I’m a nurse. He could have had a heat stroke with a fever that high. You judge emergencies by the severity of each patient. I would be livid and would turn them into the board
Just because you can’t see why they are at the hospital doesn’t mean your kids sicker. I have a heart condition that makes my heart beat 200+ bpm. But you wouldn’t see anything wrong with me physically. And I get called back #1 priority. Never wait. I’ve had people yell and complain every time I get called back first. You don’t know what people are going through. 🤷♀️
A fever above 104 can start causing brain damage or organ issues. They needed to prioritize things more appropriately. It doesn't go first come first serve in emergencies, it is by what is going on with them.
Fevers are so scary. When my son spikes a fever, he has seizures. Literally so scary. I used to work front desk at the ER. It’s super challenging. But she really should of not said anything at all. I’m glad Weston is better now! Also, next time call an ambulance. You’re guaranteed a room then. ❤️
I'm an EMT-Intermediate and going by ambulance actually doesn't guarantee a room (that's a huge misconception everywhere that we wish would go - patients get angry with us when they find out they have to wait after all), barring some kind of trauma, immediate life threat (compromised airway/breathing/circulation), dead w/CPR in progress, or dying. Everyone else gets triaged (intake papers, vitals check etc) and depending on the problem, being brought by ambulance MAY move you up in priority (in my opinion this should have been one). An EMT-Intermediate/EMT-Advanced, or Paramedic could have given IV fluids with acetaminophen en route and that would have been very helpful in this case. Fluids often help bring fevers down as not only are fevers dehydrating themselves, but fevers can increase because of dehydration, so it's a vicious cycle. That may have been a psych room but more likely it was an observation or overflow room. I've picked up many psych patients in ERs and usually they have their own area of the ER, often with enhanced security. Probably depends on the area and the hospital so may be different there. I can only speak to my experience. I'm glad he is better and I'm sorry that happened! My youngest had a febrile seizure at 1yr old. He went limp and unresponsive but was not feverish at that point so we called an ambulance because we had no idea why he was unconscious. He was like that for almost 10mins!!!!! He didn't feel hot until he was in the back of the ambulance and his temp was 103 there. It was actually the fast rise internally that caused him to pass out and not the fever itself, according to the dr. He said even if they don't feel hot on the outside yet it can be changing rapidly inside, and some people are very sensitive to that and pass out He has been fine since. He is 13 now. I have 8 other kids and none of them ever had that happen.
My oldest son has ALWAYS spiked super high fevers. Even as an infant. At age 11 while we were on vacation... 13 hours from home he got sick. This child spiked fevers of over 107 for 3 days. It was a very serious kidney infection. His 1st ever. We were thankfully only 30 minutes away from a huge teaching hospital that had a separate pediatric ER when he got sick. He spent 11 days in the hospital! His doctor was onebof the top 5 pediatric kidney specialists in the country! My parents had to travel from our home town to get our then not quite 7 year old twins and take them home. It was a nightmare. Unfortunately, we had to learn HOW to treat his fevers... and when to run to the hospital. He's 37 now... almost 38 and to this day runs extremely high Temps. When he got married I warned his bride... she had all the stuff he needed. His 1st 3 times he spiked a fever after they got married that poor girl called me frantic begging me to come over! (Of course I did!) Poor guy.
I’m surprise that they didn’t check his temperature in triage. They usually check your temperature, blood pressure, and pulse before they send you back to the waiting room. I know in my town, pre-patients go to a check-in room where they do all the things listed above. Do they not do that in your city?
With how downhill ER care has gone where I live, it would take a limb needing to be reattached for me to go back. All of us, including my kids go to the clinic inside the grocery store. Our insurance covers it and as long as you schedule an appointment, there’s no wait. Even without an appointment the wait time is a million times less than the ER. They actually seem to care there too, unlike the ER staff.
