Behind the Curtain of Medical Mistakes | NEVER EVENTS | Unveiling Preventable Medical Errors
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2024
- Medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the United States. Never Events is a term that refers to mistakes that should never occur in the medical field. This documentary shares the stories of individuals and physicians affected by preventable medical harm. Using information from top medical professionals and patient safety advocates, the film showcases ways to prevent medical errors and provides tools for the audience to better protect themselves from medical harm.
Director: Angela Asatrian
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I am an RN with 45 yrs experience. Healthcare in the US has fallen in quality beyond belief. Avoid surgery at all costs. Never, never leave a loved one alone in a US hospital! Healthcare is a transactional business now run by bankers and accountants.
25 years here . Agree with you but also ppl need to take care of themselves to avoid surgery or avoid dying during surgery. My average patient for any surgery is over 250lbs, smokes & has untreated diabetes. But it’s our fault if they have an airway issue or excessive bleeding etc
I believe you after the experience I had in a local hospital for a gallbladder removal. It's easy to see that it's all about enhancing the amount they charge Medicare and your insurance company. Patient care comes in as a second or third priority.
And yet they fired key medical personnel who avoided an experimental jab. As if they weren't already shorthanded enough.
That’s why I chose Ozempic and not surgery. You just never know. And after watching what happened to my Mother in a nursing home and the thugs that church hired to work with the elderly. It was just horrifying. Two days on it and I feel relaxed and rejuvenated already.
I am crohns patient and I go to drs alone it's hard to get under control . This has me really concerned 😢.
This film was pre covid. Imagine how much of this negligence happened during the pandemic. Hmm
Untold amounts.
This is a good wake up call for those who blindly trust the system. This profession have been put on a pedestal for far too long as well. There is basically zero accountability. I have witnessed too much but in saying that, there are but a few that have good intensions and take care of their patients. If you find a good one, hold onto them, if not, pray for your life.
My grandmother is dead due to lack of experience. They overloaded her with IV fluids.
Private equity is taking over American healthcare. It is private equity is taking higher and higher profits which takes money away from patient care.
We need to regulate health care.
I do believe we didn't have to
Never leave your loved one's alone in the hospital. Stay at the bedside and ask questions.
That is a must.
I wish I could have done, but in the UK England, they have visiting hours and shut the wards down. I know my mum had a bad experience in hospital as I gave her a mobile phone to call me. They took it off her so she couldn't tell me what was going on. She never got out alive. 😢
I know that you must be joking. In the US, there's zero flexibility around their strict 8-8 visitation hours. Even in the ICU.
The hospitals in my state still operate on covid rules. I'm autistic and physically disabled. My husband, who is my full-time caregiver, is not allowed in the hospital with me, and I have been abused by hospital staff on multiple occasions. Can't prove it though.
Can’t you record them with your phone? Like that lady did when she had surgery and recorded the surgeons saying horrible things about her.
I have been an RN for 17 years and I am currently not working due to the years of worsening patient outcomes from things that are preventable but ONLY when hospitals put patient safety FIRST and STAFF APPROPRIATELY! There is an easy solution that will drastically reduce adverse events for patients and this has been PROVEN time and again…….stop allowing these large corporations run all the hospitals like any other business and return the business of healthcare to those who are looking at what’s best for the patients and not the dollar sign bottom line! My heart breaks for the state of our healthcare system in this country and I just can’t be a part of it.
Greed kills
💯 I will never work in a hospital again because of this
They murdered people during "covid" for medicare payouts.
Same as around the world.
That is the most intelligent thing I've heard in a long time my love!!!!I wish every regular citizen in our country saw this and somehow made it change It's disgusting It's fucking disgusting
It's much more complicated than just the corporate and Vatican-owned hospitals. Many doctors are certifiable narcissists or even alcoholics/addicts (or both), and medical school is rote learning basically funded by big pharma, etc etc etc. Doctors are protected by the system and essentially have immunity. Giving doctors who already feel like gods god-status is very dangerous, and that is exactly what has been done..
If cops now have to wear body cameras, why shouldn't doctors/ surgeons?
There should be a camera in every or.
MDs have better lobbyists.
My sentiments exactly. It is a given.
Because it's a HIPPA violation? Really want to discuss your ED on camera?
And teachers. We have cctv on every bank machine to protect our money but not our loved ones lives?
Medicine should not be a for profit business. Doctors need to be paid and paid well, yes. But when hospitals are run as a corporation with a board of directors and share holders, profits come first and people come second. As long as this model exists, medical negligence will continue to be the 3rd leading cause of death in the USA
Finally! Someone expressing the simple truth. Thank you
Truer words never spoken!
Here in Australia we have "Universal healthcare". Even though it's not profit we have the same problems as the USA. One thing I've learned first hand is you cannot leave a loved one alone in any hospital. Someone needs to be at their bedside 24/7 to make sure no medication etc mistakes are made. There's a reason many hospitals do not like family staying over night.
You think care is bad now, it would be 100x worse if it was nonprofit. Mistakes will always be made.
I think that because hospitals are training facilities, their work should be voluntary service and as such should receive benefits such as food, housing entertainment etc commensurate with their roles & responsibilities 🫡
I work in the medical field . They lie all on reports all the time.
And records are LOST. ALREADY SENT but not. Destroyed by archives
Oh yeah, I got my lazy husband a risk manager's job at a hospital, and was treated for years to the game medical industries play, and the malice they have so casually.
I know they killed my Mom!
And on your medical records
No they don’t. Stop being a conspiracy spreader. We are constantly monitored on our charting
I’m 64 and had major back 5 months ago. I live alone and currently don’t have family close by. A good friend of mine, took me, waited the 4 hours for me to come out of surgery and talked to the Neurosurgeon as I was in recovery. You need to have someone be your voice!
I hope your good friend is checking in on you regularly
I was alone during, after m6 surgery 😢 came home alone after one night, because of my kitty fur-babies! Had to do it all alone, thank goodness no problems 😊
What is a Major back? nothing. Maybe you had laminectomies. I have had 2 of them and cancer surgery. I had Nobody!! Got Cabs to take me to a Hotel nearby!! stayed there for 1 week each time and than Drove myself 160 miles to my house. I am 75…I have many chronic diseases, and walk with a walker as I fall all day; Now I have start of vascular dementia! Be Brave Dear!! I have a DNR order, and tell them: if I die stick me in the trash container!! I have 2 children alive and 6 grandkids…has anybody seen them???? Far away and busy busy. 😀 oh well. Be Well Dear, Be Brave
@@kayfitzgerald309
Me too, be well
@user-ec2yw5ep9w thank you, sweetie, yes MAJOR back surgery!! But...I buried my only child HollyBear, 30 yrs ago, soooo
I've done the hardest thing EVER!!
