I came to Presbyterian hospital in Plano at the urgency of my doctor. I was throwing up blood, had extreme nausea and was in extreme pain. The admitting clerk was hateful right at the very beginning and told us she didn't know of any more tests they though they could do.
I finally got admitted to the Er, and they gave me morphine. It didn't work at all for the pain. The nurse kept saying, did that help even a little bit, and I said no again and again. I was then given two dualids, and that did help.
They performed all kinds of tests but anything on my lower stomach such as a colonoscopy, even though we kept insisting on one. Dr. Friedman kept insisting my abdominal pain was skeletal/muscle and from depression. I kept insisting it was not, plus I had high blood pressure all throughout my stay that they could not control.
The last day I was there, they unhooked my iv in the morning and would not bring me any water until I got upset, then they brought me just a little bit. At the end of the day they had me stand up, and I was dizzy, and then they took my blood pressure, and it was almost to low. This was the last blood pressure reading they took before they released me. If you don't drink enough water your blood pressure will go down, plus standing up after laying down for a long time will make it go down temporarily also. They had to make sure my last recording was low to save their butt.
When I got home, my skeletal muscle depression pain started hurting again, and I've been bleeding ever since. I've enclosed a picture of my skeletal/muscle depression for all to see. Thanks insurance adjuster Friedman, and the staff at presby for complying with United Healthcares wishes and rushing me out of the hospital.
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