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kozar

(3,243 posts) Wed Oct 1, 2025, 11:25 AM Wednesday

I'm starting to get worried about the hospital, I'm in. [View all]

2 hours ago, I asked for relief from a bout of diarrhea. The nurse just came back to me and asked," so, you are having trouble going?"
I woke up early this morning for a pee, and my bed was set down to the floor, I had to crawl out of it. To what end? I've never heard of setting a bed to the floor, for an adult,
I'm getting worried, I called my VA patient advocate,, hoping they can help

Koz

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I'm starting to get worried about the hospital, I'm in. [View all] kozar Wednesday OP

Whew IbogaProject Wednesday #1

Yeah, it won't, kozar Wednesday #2

hey, man. this isn't happening a vacuum. stopdiggin Wednesday #3

Reread my post, kozar Wednesday #5

Why did she throw the cup? obamanut2012 Wednesday #8

while I agree with that common premise - (professional behavior is ALWAYS the standard, and expected ..) stopdiggin Wednesday #9

We are in a new age now, where civility is old school and "feelings" are supreme and freely expressed. No Vested Interest 9 hrs ago #10

I can assure you that nurses are NOT stopdiggin 8 hrs ago #11

I agree that nurses are encouraged to act/be professional in conduct and the majority do so. No Vested Interest 7 hrs ago #12

Koz, they set beds to the floor when they're worried a patient might fall getting out of bed and might highplainsdem Wednesday #4

Not defending hospital abuse but..... Goonch Wednesday #6

Better to crawl, than fall. 70sEraVet Wednesday #7