CarrieMpls said: Good to hear you're pushing them when need be and that there's at least one nurse who's on top of things.
Hang in there, lady. Things have to turn out OK, so they will. This has always been my philosophy and eventually they always do. Thank you, Carrie. That helps. The nice nurse is off for the rest of the weekend, and now there's one who just keeps saying she wishes she was back in bed. I told her I wish I was up! When my elderly roommate, who just had a STROKE, requests help, the nurse becomes visibly annoyed and huffy. It makes me feel so bad, she's such a sweet little old lady. Her husband just got here, and he's so attentive and loving. I do wish I didn't have to overhear his descriptions of the bleeding sore on his penis every time he walks out of the bathroom, though. I wish I were making this up. | |
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Ex-Moderator | PunkMistress said: CarrieMpls said: Good to hear you're pushing them when need be and that there's at least one nurse who's on top of things.
Hang in there, lady. Things have to turn out OK, so they will. This has always been my philosophy and eventually they always do. Thank you, Carrie. That helps. The nice nurse is off for the rest of the weekend, and now there's one who just keeps saying she wishes she was back in bed. I told her I wish I was up! When my elderly roommate, who just had a STROKE, requests help, the nurse becomes visibly annoyed and huffy. It makes me feel so bad, she's such a sweet little old lady. Her husband just got here, and he's so attentive and loving. I do wish I didn't have to overhear his descriptions of the bleeding sore on his penis every time he walks out of the bathroom, though. I wish I were making this up. wow. Yeah, they do sound lovely. Other than the old penis sore. |
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PunkMistress said: CarrieMpls said: Good to hear you're pushing them when need be and that there's at least one nurse who's on top of things.
Hang in there, lady. Things have to turn out OK, so they will. This has always been my philosophy and eventually they always do. Thank you, Carrie. That helps. The nice nurse is off for the rest of the weekend, and now there's one who just keeps saying she wishes she was back in bed. I told her I wish I was up! When my elderly roommate, who just had a STROKE, requests help, the nurse becomes visibly annoyed and huffy. It makes me feel so bad, she's such a sweet little old lady. Her husband just got here, and he's so attentive and loving. I do wish I didn't have to overhear his descriptions of the bleeding sore on his penis every time he walks out of the bathroom, though. I wish I were making this up. I'm smuggling in magic brownies. | |
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JerseyKRS said: PunkMistress said: Thank you, Carrie. That helps. The nice nurse is off for the rest of the weekend, and now there's one who just keeps saying she wishes she was back in bed. I told her I wish I was up! When my elderly roommate, who just had a STROKE, requests help, the nurse becomes visibly annoyed and huffy. It makes me feel so bad, she's such a sweet little old lady. Her husband just got here, and he's so attentive and loving. I do wish I didn't have to overhear his descriptions of the bleeding sore on his penis every time he walks out of the bathroom, though. I wish I were making this up. I'm smuggling in magic brownies. | |
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yeah.. don't let them tell you you're fine.. especially when you know better.. cuz really who's gonna know better than you how well you can or can't breathe.. i refused to go home when i went to tampa general in 2003.. i was in pain and couldn't even stand up straight.. the er doctor declared there was nothing wrong and was gonna send me home.. i told them i wasn't goin..well there 2 other docs that wanted to check a few things, which made me even more stubborn.. turns out my appendix ruptured on the operating table while they were using a cam to check me... if i had believed the 'educated' person and went home i wouldn't be here.. don't let them tell you.. YOU tell THEM and i hope you get well soon.. so you can get the hell out of that f**king hospital!! 'why y'all trying to say goodbye? I didn't go anywhere, I'm right here, im all around you,always..'
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Luv and prayers to you both...
Take good care of 1 another... 's and 's Jers'...don't eat all the majic brownies b4 Erin get's them | |
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CHIC0 said: JerseyKRS said: That's SO wrong, Chico Glad you're feeling better | |
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PunkMistress said: I'm so frustrated, you guys.
I feel like I'm having to fight so hard to get the clinicians to listen to me. They just want to get me out of here. I'm now having the same shortness of breath and difficulty speaking that I had when I came in here, even with the steroids. I told the nurse that I'm still symptomatic once again, and in this condition would be unable to work and care for my family. That is not okay with me, especially when they haven't even given me any pulmonary function tests yet. (PFTs would give them information on how my airways are functioning, and could rule out COPD and other serious conditions that haven't been addressed by the tests they've done so far) They want me to go home and schedule the PFT with an outpatient doctor. I'm here in the fucking hospital! Do it here, bitches! It's not even like they have to take my word that I'm not better. You can hear my voice being forcibly pushed out, I'm hoarse and struggling to speak, cords on my neck are standing out just from talking. The nurse assured me that he would call the doctor and pass that on. He went out in the hall and called the doctor, and I heard him tell the doctor simply that I'm ready to be discharged but "the patient wants to stay." Nothing about my symptoms, nothing. I got up out of bed, walked out into the hall and said, "I can hear you! I don't just want to stay here, I am still in the same condition I was admitted for and I have no answers! Put him on the phone with me and let him hear how I sound right now. I want to get BETTER!" He turned bright red and repeated my words to the doctor. The doctor immediately ordered them to hold the discharge and give me pulmonary function testing tomorrow (or as soon as a lung specialist is available.) Why should I have to fight so hard for that? This is a hospital. Oh, did I mention I was woken up this morning to be handed a bill for $3,000.00? That's with insurance. I'm trying so hard to keep my head up. And we're told we don't need health care reform. Rant over. I already said that I don't trust doctors but if there ever was a doubt in my mind about doctors not doing they're job (which there wasn't), this here has taken my doubts away. I'd sooner pay a monkey $3,000 to throw shit before I would give it to a doctor, atleast I know the monkeys would do the job and do it right. Sorry about the hard time they're giving you in there lady. Hopefully you can get some results out of that place. surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
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JerseyKRS said: We don't know what is causing her chest tightness, pain, and feeling of no breath.