As a nurse it upsetting to hear things like this, your absolutely right to be mad at the whole experience.. next time call an ambulance since the patients that get to the hospital thru ambulance have priority or just take him to the Children’s hospital I had a similar experience with my son at the urgent care, doctors talking to me like iam dumb.. never again. From that point on I take him to the Children’s Hospital even if is an extra 20 min.drive Hope he feels much better, he is such a sweet boy ☺️
I'm glad Weston is feeling better! You're much calmer than I am because I would have been screaming at those people to get us back and even if I was able to keep my composure waiting I probably would've screamed into the phone that nurse was talking on when she said "he has a cough".
Are you serious?! 104 is pretty damn bad, shouldn't have let it get that high & stay that high for 2 hours?! Over 104 is severely dangerous especially for a baby/kid.. theres no telling the damage that was done to the poor little guy.. No offense but it's on you YOU should have MADE them see him!! Not sit back and do nothing for 2 hours..
Thats crazy! Once I took my 3 year old to the urgent care with a 104 fever and they acted like it was an emergency! Running, getting ice packs, undressing her to help her cool off. Fevers over 106 are extremely dangerous!
That happens a lot in hospitals in NYC. That is why, when we see this is happening, we usually request to see a person in charge. The receptionist is not qualified to say who is sicker. That is why most hospitals have a triage nurse. As a rule, children, the elderly and pregnant women are priority because they are at risk. With a very high fever, children can go into convulsion in no time. I hope Weston is feeling better. Steph, this was very hard on you and Gage. I hope you guys are feeling better too. God bless.
Emergency is not first come first serve it’s always based on severity. Your baby should’ve been taken in immediately. God only knows what brain damage was caused by having that high of a fever for that long. Hospital personal need to stop letting the power go to their damn heads and quit trying to play god and start listening to the patients and the parents of the patients. 😡
Right, our ER is priority first, I waiting 6hours once with my daughter who was 3 complaining of kidney pain, I’ve also been seen right away when my son needed stitches at 12am from falling when he was walking back to his bed, a fever that high I would expect that to be priority
Complain to that hospital, when you get that survey in mail of how their service was, tell them everything you told us. I dont know how you didn't lose your ISH. I would of gone physco. I'm glad he is feeling better!
So sorry about that scary experience for you guys. Poor little thing. Just an idea for anything like this next time if you have given him tylenol and it's not responding you can go ahead and give him ibuprofen on top of it the first time dose to control his fever while you them seen. A fever that high I would have given him both right away. Doctors in the ER had told me the 2 different meds are metabolized by different organs so in emergency situations don't hesitate to give both. I know that's scary as a momma.
I’m so sorry to hear that. Fortunately, I have a central line and they take me back with a fever of 100.4 because it can become septic and bad things can happen. I’m sorry this happened to your child
That poor baby... we are about 1.5 hours from children’s hospital and they are always so wonderful with my son. He has to go there often for his skin. I can’t believe the hospital you went to made you wait so long. I would have been so mad too!
I'm a mom of almost six with two step kids so I'd like to say I'm pretty seasoned, barf season tends to throw me a curve ball just cuz it's so unpredictable and I'm so grossed out by throw up have been all my life...... Anyways, I learned this trick maybe kid two or three into parenthood that a doctor informed me that you can give Tylenol every four hours and you can give ibuprofen every eight hours and if the fever is really giving the child a hard time I tend to use that rule. I also am a firm believer in a Luke warm bath, I just make my kids lie down and give them small sips of water cuz the room temp bath tends to stabilize them enough to drink enough water to cool them down quicker. I've been learning since my parenthood started at age 20 and I'm sure I still don't have all the tricks but there's nothing worse then a sick baby that you feel helpless in making feel better, hope this helps!
