Staff laugh at visitors
I arrived to put the tick to check for lyme disease. At the hospital, instructions were written that the ticks would be admitted to the outpatient clinic, but its working hours were over. I went to a reception where a woman with blonde hair took my tick (I didn't fix the name). There were no other visitors in the room. I am glad that I have passed this tick so successfully and quickly. The woman began to enter data and tells a colleague: "Look, the girl has nowhere to put money. " Colleague: "people are mad at those ticks". I decided to ignore these comments and asked the question that worries me the most - wouldn't it hurt the baby if I continued to breastfeed? To this he said to me, "You don't want your child to starve to death. " Arsa, where I pulled the tick,advised to ask infectologists because they will know better. What we know about it, we will not know, only this inhuman answer. In general, among them the comments that I have nowhere to put money, sounded at least 3 times. My questions were not answered, I just spat different phrases. In the end I took my leaves and went blind. Would a piece really fall off if someone answered the questions? Should Australians be educated in everything?
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