My wife felt the same. It all ended up when she finally admitted she needed a bigger cup size bra | |
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The problem with (most) doctors and hosiptals (and trust me because of my disability I have plenty of exp) they don't give a rat's ass about only a few veterans that really studied and care about you that I know but most of them retired. But the problem is like I said they all wanna get their cash and don't give a shit. Most of these young people could care less about you, erin your post worries me a bit keep your head up I know if you keep on smiling it will go better keeping you in my thoughts and prayers! | |
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PANDURITO said: CHIC0 said: That's SO wrong, Chico Glad you're feeling better ??? LOVE ♪♫♪♫ ♣¤═══¤۩۞۩ஜ۩ஜ۩۞۩¤═══¤♣ | |
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gurl....I pray for you to get out the hospital....not only in the hopes that you get better....but because the damn hospital will kill you with stress ! My aunt fractured her hip and ended up calling her councilwoman to get the hospital to do what they were supposed to do. Go that route if you have to. They also have no business handing you a bill. That shit can easily be mailed! It's not like you are a dog in a vet clinic.
I am no friend to hospitals....we need health care reform finacially and medical reforms. However when you try to do the right thing, people want to fuck you over for that. Still not understanding that about this society. Also if you need help with prescriptions, try togetherrxaccess.com (so not soliciting okay LOL) for a drug card. Luv ya, gurl, stay strong! | |
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PANDURITO said: JerseyKRS said: We don't know what is causing her chest tightness, pain, and feeling of no breath.
My wife felt the same. It all ended up when she finally admitted she needed a bigger cup size bra you mean bigger in the band size | |
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KidaDynamite said: PunkMistress said: I'm so frustrated, you guys.
I feel like I'm having to fight so hard to get the clinicians to listen to me. They just want to get me out of here. I'm now having the same shortness of breath and difficulty speaking that I had when I came in here, even with the steroids. I told the nurse that I'm still symptomatic once again, and in this condition would be unable to work and care for my family. That is not okay with me, especially when they haven't even given me any pulmonary function tests yet. (PFTs would give them information on how my airways are functioning, and could rule out COPD and other serious conditions that haven't been addressed by the tests they've done so far) They want me to go home and schedule the PFT with an outpatient doctor. I'm here in the fucking hospital! Do it here, bitches! It's not even like they have to take my word that I'm not better. You can hear my voice being forcibly pushed out, I'm hoarse and struggling to speak, cords on my neck are standing out just from talking. The nurse assured me that he would call the doctor and pass that on. He went out in the hall and called the doctor, and I heard him tell the doctor simply that I'm ready to be discharged but "the patient wants to stay." Nothing about my symptoms, nothing. I got up out of bed, walked out into the hall and said, "I can hear you! I don't just want to stay here, I am still in the same condition I was admitted for and I have no answers! Put him on the phone with me and let him hear how I sound right now. I want to get BETTER!" He turned bright red and repeated my words to the doctor. The doctor immediately ordered them to hold the discharge and give me pulmonary function testing tomorrow (or as soon as a lung specialist is available.) Why should I have to fight so hard for that? This is a hospital. Oh, did I mention I was woken up this morning to be handed a bill for $3,000.00? That's with insurance. I'm trying so hard to keep my head up. And we're told we don't need health care reform. Rant over. I already said that I don't trust doctors but if there ever was a doubt in my mind about doctors not doing they're job (which there wasn't), this here has taken my doubts away. I'd sooner pay a monkey $3,000 to throw shit before I would give it to a doctor, atleast I know the monkeys would do the job and do it right. Sorry about the hard time they're giving you in there lady. Hopefully you can get some results out of that place. appalling | |
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ZombieKitten said: PANDURITO said: My wife felt the same. It ended when she finally admitted she needed a bigger cup size bra you mean bigger in the band size Someone's jealous | |
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PANDURITO said: ZombieKitten said: you mean bigger in the band size Someone's jealous really? naaah, I don't want to be fatter this is how you measure band size yes, if her band size was a lot smaller than mine I would be very jealous indeed | |
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ZombieKitten said: if her band size was a lot smaller than mine I would be very jealous indeed
Nothing that couldn't be solved by a good old... mud fight | |
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PANDURITO said: ZombieKitten said: if her band size was a lot smaller than mine I would be very jealous indeed
Nothing that couldn't be solved by a good old... mud fight | |
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I get to take a shower today!
