shouldn't to being told she looks this way because she's Mexican. She had an 18 pound tumor removed. Doctors don't know everything.
They don't take in consideration the patients feelings or for their care unless their half way dead!!
My very elderly mother fell and was brought in by ambulance. I arrived about 40 minutes later. They were just taking some xrays when I got there. A while later a woman comes in and starts telling me that nothing is really wrong and she needs to go home. It was so random I could not make any sense of it. I finally looked at her name tag and it said MD so I had to deduce on my own that this was the doctor. No introduction! She didn't really address my mother (who was perfectly coherent) at all except when my mother asked if there was any bruising from her fall...this doctor said no which I discovered was not true after we had gotten home so I don't think she even looked her over. Thankfully there was a nurse there that was very helpful and was able to explain the situation to BOTH of us and cleared things up for us. Two nurses were good but forget the doctor and the rest....go somewhere else!
As my son is reaching one year old and I look back on my experience here I find it necessary to share. Back in may of 2016 I was 12 weeks pregnant and showed up to the ER with bleeding that wasn’t normal. I waited four hours before being seen because I wasn’t considered priority so others got put ahead of me. When I finally was seen they did a quick vaginal exam and told me I was miscarrying. As it was my first pregnancy and I was only 19 I trusted they knew best and left thinking I lost my baby. They didn’t do an ultrasound or anything else and I had told them I fell down the stairs a few days prior. In June we moved and I still felt pregnant so I took a test, it was positive. So I went to the clinic where we moved and they verified and set up an ultrasound. A month later(due to belief it was a new pregnancy) we went in and found out we were 20 weeks along with a baby boy. I emailed the hospital about my experience because I went through being depressed and no prenatal care for 2 months because of their lack of care. I got a small letter back apologizing but nothing more. This is not a place I will ever trust again due to the awful experience I now associate them with.
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