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I agree with you, I would definitely just go to Children's Minneapolis next time after an experience like that. So frustrating! Glad he's doing better! 😊
It’s so scary when they have high fevers, my oldest when he was 18m woke up with a fever and came and laid with me at 6am I woke up to him having a seizure, we took his temp and it didn’t even finish reading and it was almost 106, we rushed him to the ER and the same thing he was so lethargic it was scary, the admin dr we saw was horrible, they were mad at me for not giving Tylenol right away and just calling his dr when their office opened, I was like we came straight here
I'm sorry u guys went through that..my daughter who is 4 had pneumonia had it in her right lung it's scary to see your kids that sick..glad Weston is doing better
I would run 105 fever when I got utis all the time when I was younger and they didnt even question my mom they would rush me back.. they should have taken care of him first! My uncle ran 105 fever for 5 days straight and got brain damage from it
Ohh myy goshh...So sorry to hear. Yes Weston should have been seen ASAP. This happened to me before, but knowing me , I got upset and requested someone else to talk to besides the person at the front. Again I’m so sorry, but glad to hear that Weston is doing good and that goes for all your kids.
That's horrible that you went through that! I would definitely report them to the board! Sounds like they need better training. 106 fever is very serious!! I teared up watching this!
I sure know how you feel about a high fever of 106 my daughter had this when she was little (years ago) and oh yeah her body was like a Lobster the heat went threw my jeans in seconds when I took her temperature and saw it said 106 I’m like is this right took it 3 times sure enough was right I was freakin out .. needless to say she went to the ER as dr said get her right to ER and we didn’t wait as long as you did 🤦♀️ she had a Viral infection they got the fever down was released yeah I was so scared to go to bed I stayed up all night to keep an eye on her .. that was the first and last time she ever did this she was also 2 years old .. anyways so glad you found out what was going on glad he’s feeling much better
OMG, Stephanie, my ❤️ heart goes out to you. Your story made me so upset Thank God that he is feeling better. Your kiddos are so sweet and precious God Bless You All.🙏🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
They don't do anything for fevers. They told me all they can do is rotate tylenol n motrin. That's why he wasn't Priority. 7 kids here lol glad he's ok now
@@steelersgirl9930 yea, but they don't. They said there's nothing they can do like I said above. I been a mom since I was 16 and now 39 with my 8th child. Been there numerous times. No reason to lie 🤷♀️ I also worked in a hospital for 5 years.
Wow that's sooo scary I been there it's scary..my kids wont go pass 103 with out having a fever seizure.. it happen to me with my second baby I freaked out and call 911 and we were treated fast. That's the one thing I dont mess with the fever i almost die when i was 2 years old with a fever of 104 I cant imagine 106 omg.😢 I'm so glad he is ok poor baby to have to go thru that.
Next time you take any of the he kids there make sure you call ahead. I have to deal with that to and the last time we called ahead. They will take you right back cause that's what they did to me
I had a fever that high at 6 month old but it from a vaccine I had as a baby my fever made me have seizures I was really sick as a baby I was 1 year old when my parents found out there was something Wong with me now I am 39 years old I struggle every day because of what happened to me..
Ugh! So sorry you had to deal with that. My niece had a 105° fever. I immediately brought her into our hospital and they rushed her back. Wasted no time. Smh. Better luck next time
He should have been a priority.. Our closest hospital has put out a message that only the very sick should go to a hospital.. Doctors are for the normal problems. You’d think anyone with a heart would have said for Weston to take their place. I’m so sorry for you as a parent to go through this. Just being a nanny I would have done my nut..
I went threw that with my son 5yr old win he was Litt . Had 106. Went up to 107 by time had called us we waited 2hours in er back than had put him in ice by time called us had back ran all test done found he had strep throat.
This story reinforces my idea that if I'm ever dying, I'll just skip these clowns and plan straight for the funeral home or crematorium. Ever wonder why the US is dead last in citizen health for 1st world countries?
You can tell you are mad. I've never heard a curse word till this video. You definitely need to write a bad review and next time take them to the children's hospital. All that time I would have been livid.
I now how you feel it happened too my sister little boy one day my dad his work had to Go to work on some stuff and we want to see him at dinner time and eat and spand a night than we got up the next morning and eat breakfast then go home me my mom and brother and then a day we had my sister little boy we want to get him and we seat down in a 👵 said to my sister little boy hay be quiet and my mom said hay you are not his boss
If i was u i would of told that lady no we need a doctor to see him right away! Im sorry that u had to deal with that! Poor Weston u should file a complaint!
