Complaints & Reviews — VideoJeeves

Terrible attitude towards the patient

We had a microsurgery center with my daughter, who was less than two years old (4 months ago). An operation was planned for a small number of hands. Our anesthesiologist was Professor Mamaja. Everyone says she is a smart and experienced woman. However, we call a week before the operation. She warned me that as a child. There may be severe anesthesia in it. I have had so many surgeries. I will of course be a mate respondent that is aware of all the risk criteria and will do the operation. Tried to intimidate with various scary sentences. As a child life will be a danger that vr not survive but my experience raising a daughter was greater and. I knew what would be better for her. She announced that if we drive then her forced card will do the operation but if not then it will only get better. Of course we leave. I didn't know what she looked like when standing admission I heard that a woman aged was talking about our case and called me irresponsible hair. In the end she brought us closer and met her as her patients. She ran around the ward and tried to persuade all the doctors to stop the operation. Not everyone paid attention to her. Then we went to talk to him about anesthesia. She says apologize to me. Told me to bathe as a child. Because of my choice the child is now happy running around but pectam they will no longer be. I was terribly intimidated. I cried and was already threatening not to sign the documents on anesthesia. Until my mother reassured me. I was humiliated for bad hair. About how I put my child in Georgia under a knife blade. The operation took place. Everything was perfect. The doctor praised that the girl is very strong and good. I endured everything despite the fact that we had many anesthetics and surgeries. Of course, Professor Mamaja did not rest. They almost chewed or chewed like a child. He was bubbling all the time. Skibi views. He tried to tell me from time to time that I was not a child. We need a second operation in a couple of years in the same room, but I am sure that it will never be there again. The experience is even worse than the experience at Launceston Hospital. And the experience of Launceston Hospital is hard to beat.