I got out of the hospital Thursaday. I lied and said I was fine. I swear they were killing me. I had an ashthma attack, and nobody came, i started to scream. Finally, someone showed up. I aske what took her so so long. She said, she was busy with other patients. So It's all right to let one die. Then, they wouldn't leave me alone. They came in every ten minutes. I had to leave. They pumped me with so medicince, I threw some away. I'm so drugged right now, please forgive spelling and grammar. I don't know what I'm doing or saying, I'm just glad to be home. More when I can.
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Comments: 16
I am glad you are home and I hope you start feeling better
It sounds like a scary hospital stay, and I hope you get better soon.
I hope you will get well real soon. I have learned that the hospital is one of the worst places to be with breathing problems, serious sore throat, or choking issues. I get all the meds I need to treat myself from my doctor and then just stay at home instead of going to the ER where they don't help me and usually end up making me worse.
I hope you get better.
hope you feel better soon
Me, too. It's the worst hospital stay I've ever had.
glad your home,
feel better soon
NOOOOOOOOOOO!!! Don't throw those drugs away. If they make you that wacky...I'll take them!!
I hope you are feeling better now. That sounds like an experience I would not wish to have at a hospital.
oh no!! I hope ur better. my dad has asthma as well. u may need to keep
the meds just in case.
feel better. hugs.
Wow, glad you are home now!
hate hospitals too. glad you are home too.
Oh my sorry to hear you are not feeling that great, I hope you get better soon..
I have asthma and have three inhaller around the house just in case...
YIKEs, Carol...you're scaring me...hope you start feeling better soon..hospitals are good and bad and you never know what kind of week they are having until you end up in one and are waiting for help!
Hope you feel better soon. I have allergic asthma, so my inhaler is always on me once winter breaks. Can't say I've ever had a hospital stay though, but I hear a lot of things about hospitals.
Hospitals are busy places. and are usueally understafed.So the nurses and aids do the best they can. But it can be scary when you are the one waiting. I hope you are feeling better soon.