We have our accident and emergency department here 🏴 and it goes by who is a priority heath wise I don’t mind sitting if it’s a “normal” type emergency but you can sit there and see who is sick and should be seen quicker but having had a child who had a hidden illness we probably looked like we shouldn’t be there 😂
Where did you get your pull over jacket?😍 That’s ridiculous weston and you guys had to wait that long! They should’ve gotten him back sooner. I hate how hard sickness hits Weston. My son last year got a real bad fever to were he was screaming in the night staring at the walls hallucinating he was so hot to touch. That hospital sounds HORRIBLE! I’m sorry you guys had to deal with all that!
I’m a nurse. He could have had a heat stroke with a fever that high. You judge emergencies by the severity of each patient. I would be livid and would turn them into the board
Just because you can’t see why they are at the hospital doesn’t mean your kids sicker. I have a heart condition that makes my heart beat 200+ bpm. But you wouldn’t see anything wrong with me physically. And I get called back #1 priority. Never wait. I’ve had people yell and complain every time I get called back first. You don’t know what people are going through. 🤷♀️
A fever above 104 can start causing brain damage or organ issues. They needed to prioritize things more appropriately. It doesn't go first come first serve in emergencies, it is by what is going on with them.
Fevers are so scary. When my son spikes a fever, he has seizures. Literally so scary. I used to work front desk at the ER. It’s super challenging. But she really should of not said anything at all. I’m glad Weston is better now! Also, next time call an ambulance. You’re guaranteed a room then. ❤️
Ikr they are the worst, the last time I had a fever was in 2019 (at the end of January in 2019) about 102.5 I was not feeling well
I'm an EMT-Intermediate and going by ambulance actually doesn't guarantee a room (that's a huge misconception everywhere that we wish would go - patients get angry with us when they find out they have to wait after all), barring some kind of trauma, immediate life threat (compromised airway/breathing/circulation), dead w/CPR in progress, or dying. Everyone else gets triaged (intake papers, vitals check etc) and depending on the problem, being brought by ambulance MAY move you up in priority (in my opinion this should have been one). An EMT-Intermediate/EMT-Advanced, or Paramedic could have given IV fluids with acetaminophen en route and that would have been very helpful in this case. Fluids often help bring fevers down as not only are fevers dehydrating themselves, but fevers can increase because of dehydration, so it's a vicious cycle.
That may have been a psych room but more likely it was an observation or overflow room. I've picked up many psych patients in ERs and usually they have their own area of the ER, often with enhanced security. Probably depends on the area and the hospital so may be different there. I can only speak to my experience.
I'm glad he is better and I'm sorry that happened! My youngest had a febrile seizure at 1yr old. He went limp and unresponsive but was not feverish at that point so we called an ambulance because we had no idea why he was unconscious. He was like that for almost 10mins!!!!! He didn't feel hot until he was in the back of the ambulance and his temp was 103 there. It was actually the fast rise internally that caused him to pass out and not the fever itself, according to the dr. He said even if they don't feel hot on the outside yet it can be changing rapidly inside, and some people are very sensitive to that and pass out He has been fine since. He is 13 now. I have 8 other kids and none of them ever had that happen.
My oldest son has ALWAYS spiked super high fevers. Even as an infant. At age 11 while we were on vacation... 13 hours from home he got sick. This child spiked fevers of over 107 for 3 days. It was a very serious kidney infection. His 1st ever. We were thankfully only 30 minutes away from a huge teaching hospital that had a separate pediatric ER when he got sick. He spent 11 days in the hospital! His doctor was onebof the top 5 pediatric kidney specialists in the country! My parents had to travel from our home town to get our then not quite 7 year old twins and take them home. It was a nightmare. Unfortunately, we had to learn HOW to treat his fevers... and when to run to the hospital. He's 37 now... almost 38 and to this day runs extremely high Temps. When he got married I warned his bride... she had all the stuff he needed. His 1st 3 times he spiked a fever after they got married that poor girl called me frantic begging me to come over! (Of course I did!) Poor guy.