I've lost 2 of 3 of my fur-babies these last 9 months (2 weeks ago, my princess Piper 😿) and the pain of major surgery was nothing compared!!! One furbaby left...hopefully GOD will take me home then!!!😇 yeah, dnr for me too!! Thnx for chatting with you, dear heart!! Hugs & love to you
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I have a medical neglect story. In 2021, I was losing weight for weight loss surgery preparation. In March, I began having severe shortness of breath. I passed it off as asthma but kept getting worse. For six months, I tried getting help. I felt so awful that it was hard to get out of bed. I was told I was too fat and I had anxiety. Well, finally I got sick enough I got to get tested and I had three blood clots in my lungs. I’m surprised I lived.
God was watching over you! Thanks for sharing ❤️
He surely was
How is that nurses & doctors fault? You’re overweight you’re high risk
Wow! Sorry you suffered.
Did you get the shots?
Not all are accidents, most are criminal , some Doctors are sociopaths.
Certainly the ones who perform circumcisions.
In most civilised countries circumcision, is classified as genital mutilation, and comes with long jail sentences. Perpetrated on defenceless children, put this crime in the class of the unspeakable.
@@thorvonoden5879 Amen to that.
Many are...based on my year long study about psychopaths, sociopaths, Machiavellian, Narcissists...to be able to hopefully recognice them.
I attracted them.
My mother was also.
Allmost all doctors, psychiatrists i met are...
When i finally realized this...i broke down.
Because...i finally understood why doctors behave like they behave towards me, my father, my mother and others...
The medical system is croocked and beyond plus all involved.
You are on your own.
Stay away as much as possible away from any medical facility, hospital, psychiatry...
@@thorvonoden5879
I also allways thought...
Nature gives babies genitals like nature intended, and any other and you should not cut anything away.
Everything nature ads has its function even if we do not understand it.
Its horrible.
And they do it mostly without pain killers and so on.
Babies and children being cut like it is nothing.
Horrific.
Traumatic as hell.
This should be shared by everyone…our healthcare is in crisis….. unacceptable greed by huge corporations taking over everything.
A lady I knew from my church went into a hosptial for a bone spur surgery on her spine. It was supposed to be a simple procedure but the surgeon nicked her aorta by mistake causing her to bleed out quickly. Many church members went in to donate blood hoping to save her but she was dead within 24 hours. She was only in her 30s and a mother of 3 very young children. Very sad.
That's so sad. I do not trust any Dr.
That is so sad. I'm a retired nurse and I stay clear of doctors
My nephew had an in and out spinal procedure. He died at home a few minutes later. Happily married to his high-school sweetheart.
@@user-rj9kj3on1x So sad.
@user-rj9kj3on1x oh my goodness, that's awful. I'm so sorry.
Besides the patients, the other victims are the family members who end up caring for them….so much agony, stress, sadness and pain due to negligence in the medical system
My grandpa went to the ER for gout in his elbow. He ended up restrained and sedated in ICU. My mom is a nurse and read his charts and mentioned to the nurses and doctors that his chart was wrong and/or missing information. The next morning they transported him to a different hospital. On the way there he went into cardiac arrest. They got his heart pumping again and admitted him to his new hospital room. He was put on life support. The new doctor came in and said he wouldn’t make it to see the following morning. He passed away late morning the next day. And we figured out the first hospital gave him something that reacted with his regular medication and they sent him to the second hospital to die. And there was nothing we could do about it. He went in for gout and passed away 4 days later. They essentially murdered my grandpa. He was only 67 years young.
😢 May Your Grandpa be resurrected as soon as this world is reunited with it’s Heavenly King
I am so sorry for your loss
Thank you 💓 @melissafurrugia9531
I’m so sorry for your loss
@@vanessah4964 Thank you 💓
So sorry for what happened to your grandfather but he will be resurrected into paradise on earth when Jesus rids this world of all evil n wrongdoers etc. God Bless you n your family ❤❤❤
It absolutely does not surprise me that we start off with an ovarian cyst incident. My story is insane. I’m alive by a miracle.
Are you overweight like she is?
My grandmother was 16 when she had to have an ovarian cyst removed....it was 1902.
The surgical incision opened her from her sternum down to her pubic bone. Her body had a depression scar like the grand canyon...I saw it every time she took.her corset off as a child. I knew her body was different only as I aged did I realize how difficult that must have been psyyvhologically to live with..She was told she might never have children. Her first baby died a few days old. She had my father a miracle in her early 40s.
@@latinaalma1947 oh wow! I’m at a loss for words, but she sounds amazing! I have an incision that goes not quite that far up but from above my belly button all the way down. My rupture turned into sepsis and then a septic bowel obstruction surgery 2 months apart to the day. I’m so happy your grandmother got to have your father. That’s so sweet! Wow humans are amazing ❤️❤️
What is crazy is that a cyst unless it's cancerous isn't going to kill you and they can be improved without surgery. Why would they be nicking an aorta isn't that particular to your heart? How?
@@Padraigp for me, mine ruptured and I went into cardiac arrest because of the infection.
I was sent home from the emergency room with a fever of 105. FUO. The next week I was back there again after passing out. All the while taking care of my 90 year old mother. I was lucky there was an infectious doctor on call. She figured out I had legionnaires disease. I spent a week in the hospital as did some of my colleagues. (It was caused by an air conditioner replacement) but sadly one did not make it.
You have to get lucky in the ER.
Yes you are so right re ERmy spouse for seen three three diff occasions..twice having TIA.s..mini strokes..a d the third time was,the big one..,massive stroke..made him a tetraplegic. They didn't even do,an MRI as no one on duty to operate it..and they didn't send him to next towns hosp or,could have even choppered him. By the time he got the MRI next day it was way too late. Brainstem stroke. Our
Iives are ruined.Made a complaint but the dr.s all covered each other's backs and complaint wasn't.t accepted.
One of the problems is that many think that doctors are gods and always right, i have so many friends who never question and blindly believe whatever a doctor says to them. My mother died because she never questioned and the staff at the hospital knew that. No one has pneumonia for 6 months. When i asked the doctor what made him think she did not have lung cancer, he shipped her off to another hospital. She was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer on Monday. It had metastasized to her bones. She died on Thursday which was Thanksgiving.
Very sorry for your loss.