I've only been allowed sponge baths because of the heart monitor (my heart rate keeps shooting up), but this morning I can take it off for a shower. No more smelly Mistress! | |
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PunkMistress said: I get to take a shower today!
I've only been allowed sponge baths because of the heart monitor (my heart rate keeps shooting up), but this morning I can take it off for a shower. No more smelly Mistress! Ok....imagining you in the shower just made my heart rate shoot up. and I am sure that I am not alone. | |
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MrsMdiver said: PunkMistress said: I get to take a shower today!
I've only been allowed sponge baths because of the heart monitor (my heart rate keeps shooting up), but this morning I can take it off for a shower. No more smelly Mistress! Ok....imagining you in the shower just made my heart rate shoot up. and I am sure that I am not alone. Now that made me feel better. I'm so confused by what is going on with my body. I woke up this morning and my heart rate was 110, 40 points above my normal resting rate. I was breathing fine, however. They then gave me a breathing treatment, and then I became short of breath! WTF! The respiratory therapist said it may be that even though it's a medicine, introducing any particles into my airways when they're relaxed could have irritated them. They're only going to give them to me when I'm symptomatic now. | |
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PunkMistress said: MrsMdiver said: Ok....imagining you in the shower just made my heart rate shoot up. and I am sure that I am not alone. Now that made me feel better. I'm so confused by what is going on with my body. I woke up this morning and my heart rate was 110, 40 points above my normal resting rate. I was breathing fine, however. They then gave me a breathing treatment, and then I became short of breath! WTF! The respiratory therapist said it may be that even though it's a medicine, introducing any particles into my airways when they're relaxed could have irritated them. They're only going to give them to me when I'm symptomatic now. Awwww I wish they could figure this out for you. How long are they going to keep you? I am sure being in there is stressing you out and not helping the heart rate. Damn..... I am sure it is so frustrating for you. Hospital stays suck! It is impossible to get proper sleep and relaxation. Do they think it is all down to Asthma or are they thinking it is more than that going on? | |
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PunkMistress said: I get to take a shower today!
I've only been allowed sponge baths because of the heart monitor (my heart rate keeps shooting up), but this morning I can take it off for a shower. No more smelly Mistress! Ain't no patient dope as me I'm just so fresh, so clean (so fresh and so clean, clean!) Only cut my legs a few times With these single-blade hospital razors (the blood is so red, red!) | |
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MrsMdiver said: PunkMistress said: Now that made me feel better. I'm so confused by what is going on with my body. I woke up this morning and my heart rate was 110, 40 points above my normal resting rate. I was breathing fine, however. They then gave me a breathing treatment, and then I became short of breath! WTF! The respiratory therapist said it may be that even though it's a medicine, introducing any particles into my airways when they're relaxed could have irritated them. They're only going to give them to me when I'm symptomatic now. Awwww I wish they could figure this out for you. How long are they going to keep you? I am sure being in there is stressing you out and not helping the heart rate. Damn..... I am sure it is so frustrating for you. Hospital stays suck! It is impossible to get proper sleep and relaxation. Do they think it is all down to Asthma or are they thinking it is more than that going on? Yes, it's frustrating. I still don't have a diagnosis. Still waiting on a specialist to come and give me pulmonary function testing, which may not be until Monday or Tuesday. | |
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PunkMistress said: MrsMdiver said: Awwww I wish they could figure this out for you. How long are they going to keep you? I am sure being in there is stressing you out and not helping the heart rate. Damn..... I am sure it is so frustrating for you. Hospital stays suck! It is impossible to get proper sleep and relaxation. Do they think it is all down to Asthma or are they thinking it is more than that going on? Yes, it's frustrating. I still don't have a diagnosis. Still waiting on a specialist to come and give me pulmonary function testing, which may not be until Monday or Tuesday. Oh no! That is terrible. | |
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MrsMdiver said: PunkMistress said: Yes, it's frustrating. I still don't have a diagnosis. Still waiting on a specialist to come and give me pulmonary function testing, which may not be until Monday or Tuesday. Oh no! That is terrible. Well, there is entertainment. My nurse and the CNA got into an argument over my heart monitor. When the nurse left, the CNA whispered to me, "She drives me CRAZY! I can't STAND working with her!" God, this is what passes for excitement for me now. Just take me out and shoot me. | |
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PunkMistress said: MrsMdiver said: Oh no! That is terrible. Well, there is entertainment. My nurse and the CNA got into an argument over my heart monitor. When the nurse left, the CNA whispered to me, "She drives me CRAZY! I can't STAND working with her!" God, this is what passes for excitement for me now. Just take me out and shoot me. I guess in that situation all you can do is find something entertaining and try to keep smiling. I know that is some times easier said than done. | |
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