Mist Attack
Never think that chemijpeApeite can afford not to help if a patient arrives with pain. Today, on April 27, according to the plan, chemotherapy was planned, although the patient did not feel well on the way, in the end it is our doctor and there is a hospital, but it hurts, it will help. When we arrived, the pain became more and more severe, I went through all the procedures with registrations, went into the chemistry office and called anxiously for help. Well then I had to listen that no one comes here and screams and if he doesn't come to chemotherapy then there is nothing to come here and in general she has never seen me, although I have been to all chemotherapy for my husband. I was ready to endure all the humiliation she had inflicted on me, but when I realized I didn't expect help,I promised to call an ambulance to her office, but then reluctantly began to do something at least meant an X-ray and called a surgeon, after suffering several hours of pain, finally shattered the small system, which for a while at least hurt. Although it was painful for me to start dating a chemist. where every time as the therapy took place my husband always experienced a reaction and I have always been by his side and seen him experiencing pain over and over again, the doctor only once came to see the upset nurse and left, no one ever explained to mewhy his treatment has these terrible reactions. From September to March, we have been left untreated until palliative care, and no one has said anything about why or what else could be done, until today, when I learned from Jeanne Sparrow that I am not the only one whose husband is sick. Simply cruel.
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