Thst trick of sending patients to another facility shouldn't be cause to get away from murder whT kind of justice do we have, ho wait their all corrupt
And I seen first hand with my 3 beloved family that the so called covid was the pneumonia that they jus let get worse without the right medicine INSTEAD THEY TRIED A NEW DRUG CALLED REMDISEVERE THAT MADE ALL 3 MEET THEIR DEMISE IN 12 DAYS TOTAL. 12-23-21....12-24-21....01-05-22. Sister Liz 59.....Mother Mary 79.....Brother Chris 57. I jus know that GOD JEHOVAH had to be carrying me and millions of others to get through such an emotional tramazing plan'demic.
As a retired I have been horrified watching med staff and nurses wear the same gloves walking from room to room. There's the hospital aquired infections
Yep and IF YOU POINTED IT out you would have gotton a hostile remark even though your a million % correct
There’s not enough money in the world to compensate the lady who lost all her limbs and spent years in the hospital!
She is SO brave!
They would be better compensated though if CONGRESS were interested in making this an issue. They only work on things they think help their re-election. It’s past time the American people tell OUR Congressperson we expect action, hearings, changes in laws and accountability.
Right an enema? The janitor could have made a better decision!
This resonates so much…A simple broken heel repair was botched, leading to the development of a serious chronic pain disorder that took 2 years to diagnose only for it to be spread throughout the rest of my body by a nerve block following diagnosis. Since that error, I’ve required 13 surgeries…including 2 below knee amputations and several back surgeries for stimulator implants…one that required removal 2 weeks ago when it began burning me internally. All surgeons who contributed continue to practice, and Justice will never be served. I never imagined that life as I knew it would end at the age of 26 and lead me to require full-time care beginning at 28 years of age. All I have is a lifetime of pain ahead of me made even harder due to chronic pain patients being treated like addicts due to the “opioid epidemic.”
Sorry you are dealing with this. How challenging. Someone I used to work with had ankle surgery and the doctors stuffed it up and left her permanently disabled. Surgery they kept telling her she had to have or she would end up in a wheelchair… and she had it and ended up in a wheelchair. This is in Australia.
I'm so sorry this happened to you! I hope some advancement in medical care for your condition will occur and give you a better life than you have now! Best wishes!
Oh my god so sorry to hear your story, this is horrific. I hope you can find some peace
Maybe natural health
could help with the pain
I'm so sorry. I'm a chronically ill person also with pain and Lyme disease. Even still always try to avoid the medical establishments whenever possible bc they either screw things up more (too many mistakes to list), and as you mentioned treat me like a junkie/addict or now after post covid with the chat gpt & computer generation make the patient handle all their own paperwork and forcing our access to online putting that work load on us too.
Thought this would be a cool video to watch tonight, but reading the comments…I think I’ll skip this one. I have a lot health problems and don’t need anymore ideas in my head. I’m lucky to just be here writing this lol
I m quickly reaching the same conclusion.
If you ever need surgery, go to a teaching hospital.
@@moyamontgomery1468If you need surgery, go to a teaching hospital.
The hospital that nearly killed me is a teaching hospital I'm sorry to say don't trust anyone but you're self please question everything be like a 2 year old why why why you can never say it enough and get paperwork scans and everything you can on everything never take no for an answer ever please ❤
Me too. I have had dozens of surgeries in the last five years. I need to keep having them to keep me going and keep the reaper away. To be honest every time I have to go in I wonder what can of worms will get opened this time. Most of my surgeries have been followed by a new set of problems but I don't have a choice. Luckily I'm at least in Australia where we don't have the horrific medical debt and even in the private sector (where I have all my surgeries done) there's strict regulations about staffing ratios etc. The US seems like it's the Western medical wild west.
(1) For 10 days, with a temp that reached 105, hallucinating, I was told I had the mumps- A simple CBC revealed I actually had a staph infection in my jaw (2) I was released from the hospital post Thyroidectomy with a dangerously low calcium level. I had told an RN I was experiencing odd symptoms, she said it was from laying in bed too long. I was rushed back to the hospital for IV calcium. (3) A Dr ordered the wrong blood test when checking to see if my cancer had returned. When this was brought to his attention, he told me to find another doctor. The saddest thing is I could go on. I’m 71 yrs old, it’s a wonder I’ve made it this far.
There are Many more of us out here!
I'm 64 and I've noticed a huge difference between the way I was treated when I was younger, and the way I'm treated now. And I'm sure it will not get better. 😒 We survive all kinds of things in life, we shouldn't have to fear the doctor's office.
As a LVN, of 28 years, 3 states...I've seen horrific mistakes in surgery. I was told, if I speak of it, id lose my job and license.
I dont know how anyone can’t speak out. I would speak out & press charges against the company for being threatened to lose my job! Your first oath is do no harm.
Criminals
Thank you for Warning Us!
Yeah they ALWAYS THREATEN the license we worked so hard to get i was the first college grad in family and the license we work hard to keep its amazing the crap tht gets done when the joint commission is coming
I went in for back surgery and ended up a paraplegic, spending eight weeks in rehab learning how to live my ”new life” before going home to figure out how to parent my three young daughters. I “won” $450K for this, and spent it all over the next years on medical care, paying cash since I was no qualified for medical insurance in the U.S. Thirty years later, here I am, still paralyzed and still in pain.
that is so unfair honey❤I'm sorry they took away so very much. 😢
OOOOO GOOD LORD!!!! I would definitely pray for them doctors to have misfortune in their life EVERYDAY.
The Best defense is to do all you can to be healthy and stay out of hospitals and doctor's offices. Maintain a healthy diet and Walk a lot.
My boyfriend went in for a simple shoulder surgery and ended up getting sepsis then he died. Stay healthy....!!
I'm s0 deeply sorry for your loss.
OMG so sorry. You are 100% correct- stay away from hospital.
Yes, and try to seek second opinions and don't be fooled or scared to ask questions, always be alert. Bring family or a friend try to record or tape the interaction. And mostly be honest with whats going on with yourself, and others, give respect to the doctor and do your research on whatever you're dealing with. Turn to Christ, and seek the word of God for everything, we have to know our spiritual side of things, and the spiritual side of things. ❤
My mom was killed slowly and painfully bc of a hospital negligence… then they shipped her to a rehab hospital knowing she wasn’t going to make it… it gave me PTSD so bad, I have a hard time going into hospitals especially when it’s something with me and anesthesia
Try iv ketamine treatments for ptsd. It saved my life
PTSD? give me a break
@elegantlywasted5447 have you ever had something devastating happen to you in a hospital?
I totally get it! I know a few, including myself, where a hospital has caused PTSD! After a hysterectomy. Now, unless my arm is hanging off, I refuse to go to a hospital.
