MPthatsMe thanks for reading my comment and the replies. Sending you big 🫂 🤗 and lots of love ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ take care my friend!🙏
Jada C.
Greater Sudbury, Canada
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Sep 23 at 12:34 PM
Anne Cook I'm sorry to hear this! I work at the hospital and I know how awful it can be. I was personally in a circumstance where they where they were over medicating me while I was in and out of consciousness after this terrible thing had happened. I really felt in those moments that they didn't much expect me to survive (I thought more than that just don't want to share it all here). I don't really feel they wanted me to either. At work, we always talk about burdens on the health care system and I really felt like they saw me as one of those people. I am actively working to help change those kinds of policies and procedures at my hospital that really don't align with what our actual purpose is. Unfortunately, for older people it has really gone downhill when it comes to giving them proper medical care,any of it! As small as having them understand why they are being given these medications to having no choice but to stay in hospital and pay crazy amounts of money to stay there and we're in Canada where "health care is free" along with a lot of other incidents that I see! I see it happening to my Gramma, her friends and my friends parents. I'm really sorry this has happened. I hope you can work on finding some peace 🙏 sending you big hugs and lots of love ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
For anyone else going through this. I know it's just not our hospital but becoming a patient or family advocate and learning the system in order to better help the people you are caring for can go a long way! People should always have a choice in their health care, to get educated on processes, procedures they may go through and medications. As much as they need to make a fully educated decision on what may effect them for the rest of their lives! Get involved!! No one is ever at their best when they aren't well and just listening to what the doctors tell them to do isn't always the best decision for them!! ❤️❤️❤️ Stay strong 💪