I’m surprise that they didn’t check his temperature in triage. They usually check your temperature, blood pressure, and pulse before they send you back to the waiting room. I know in my town, pre-patients go to a check-in room where they do all the things listed above. Do they not do that in your city?
With how downhill ER care has gone where I live, it would take a limb needing to be reattached for me to go back. All of us, including my kids go to the clinic inside the grocery store. Our insurance covers it and as long as you schedule an appointment, there’s no wait. Even without an appointment the wait time is a million times less than the ER. They actually seem to care there too, unlike the ER staff.
As a nurse it upsetting to hear things like this, your absolutely right to be mad at the whole experience.. next time call an ambulance since the patients that get to the hospital thru ambulance have priority or just take him to the Children’s hospital
I had a similar experience with my son at the urgent care, doctors talking to me like iam dumb.. never again. From that point on I take him to the Children’s Hospital even if is an extra 20 min.drive
Hope he feels much better, he is such a sweet boy ☺️
I'm glad Weston is feeling better! You're much calmer than I am because I would have been screaming at those people to get us back and even if I was able to keep my composure waiting I probably would've screamed into the phone that nurse was talking on when she said "he has a cough".
Are you serious?! 104 is pretty damn bad, shouldn't have let it get that high & stay that high for 2 hours?! Over 104 is severely dangerous especially for a baby/kid.. theres no telling the damage that was done to the poor little guy..
No offense but it's on you
YOU should have MADE them see him!!
Not sit back and do nothing for 2 hours..
Thats crazy! Once I took my 3 year old to the urgent care with a 104 fever and they acted like it was an emergency! Running, getting ice packs, undressing her to help her cool off. Fevers over 106 are extremely dangerous!
That happens a lot in hospitals in NYC. That is why, when we see this is happening, we usually request to see a person in charge. The receptionist is not qualified to say who is sicker. That is why most hospitals have a triage nurse. As a rule, children, the elderly and pregnant women are priority because they are at risk. With a very high fever, children can go into convulsion in no time. I hope Weston is feeling better. Steph, this was very hard on you and Gage. I hope you guys are feeling better too. God bless.
Emergency is not first come first serve it’s always based on severity. Your baby should’ve been taken in immediately. God only knows what brain damage was caused by having that high of a fever for that long. Hospital personal need to stop letting the power go to their damn heads and quit trying to play god and start listening to the patients and the parents of the patients. 😡
Right, our ER is priority first, I waiting 6hours once with my daughter who was 3 complaining of kidney pain, I’ve also been seen right away when my son needed stitches at 12am from falling when he was walking back to his bed, a fever that high I would expect that to be priority
Complain to that hospital, when you get that survey in mail of how their service was, tell them everything you told us. I dont know how you didn't lose your ISH. I would of gone physco.
I'm glad he is feeling better!
So sorry about that scary experience for you guys. Poor little thing. Just an idea for anything like this next time if you have given him tylenol and it's not responding you can go ahead and give him ibuprofen on top of it the first time dose to control his fever while you them seen. A fever that high I would have given him both right away. Doctors in the ER had told me the 2 different meds are metabolized by different organs so in emergency situations don't hesitate to give both. I know that's scary as a momma.
I’m so sorry to hear that. Fortunately, I have a central line and they take me back with a fever of 100.4 because it can become septic and bad things can happen. I’m sorry this happened to your child
That poor baby... we are about 1.5 hours from children’s hospital and they are always so wonderful with my son. He has to go there often for his skin. I can’t believe the hospital you went to made you wait so long. I would have been so mad too!
I'm a mom of almost six with two step kids so I'd like to say I'm pretty seasoned, barf season tends to throw me a curve ball just cuz it's so unpredictable and I'm so grossed out by throw up have been all my life...... Anyways, I learned this trick maybe kid two or three into parenthood that a doctor informed me that you can give Tylenol every four hours and you can give ibuprofen every eight hours and if the fever is really giving the child a hard time I tend to use that rule. I also am a firm believer in a Luke warm bath, I just make my kids lie down and give them small sips of water cuz the room temp bath tends to stabilize them enough to drink enough water to cool them down quicker. I've been learning since my parenthood started at age 20 and I'm sure I still don't have all the tricks but there's nothing worse then a sick baby that you feel helpless in making feel better, hope this helps!