@@minners19 yes I have. Many many times. With my family & I’m a trauma surgical nurse. During covid 50% of our emergency. c section babies were being born dead. Both of my grandmothers begged for my help before they died, one of a brain aneurysm the other of a massive brain tumor. Would you like me to go on? My Italian grandmother who barely spoke English used to say “Bayla, There are things that will happen to you in your life and you have to choose to pull up your pants and carry on”
My bff had a surgery to remove cancer from female area and they nicked her colon 10 surgeries later got the ostomy bag removed. She had chronic health issues since and the doctor still practices and was not held accountable. No lawyer will take the case even that was blatant malpractice.
It’s very hard to get a malpractice suit rolling. I’ve had three things I should be able to sue for, permanent damage but no atty will give me the time of day.
@@sam12587I think you need 6 other people or is that class action
The whole "RISK" aspect prevents the malpractice lawsuits.
I am a senior who has had my share of medical issues, many caused by the abuse I suffered during my horrible horrific marriage to a narcissist. During this time I had to have major medical problems that required surgery and all kinds of complications. Today free from the abuse and torture yet left with the aftermath of the trauma and medical treatment that are now recognized as misguided and wrong
I am in Canada. I had my large intestine stitched to my abdominal wall during a C section in 1998. Developed sepsis and nearly died. My Mom was in hospital and we caught so many errors. Too many to list. One being hanging the wrong meds. They hung here room mates meds and we caught it just before they administered it. So many others it’s ridiculous. I had a double mastectomy in 2020 and they prepped me for the wrong reconstruction and cut important nerves and muscles and at some point my left arm was dropped off the table damaging and dislocating it. They would not believe me and so it cost me my career which was very physical, had to sell my house and lost my hobbies. Left arm still weak and pec spasms and fasciculations. Told I was faking it u til they finally did a nerve conduction test to confirm the nerve damage. Nothing you can do here about it legally… lost so much and on top of that the breast cancer that lead to this.
Fellow 🇨🇦here. It’s awful what you and your loved ones have been through! I worked in a hospital in Alberta and can say things are only going to get worse as they fill Diversity Hire quotas and schedule a majority of LPN’s to work the units with just the Charge Nurse being an RN. Scary as hell!
@@my2cents581I agree. When we went to visit a long term care home in Calgary for my Mom they told us the color of scrubs and what professional wore that color and that is how to identify RN from LPN from house keeping etc. we went on tour with the administrator and a patient was gasping and waving at her because his oxygen nasal cannula was in the floor! We never saw an RN or LPN during the hour we had the tour. Yes it’s going to get worse not better. I have to admit I have seen so much that I can’t imagine worse
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I trained and worked as a Radiographer for three years in a large teaching hospital in the UK From that time on I never trusted doctors or the NHS. I have three children and have several stories where the NHS were wrong and would have given unnecessary treatments to my kids Fortunately I learned. Say no more.
Now they undertreat ongoing pain. Sometimes that chronic pain can result in suicide. It's a hard call to make.
Thanks, I was looking for a horror movie I hadn't seen. 🥺😳
I felt the same way watching this gruesome report. The U.S. healthcare is a nightmare that we pay millions for…and it’s killing us!
@@MeadowDay yep if it's not the food killing us it's the Healthcare & providers
Stay healthy and safe and definitely advocate for those that Must go into hospitals.
My father went in to have his gall bladder removed through an outpatient surgery. They snipped his bile duct during the procedure. He kept telling them he didn’t feel well but they released him. He died on his bathroom floor a few hours later. Bile was leaking from his stitches. It was devastating.
I'm so sorry 😞
@@debbiemullinax7007 thank you
I'm so sorry too 😢
I'm not sure how relevant this is, but a gentleman that I dated who worked at Reading Hospital in reading, pennsylvania, had told me that a lot of the doctors there do not even wash their hands after they use the bathroom.
Years ago I was misdiagnosed by an old family doctor who was trying to tell me that I had allergies when I knew damn well it was a sinus infection....... he had prescribed nasal spray for me which, in turn, made it far worse.
The next day, I started eating raw garlic, and my sinus infection was completely gone within 5 days.
Awesome info🎉
WOW I make a REAL chicken soup with fresh garlic and ginger and turmeric AND IT CURES THE SINUS INFECTION.....and it even helped my Daughter who had the so called covid.
These people are Obligated to sign a (NDS) Non Disclosure Statement due to a settlement agreement.....
BS This DOESN'T STOP Them from telling Family or Friends that Probably Already know Anyway soy Advice Would Be To have them "SHOUT IT OUT" and SAVE Other Potential Victims 🗣️📣📢📺📡📻💻👩🏼💻
I’m so sorry to every victim in this situation, I am so sorry, the people who were supposed to care for Your loved One’s hurt You all beyond words expression. May Your strength to share Your grief help change regulation or simply help someone
Kentucky recently became the first state to decriminalize unintentional medical errors, which sounds concerning after watching this documentary.
I was almost killed at “the great” Johns Hopkins. Also victim of gross error at a medical school. I find these larger institutions often have a lot of errors
I agree
Look what happened to Maya . She won against john Hopkins….
Lawyers
What happened?
@@jeannerountree952 I was at John’s Hopkins to do a Tilt Table Test. I was strapped to a table (arms and legs secured) and lay flat to get baseline readings of my pulse, blood pressure, and respiration. Only a nurse was in the room. She was sitting next to me watching all the readings on a computer screen. After a few minutes, the table was tilted upright. A normal person’s autonomic nervous system would accommodate the movement and react accordingly. In those with various dysautonomias, this doesn’t happen leading to fainting and a host of other symptoms. Shortly after the table was raised, I felt the all too familiar feeling, I was about to faint…. I cried out “something is wrong, something is wrong!” But I was powerless to escape as I was clamped tightly to the table. Inexplicably the nurse did not lower the table as promised once she saw the change in my readings!!
At that point I fainted….then my heart stopped…..then sometime after that I had a grand mal seizure. FINALLY, the darn nurse lowered the table! But too late. I was flatlined for some time.
The next thing I know, the head of cardiology was standing over me asking if I knew what had happened.
I had a horrible headache and the episode must have freaked them out because they forced me to stay inpatient overnight (it was supposed to be an OUTpatient test!). I never received an apology nor explanation from Johns Hopkins. I can only imagine how many brain cells it killed as my brain was deprived of oxygen (that’s why I fainted). I only hope they changed their policy and started having more than 1 person attend the tilt table test
My nephew went in for an appendectomy and got out a week later after having blood transfusions from a nicked artery in his abdomen. It wasn't found until his blood pressure dropped dangerously low. There was no blood flow into a leg for about an hour and he was left with 2 huge scars from fascia surgery. He was just a young kid with appendicitis! I'd never seen my brother completely out of his mind from panic. It was a horrendous time for our family. Thank God he survived this, albeit with scars, both physically and mentally.
