I am not well at all - my spiraling down
started with injuring my sciatic nerve by falling many times
my life is turned to pain - and now my meds have caused me to start having
tactacardia...
cant live with em - cant live without them???
last er trip - is the last time I will call 911
such cruel treatment - unbelievable - unable to speak - mouth seems frozen
ER doc yells at me - whats wrong?
i tried to speak was laughed at by the er nurses or immature techs...
then the doctor looks at me, and yells - you arent helping me???????????????
and with this my last post...
if you live in a 3 neurologist town, I would suggest moving while you are still well...
I live alone - so next time my heart races to 200 beats, tactacardia...
I will not call 911 - I will pray...
my race to finish - is clearly done.
I am soooooooooooooo upset - I feel crushed
they gave me benedryl - because I am allergic to so many pain killers
I thought the benedryl was going to make me sick to my stomach
then having zero levodopa/carbidopa I was shaking of which the nurses should have checked me - not at heartlandhospital in st joseph, mo?
I was sweating profusely -and they put warm blankets on me...
I finally had a friend get me water, so I could get somerelief from an 25/100
instant sinemet in my purse -and movement started again so that I could move...what a huge blessing my friend was!
the technician walked in and told me you cant have the water! I will have to ask the doctor for pills? and I said weakly - my voice hoarse and dry
I want this IV removed from my arm now!
She retorted I will have to ask the doctor?
and I said the best I could - I am checking out of here - on my own ...
she brought the papers to me quickly and I was put in a wheel chair, and lifted to the car, and carried back into my house...
my dear - I thought to myself -if I was old with PD would they have given me abit better care ?
I dont know the answer, but that day --- was soooooooooooooo horrid,
I wont call 911
not in saint joseph mo...
why?
they always say - you are in end stages of PD, we can do nothing for you?
frozen to the bed - horrible!