I love your jacket so cute Stephanie I love your fashion!!! I am so happy to not miss out on your channel and videos you're such a wonderful family channel I love watching your videos
poor little guy... im so sorry
Most ER's standard protocol is 4 hour minimum so they get the most from your insurance, your co-pays
Sometimes if they get to high can cause a seizure in children high temps
I agree with you, I would definitely just go to Children's Minneapolis next time after an experience like that. So frustrating! Glad he's doing better! 😊
It’s so scary when they have high fevers, my oldest when he was 18m woke up with a fever and came and laid with me at 6am I woke up to him having a seizure, we took his temp and it didn’t even finish reading and it was almost 106, we rushed him to the ER and the same thing he was so lethargic it was scary, the admin dr we saw was horrible, they were mad at me for not giving Tylenol right away and just calling his dr when their office opened, I was like we came straight here
Omg that's so horrible no mother should have to go through that glad Weston is doing better hope you all start feeling better soon
I'm sorry u guys went through that..my daughter who is 4 had pneumonia had it in her right lung it's scary to see your kids that sick..glad Weston is doing better
Yes...i hate those emergency rooms /hospital management..
If your kid has a high temperature they should be seen first I’m so sorry u guys had to go tough that
I would run 105 fever when I got utis all the time when I was younger and they didnt even question my mom they would rush me back.. they should have taken care of him first! My uncle ran 105 fever for 5 days straight and got brain damage from it
Glad to hear he's feeling better 💖
Ohh myy goshh...So sorry to hear. Yes Weston should have been seen ASAP. This happened to me before, but knowing me , I got upset and requested someone else to talk to besides the person at the front. Again I’m so sorry, but glad to hear that Weston is doing good and that goes for all your kids.
That's horrible that you went through that! I would definitely report them to the board! Sounds like they need better training. 106 fever is very serious!! I teared up watching this!
I sure know how you feel about a high fever of 106 my daughter had this when she was little (years ago) and oh yeah her body was like a Lobster the heat went threw my jeans in seconds when I took her temperature and saw it said 106 I’m like is this right took it 3 times sure enough was right I was freakin out .. needless to say she went to the ER as dr said get her right to ER and we didn’t wait as long as you did 🤦♀️ she had a Viral infection they got the fever down was released yeah I was so scared to go to bed I stayed up all night to keep an eye on her .. that was the first and last time she ever did this she was also 2 years old .. anyways so glad you found out what was going on glad he’s feeling much better
That was bull that they didnt get that baby in I would be mad As Heck
OMG, Stephanie, my ❤️ heart goes out to you. Your story made me so upset Thank God that he is feeling better. Your kiddos are so sweet and precious God Bless You All.🙏🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
They don't do anything for fevers. They told me all they can do is rotate tylenol n motrin. That's why he wasn't Priority. 7 kids here lol glad he's ok now
Those Trusel Boys! 106 can/has killed people. High fevers like that is different. 104 can already start killing parts of the brain if left to long.
@@1215926 yea my son had one at 104, I asked what they do for them. NOTHING
If you watched her video, she said they gave him motrin. Honestly thats all they can do for a fever.
Those Trusel Boys! For fevers that high they do. The child should have been seen ASAP.
@@steelersgirl9930 yea, but they don't. They said there's nothing they can do like I said above. I been a mom since I was 16 and now 39 with my 8th child. Been there numerous times. No reason to lie 🤷♀️ I also worked in a hospital for 5 years.
Wow that's sooo scary I been there it's scary..my kids wont go pass 103 with out having a fever seizure.. it happen to me with my second baby I freaked out and call 911 and we were treated fast. That's the one thing I dont mess with the fever i almost die when i was 2 years old
with a fever of 104 I cant imagine 106 omg.😢 I'm so glad he is ok poor baby to have to go thru that.