Gosh that's aweful. I am at the part of the family who's son died from 1q medications in 2 hours left alone to die ...on a withdrawals detox? Horrific. I have thankfully never had too many serious issues. When my kid broke his leg I had to take the cast off it was making his foot swell up and I never went back because they were going to put a full leg cast which is not what you're supposed to do for the type of fracture he had. I've had doctors tell me the inner ear doesn't exist and give me banned medications. I dont go to doctors any more. My mom was treated so badly in hospital that every day I had a long list of complaints which were common sense errors . Now she's off all her meds reversed diabetes herself with diet. Doctors are the real quacks. 3rd biggest killer? Thats insane. Look what we did for covid .1 percent of people died at the start from that. But 3rd biggest killer we can't do anything about that. How could anyone trust again after that. Sorry for your family but now you know. Nobody has your back.
@@PadraigpI am deeply sorry for your pain and suffering. My mum died in hospital after going for a routine checkup...dead 3 weeks later...they od'd her and then she caught a hospital acquired infection...
Met a woman who had her her internal organs stitched together accidentally and an infection began...long story short she's now a paraplegic after a series of errors and it all started with gastritis!
In Belgium in the 80's 2 different doctors only gave me a few pills to cure me from appendicitis 2x in the same year!
We did not have money to go to hospital.
This 2 doctors knew this.
But other get operated.
So if a few pills can cure appendicitis even in a acute situation, why is it that they operate you.
To make more $$$ i guess from the operation.
I never knew what pills they where.
So sorry for your suffering.
@heide-raquelfuss5580 I would assume antibiotics. Antibiotics are still use for appendicitis.....but when there is a possibly rupture they operate. The appendix is part of the intestinal tract. If an appendix bursts and connects your intestines to your body cavity that can kill you. It's not worth the risk to not operate if the appendix is very swollen aand could burst. You had no other choice and youw ere lucky. If the antibiotics had not worked and your appendix had ruptured would these doctors have just left you to die because you didn't have money? Usually acute appendicitis is not treated by your family doctor but by a hospital doctor because it is an emergency and ig Belgium Hadd no emergency departments to treat children in the 80s thats pretty grim. I hope you have a national health service now. But it sounds like you didn't actually need the operation. And the doctors probably knew this. Today all over thw world if your appendix isn't about to burst they will give you antibiotics first before opening you up as surgery is also a risk. It's just a better risk than a burst appendix in most cases.
It all comes down to money and greed, no compassion, 😢
Undertrained or inadequate and or overworked staff too.
Facts
"I would rather die of the ailment than its cure" is my slogan. Tell your body to care for itself and it will.
Well hopefully you won't have a terminal illness cause then you can tell it to heal. Right?
Lol
That slogan will change very quickly when you have a horrible pain or are diagnosed with cancer
I think that all the time. I’m almost 60, I’ve had a great life so far. I watch these people on you tube fighting cancer. More often than not, it’s horrible with a terrible outcome. I’d rather play my ass off, then off to Hospice for a good death. I have no children and my husband died 3 years ago. Nobody will miss me
That’s absurd, don’t take one documentary as a reason to die of the common flu.
For goodness sake lady!
My aunt had an aneurysm leading to her kidney. We were all aware of. We knew it could possibly rupture and she may not make it. Well she did make up, but after her surgery she kept getting sicker and sicker. High temp. Abdomen swelling. Scans were done and were told everything looked fine. Her daughter finally requested the scans ( she is a nurse) took them to her doctor she worked for. He popped it in and immediately saw they had clipped her ureter to her only good kidney. It was obvious . No way to deny it. The doctor blamed the resident. Blah blah blah. If he would have just owned up to it and tried to fix it. But no! She had to go on dialysis with multiple complications. She did pass. Mistakes can happen and acknowledging them is important. Never let your pride stand in the way of a life. Edit: If not pride… At least acknowledge it and take responsibility.
It's not pride its the system. If you admit negligence the hospital doesn't allow a doctor to admit negligence. The insurance companies don't allow it either. Literally even if the doctor wanted to admit it he wouldn't have been allowed ...more than likely from what I've been seeing on this issue .. and from tv shows I've watched too...
@@Padraigp Makes sense. It’s all just so unfortunate.
Hospitalists nearly caused me to die and caused irreparable neurological harm by misdiagnosis and inappropriate treatment. By day seven of hospitalization, when they couldn’t figure out what was wrong with me they started pushing me to sign a DNR. Luckily I have a friend who is an ED physician who insisted that I receive life saving care. Finally, an intern made a correct diagnosis, and I was started on the correct treatment. Nevertheless, I have permanent damage and I have serious PTSD around the subjects of doctors, hospitals and my health. And btw, I came out of the hospital with acquired c-diff and a photo toxic rash which required several ER visits and I spent two years bedridden, the first year sleeping around the clock with brain injury.
Thank you so much for the bravery it took to compile the info, do these interviews, and put this video together. I'd like to believe that most drs are good, but from my experience, not so much. I avoided surgery of gall bladder by demanding release from hospital. Did my own research and found a tincture called stone crusher. I'm so glad it worked.
My new dr (nurse practioner) told me I had diabetes. I told her I dont but have hypoglicemia. She prescribed a pill for diabetes. I never took it due to affects of immediate drop in blood sugar at a count of 80 on kit I bought. That would have plummeted my count into coma. Just in case, the alternative was one teaspoon of cinnamon in yogurt three time a day combats diabetes. I feel so clean. I no longer need those doses and am greatful for my curiosity.
Good for you!
Really . Interesting.
What I find that saddest is that there is a cap on payouts TO the people, yet there is no cap FOR the people.
I saw a tiktok of a woman who gave birth to premature twin babies. Even WITH insurance, the total cost for the birth and the nicu stay for the babies was almost 7 million..... MILLION dollars.
Healthcare has become little more than a business. Doctors are allotted minimal times per patient. Nurses are forced to work in unsafe environments. They are told to give premium care to those with the "best" insurance, while giving little to no care to those on state insurance or no insurance.
This has very little to do with doctors or nurses.. This has to do with forcing them to be little more than a cog in the atm machine.
My sister had a heart attack and was given heparin. They were ready to send her home the next day when she started to lose feeling in her legs. Over the next 24 hours she completely lost consciousness. Stroke protocol was never followed. She got an MRI 4 days later and had 5 strokes. She was beyond help. There's more to the story but it was beyond negligence. She was 50 years old. We looked into a lawsuit. It didn't go anywhere unfortunately.
Heparin is standard procedure for a heart attac. That is not malpractice. Maybe she reacted in terms of HITT, but if no one knew she had this, this was not preventable. I do kotnknow what happened afterward, I am sorry for your los, but giving heparin was the right treatment unless it was known she reacts to it.
My spouse was 48...I commented above. So very sorry.
Now, a 63 yr old woman who at the age of 40 trusted her OBGYN that all I had were a couple of cysts on my fallopian tube (I was assured that they were not cancerous). When I awoke from my surgeon, had decided that what I needed (without my knowledge or consent) was a complete hysterectomy. Never to have children, while in my 30s, he continued to reassure me that it was just one cyst, nothing to worry about.😢
Sometimes, it is best to be your own medical advocate when possible. Do your research. Make sure that you're prepared and have your plans in place before anything or anyone can harm you. The results can last a lifetime.
Why didn’t you sue him for malpractice. How can he just remove your reproductive organs without your consent. Sounds insane.
How is this legal?? He probably nipped something and decided to hide it with taking it all away
This is what happens when you allow the medical system to become a totally “for profit” industry. When you create lower paid jobs to save money, e.g., pharmacy technician instead of fully trained pharmacist. When you dumb down your education and make it almost entirely “for profit”. When medical insurers run the medical industry. When government kowtows to big industry lobby groups.
Every surgery should be filmed. Every surgery should have a senior safety specialist surgeon overseeing what is going on and have the power to take over from the surgeon
Well not to mention most of the hosptial is run by residents in training who are working 80+ hours a week for measly salaries.
My dad was rushed into hospital last week because his prostate gland was enlarged they put him a catather in and he's been re admitted and discharged 5 times in 10 days for a tract infection .
The cstather blocked with blood clots and pus .
He didnt even have a UTI. When he first went in .
I am worried sick because my dad is healthy never smoked doesnt drink does yoga 5 days a week and circuit training the other 2 .
He is usually in better health than me and this last 10 days ive watched him go backwards and fowards looking more and more frail and thinner and thinner .
They even forgot about him for 10 hours so he couldnt pee at home for 15 hours and a further 10 hours in hospital because they were that busy they somehow forgot to put his catheter in !!!
He is the kind of person that wont get on at them because he's under the impression that they know what they are doing and would never forget about a parient .
THE NURSE APOLOGISED BUT THAT DIDNT REPAIR THE DAMAGE HE DID TO HIS KIDNEYS ALL THAT TIME NOT BEEN ABLE TO PEE!!!
Been there, done that four times (catastrophic) and not one cent of apology or compensation. Thankful to be here.
Paid & protected killers
That is very unfair. Many doctors save lives and treat patients correct and good. Therr is many morp positive outcomes then the ones mentioned in the documentary.
I suffered terrible damage to my pudendal nerve due to an unnecessary botched medical procedure. I allowed a resident to perform it and she screwed up badly. I cannot sit or ride my beloved horses and I will be in constant intractable pain for the rest of my life.
I bet they sent her all the bills too.
Who is the "her" you are referring to?
My god.....😢 That story about the kid killed by the hospital that was supposed to be helping him medically detox. Like what in the absolute actual fuhhhhhh???!!! 😮 😢😢 How can something like that even happen? What did those people think they were doing to him? What Dr. who has a license to practice orders the meds and events that killed him that way?
The RN or pharmacist should have questioned how much medications he was getting. RN should know what is a normal protocol for medications for detoxing. It seems like a crazy thing that happened. I have caught mdication errors and would call the doctor to correct errors or call the pharmacist. You can go up to the chain of command if it is a safety issue.
I live in a small country on the west side of Europe (work it out) and, believe me, the medical profession here are well versed in medical cover ups. They all back one another up and even bully the harmed individual who may have lost their livelihood and future as a result but they don't care. All they care about is themselves, their money, their progression in the medical world, their accolades etc. to hell with the patient. I am one of those patients and have been near suicidal as a result of them. But I wouldn't give them the satisfaction of that as it would just be a problem gone away for them and that's not good enough. Instead I've become a thorn in their sides in a different way and faced them with their vileness at my own expense. However, if it gives them even a little bit of a conscience it's worth it.
Yes…an astute and true observation! Spot on!
Always imagined that you would be safe under a NHS network?. In the U.S nothing seems to matter but money 😰
@@MeadowDayThe nhs is just as bad. I have a friend who is bedridden and was taken in for heart issues. She is allergic to mushrooms and this was written on a board above her bed. She was given a meal with mushrooms in and went in anaphylactic shock. After being brought back, she asked about the mushrooms but staff denied it. Ten nurses lied on an incident report. The only proof was a photo my friend took of the meal. The nhs is a joke over here. Waiting times are beyond belief. We pay £135 a month NI contributions for this crap and they waste the money on Diversity and Inclusion managers. A fucking joke. We are not allowed to opt out of this and go private either.
David fritz back surgeon should never be able to cut on anyone not even a cadaver....he was told not to use a brand new technique - laptop surgery on husband!! But to open him up wide so he could see what he was doing!!! Leaving a 3-6 inch scar. David fritz - didn't listen to husband or myself - and went on to do the lapro surgery on husband s spine anyway- ended up cutting his spinalcord , now husband is permanently disabled!!!! And fritz went on to Lawrence and kc k to butcher more lives....JUST DISCUSTING HOW PROTECTED HE IS - BUT HUSBAND ISNT !!!!! P.O.S FRITZ.....
How in the world do you leave a highly sedated patient ALONE FOR SEVEN HOURS, after giving him entirely too many narcotics?!?! His poor parents!!
A good friend of mine has a son in ICU who’s on 8 different sedatives! Every time he wakes up, he panics, his blood pressure skyrockets, and they sedate him more!!!! I told her that sounds way off… background, was detoxing from alcohol from home, had a seizure, bit his tongue extremely hard, ended up on a tracheostomy, ventilator, in and out of consciousness… I’m worried he’ll be sedated to death.
My brother was.overdoses on meds when my Mom walk out of his room to use the bathroom. She came back just as the nurse injected the meds for a adult over 90lbs, but he was.only 70 lbs. He had 2cardiac arrests that night. He died 6 weeks later and never was able to wake up. He did finally breathe on his own
And was able to go home total care for 15 days before he died. He was total care, was only able to have TPN because he could not eat or drink.