Glad he is doing better
You're right; sicker pts are supposed to go firs. We triage according to acuity. I'm so sorry. He would have been seen and medicated if it was me.
Next time you take any of the he kids there make sure you call ahead. I have to deal with that to and the last time we called ahead. They will take you right back cause that's what they did to me
I had a fever that high at 6 month old but it from a vaccine I had as a baby my fever made me have seizures I was really sick as a baby I was 1 year old when my parents found out there was something Wong with me now I am 39 years old I struggle every day because of what happened to me..
Awww poor baby . So sorry you had to go threw that !!! Some hospitals are like that others take care or you fast !! Specially when it’s a child !!!
You really need to report that lady ❗️❗️❗️
Ugh! So sorry you had to deal with that. My niece had a 105° fever. I immediately brought her into our hospital and they rushed her back. Wasted no time. Smh. Better luck next time
I literally got sick every single Halloween of my entire life.
OMG what an ordeal with Weston! Glad he is feeling better! Oh boy that nurse though ugh Steph that would have made me mad too 😡!
I feel so bad for your family poor Weston I hope he feels better soon
I would have yelled so loudly at the nurse. You need to complain to the hospital!!
Wow that’s high... I don’t want to have a high temperature like 106 fever
He should have been a priority.. Our closest hospital has put out a message that only the very sick should go to a hospital.. Doctors are for the normal problems. You’d think anyone with a heart would have said for Weston to take their place. I’m so sorry for you as a parent to go through this. Just being a nanny I would have done my nut..
Best part of the video? Waston playing back to you
I went threw that with my son 5yr old win he was Litt . Had 106. Went up to 107 by time had called us we waited 2hours in er back than had put him in ice by time called us had back ran all test done found he had strep throat.
Complain, complain, complain to hospital (in writting) they need to do something about things like this..
I'm sorry you went through that. If it was my child I would be cussing them out.b
Omg that is ridiculous!!! Poor westen!!!
Definitely file a complaint with the ER facility!
I give you tons of credit hun I would have lost ALL of my shit!!!!! I'm so glad he's feeling better now
Why didn't you leave and take him somewhere else I have done this thank God he's ok
This story reinforces my idea that if I'm ever dying, I'll just skip these clowns and plan straight for the funeral home or crematorium. Ever wonder why the US is dead last in citizen health for 1st world countries?
God bless the NHS in the UK this would not happen your child would be prioritised glad.hes.feeling better.
You can tell you are mad. I've never heard a curse word till this video. You definitely need to write a bad review and next time take them to the children's hospital. All that time I would have been livid.
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I would of left and went to a different ER, then I would of filed a complaint
I now how you feel it happened too my sister little boy one day my dad his work had to Go to work on some stuff and we want to see him at dinner time and eat and spand a night than we got up the next morning and eat breakfast then go home me my mom and brother and then a day we had my sister little boy we want to get him and we seat down in a 👵 said to my sister little boy hay be quiet and my mom said hay you are not his boss
So sorry you guys had to go though that.
If i was u i would of told that lady no we need a doctor to see him right away! Im sorry that u had to deal with that! Poor Weston u should file a complaint!
We have our accident and emergency department here 🏴 and it goes by who is a priority heath wise I don’t mind sitting if it’s a “normal” type emergency but you can sit there and see who is sick and should be seen quicker but having had a child who had a hidden illness we probably looked like we shouldn’t be there 😂
That is a bad fever
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Wow that is absolutely horrible
I think every parent has an awful story like this
I would be putting in a complaint there was no need for that carry on
Where did you get your pull over jacket?😍 That’s ridiculous weston and you guys had to wait that long! They should’ve gotten him back sooner. I hate how hard sickness hits Weston. My son last year got a real bad fever to were he was screaming in the night staring at the walls hallucinating he was so hot to touch. That hospital sounds HORRIBLE! I’m sorry you guys had to deal with all that!