Conveniently they lost his medical records and told the insurance he was never in their hospital. The nurse came back to work, was never questioned or investigated.
It's my opinion that every law in every country should be relooked at, medical, law, highway, school, insurance, safety, etc etc etc . Things change so much over the years that even laws need to catch up with them.
I want to Thank you from the bottom of my heart,for this file.The Father said is scripture what is hidden will come to light.God Bless you and these people who have come forward.
Thank you for the upload! So much information I never knew. Thanks 😊 again
Aren't the ovaries far, far away from the aorta? 😢
The aorta is a cane-shaped artery. It starts in the lower-left chamber of your heart (ventricle). From there, it extends up toward your head a short distance before curving down. The aorta passes through your chest and abdominal cavities and ends at your pelvis.
I have been an OR nurse for over 30 years in a university medical center and had worked in a small hospital on the side in the past and I can tell the difference . University Hospitals has higher standards and continues to improve every year . However complications still happens and it’s not a simple matter . It still happens to the most skilled surgeon. Going into surgery is without risk which is the more experienced and careful the surgeon, the more capable the staff, the better for the patient.
There are variables that are unpredictable, we had a 14 yo male Peds patients who actually had a malignant hyperthermia event, we were able to save him and we even used almost all the dantrolen the hospital carried plus our department’s stock and all the ice .Just imagine if that happened in a privately owned hospital.
The sepsis amputation sweet lady..just broke my heart….her husband is amazing ing with her…..can’t imagine
Simple operation, but the doctor cut the vein supplied the liver, the woman died. Boy received treatment for hepatitis C , died the rest who didn't take treatment 40 years later are still alive. Misdiagnosis 24/7. Pertussis is diagnosed as allergy and so on.
Most terrorizing inducing horror show ever , ladies and gentlemen I give you the The u. S. A ...my home is your home, But welcome to the terror dome
Yup. Well said.😢
Scariest place to be is in the hospital!
In 2013 I went into hospital with a tumour in the wall of my uterus - I haven’t been able to walk since.
In 2023 I had a half hip replacement, which dislocated several times before being fitted with a captive collar.
The excruciating week I spent in a hospital bed being log rolled every 4 hours to stop me from getting pressure sores, with a dislocated hip, still haunts me to this day.
…and just this month, my strong painkillers were taken from me and I was given ibuprofen gel to rub in as a replacement. It’s definitely not the same thing.
This because most med students quit class gone for play video game and mahjong! Happened since 1980's, may be earlier!
It happens in Canada too. While in hospital for abdominal pain I noticed one of my transplant medication were not among the meds they brought to my bed. the nurse instead of checking she said that I had to take my meds the way the doctor told me. I said I was but when I was adamant she went to take all my meds away from the bed table and said she would right down that I refused to take my meds.
Who's here with me😮
I am.
🙋🏼♀️
Here
Bless you
I'm here 😢
That husband doing his wifes lipstick and brushing her hair. 🥹 That poor woman!
This is powerful and brilliant….a prayer of justice for those of us who have suffered from repeated instances of medical neglect and abuse. Hubris, agonism and narcissism on behalf of the highly paid medical doctors and clinicians that refuse to own their gross errors…. What the anesthesiologists forget they know may be what kills us…..
I’ve been hospitalized over 100 times for severe lung disease with most admissions lasting 12 to 15 days. Once I was in 112 days. I’ve been given the wrong medication, sent for the wrong tests and even had a sitter come in my room that refused to believe I was not the confused patient. After going back and forth arguing with her she finally agreed with me. One time was crazy. I had part of my right lung removed at age 16 back in 1996. They did an epidural before going under for pain afterwards because it’s the most painful surgery you can have. I’m sitting hunched forward on the operating table with no one but the anesthesiologist within arms reach of me. I yelped when the needle went in and realized the IV drugs were going in. If I went forward nobody would be able to catch me. I threw my head and left shoulder to the side hard and slammed down on the table. That split second decision saved my face and their asses.
My sister has been bed ridden and in non stop excruciating pain for 34 years because of doctor error. She went in for a procedure so that she could get pregnant and the “doctor” punctured her intestine and then tried to covered it up. Turned out he was an alcoholic and used drugs. She went septic and almost died. They had to put her on the strongest antibiotics known for many months and they gave her systemic lupus. She was an RN . She was beautiful, athletic and uncommonly intelligent. The doctor was a millionaire and was untouchable. She’s lived with me for 3 years now because she never did have kids and we are both widows. The lupus completely disfigured her face and she has big holes in her arms and back. Her present doctor said that what the lupus is doing to her externally is causing the same thing externally. Her organs are hardening and scarring. She’s 67 years old and on hospice. I myself have been housebound and in chronic pain for 24 years because of doctor error And unbelievably our youngest sister has been bedridden for approximately 15 because of doctor error. I certainly understand about doctor error. I’m so sorry to hear about this woman’s suffering. 😢
😢😢 So, Sorry, so sad.
Great and necessary. If doctors know they are being filmed and being held accountable, they would shape up and pay attention. I could tell you horror stories from personal experience and being an RN for 40 years.
Police officers have for obvious reasons, and doctors and nurses should for obvious reasons, too.
I live in uk and I nearly died from major medical negligence in 91 and had to have blood transfusions because i lost most of my blood in seconds then find out that i might have had the bad batch of blood that was being shipped in at the time . I had ten plus year's of hiv testing and could not donate blood ( my family has always been big donaters ) I went to solicitor and I was told if i sued them they wouldn't treat me in any hospital again and make my life a misery i was 17 year's old with no support from anyone so i dropped it i was looking at 3/4 of a million because of how bad it was. If this was not bad enough they then done same thing 4 year's later but they sorted it so quickly was like lightning and I hope what my story helped other's!!! What happened was a 1 in a billion thing but 4 times the first time and then again 4 years later!!! Be very careful never think doctors are gods question everything!!! If skmething don't feel right or sound right then you question it all and NEVER EVER BACK DOWN THROUGH THE THREATS THEY GIVE TAKE THEM TO COURT THEY CAN'T REFUSE MEDICAL CARE EVER please dont fall for what i did. I tried to kill myself because of all i went though and no one cared at all !!!😢 you pay thrir wages treat them like you're workers please take no crap ❤
I was in an NHS hospital in the UK with influenza and a secondary chest infection, having medical conditions, I took my medications into the hospital with me where the staff I heard wanted to throw it away and issue me with new packs, so waste my medications & reissue them. I kept hold of mine by hiding them. I was also argued with about dosage & quantity of my medications that they were supposed to be sorting out for me as I was too ill & stuck in bed on oxygen and groggy with illness for a few days. When I was more with it I counted out my own medications and took the correct dosage as my GP Practice hadn't altered anything when I phoned to see what was going on with my medications. It therefore pays to be as alert yourself to your own care & if you have a carer partner family member make sure they have an up to date list of your medications that they are aware of the names dosage quantity & what they're prescribed for & when you're due for the next amount & any changes.
Have a good General Practice, Family Practice or Internal Medicine Doctor. Good doctors generally are friends with other good doctors. Prevention is key!
There also needs to be better pay, to make less need for OT. People are over working themselves to survive. The wrong people are heads of hospitals that over work the drs. I get it’s a business but healthcare needs to be restructured so badly! Not to mention human error happens but shouldn’t be happening at the rate it is.
Now imagine so many people in US complain we don’t have a free healthcare. They have no clue. They think they can get a good healthcare for free. Do they really believe the FREE is any good? Can you imagine a doctor who will work for minimal wages. 🤦♀️
20 pints of blood a body only has about 8 to 9 pints of blood. Where was it going ,,
The patient was continuing to bleed as they were receiving the new blood.
During a massive transfusion protocol like that, often the patient is receiving the product and then immediately bleeding it back out :/.
Re Ayer: ordinary people have a right to live, too. It doesn't matter if the patient "lights up a room", everyone has the right to be free of iatrogenic murder.
very well said and thanks for being so open it must be hard
All states have absurd caps on compensation. The minute you tell a doctor it happened at work they don't want to treat you further. They won't write down any diagnoses or give you a reference for any other that can help.
I've just watched this film and immediately shared it on Facebook.
I am a nurse and working in the hospital is scary. I am so glad I left 🙌🙌🙌
Around 30:50 as she tries to sound grateful and insists it could be worse!? No ma’am you no longer need to do that to try to sound grateful or brave anymore. Bless her and her family!😢
My mother died because our PC made a bad diagnosis which the hospital piggybacked on instead of doing their own investigation. Big difference between a sinus infection and an aneurysm.
For example, if consultants work in teams, coders might allocate work to the most senior consultant in the team, who is more likely to be a man. Also, activities were limited to inpatient and outpatient settings, so other activities such as teaching and administration would have been ignored. More importantly, the findings may reflect the way that women doctors work-perhaps they spend longer with their patients than their male colleagues and communicate differently.
Differences exist in the way that men and women work, both in medicine and other professions.2 One meta-analysis has shown that women have longer consultations, are more patient centred, engage in more emotionally focused talk, counsel more psychosocially, and that their patients speak more.3 Consequently, female consultants overall must conduct fewer patient episodes, unless they also work longer hours. (From the Natl. Institute of Health)
This is the stuff of nightmares.
Prayers and condolences to all these families, this is beyond heartbreaking.
My friend had a bad reaction to Keppra. He was told to stop the medication immediately and take a low dose of Dilantin. So he did. The. Went to the ER as instructed since there had been many seizures happening from everything. He told them all about what had happened. Long story short, the overdosed him on Dilantin. He had a stroke and is now paralyzed on his left. His wife had to have a pacemaker inserted in February because even after they put a stent in her heart to help with differences in upper body and lower on blood pressure, they completely missed the fact that she has Shone’s Syndrome. Her pulse kept dropping randomly to dangerous levels (30-40’s) and the did a walking ecg. Told her there were some lung issues. She almost died.
My sister was sent home from the emergency room after a tia, her blood counts were all messed up, and when our doctor reviewed them, he immediately sent her to an oncologist who gave her 2 weeks to live and sent her to Dallas. Thank god, 11 years later, she still here.
I was given some sort of anesthetic before a surgery and went in and out of seizures for four hours after they decided not to do the bloody thing. My mom, grandmother, and papa passed me around during that timeframe, repeatedly going to the nurses asking for help, and being told it was “just the medication and I’d be fine “. Many years after, (event was when I was four, this now, I was 20.) ki had two grand mal seizures in one day. After not having any problems during a 3 day EEG, they immediately told me it was non epileptic seizures because of trauma. Nope, I have epilepsy. I’d been having smaller seizures for my whole life thus far and they weren’t recognized. I’ve been having headaches every day my whole life as well. A lot of the meds they decided to try shouldn’t be given to anyone with a history of seizures . Even after I got the correct diagnosis and tried over 10 different medications, my seizures are still uncontrolled. Even knowing this, they put me on tramadol.two doses in and I started feeling bad seizures.
My grandfather had all kinds of leg surgeries done because a missed bone infection. My grandmother, had to have her toe removed because of unsterile medical instruments, and they both got shigella from the water walking therapy from the hospital. My grandmother later died in the hospital years later from a sudden increase of her potassium levels.
My best friend’s mother went to the emergency room because what her doctor had diagnosed as pneumonia wouldn’t go away. She had lung cancer to the point it had spread everywhere . She died less than 2 weeks later.
This is just some thing I know of. It’s way more common than people think.
~THIS… is why the TV series “House” was so unbelievable!
I will gladly share that Dr. mellelo in league city/webster Texas almost killed my mother due to medical error. I can’t even believe that my mom is alive. She had a stroke and an infection in a knee that will never the same. The drs wouldn’t believe what we were telling them and we later found out that she had gotten an infection in her knee while at the hospital. It destroyed her knee and almost killed her. It’s been a road of grieving for all of us but especially my mother.
Why did the doctors let their practices be taken over by bureaucrats and administrators and tell them how to treat their patients? I remember working with wonderful doctors that were so skilled and compassionate but these new doctors don't know how it used to be. Assembly line health care and I have been misdiagnosed so many times. Thankfully as a nurse I know how to advocate for my care but try too keep myself extremely healthy and out of doctors offices. I have lost all respect for my profession especially since covid and these doctors pushing this terrible shot for payment. Whatever happened to first of all do no harm. I never recommend the nurses profession anymore. Short staffing is preventable but the hospitals intentionally leave you short staffed and profits. Training is a 15 minute film and we are expected to do all types of procedures we were never trained for. They can just fire us and hire another body.
When you have a profit motivation like you have in the US, it’s not a surprise
I've been an LPN in Canada for over 15 yrs...I cannot comment 😢
I... did not know that sepsis could "burn" you from the inside out. How is that even possible?! 😳
our operating rooms have a camera and what looks like a microphone. i know our manager has a feed they can see. but no one has said they are recording.
And to think this was before the clot shot came along.
My mom died from medical negligence. 😢
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Mine too😢
@@sarahalbers5555 I’m sorry hun, it’s hard!