PART THREE, last submission of THREE, to @mudman

Lastly, but of deep importance, here in USA, we have agencies to which patients can report cases of what is believed to have been malpractice, etc. I have prepared a rather detailed, step by step accounting of what amounts to LIES placed into my medical record of events encountered in the emergency department of one of our local hospitals. Lies that refute what actually transpired while I was there for about 2 1/2 hours, scared to death, with blood gushing out my left nostril, down my throat, gagging on blood clots and the taste of warm blood...there is so much that was NOT provided to me, and then told at the end of 2 1/2 hours, "Sorry, there's no ENT available to help you here, so we are sending you to another hospital." Except that the record shows that I LEFT AGAINST MEDICAL AVICE/CONSENT! NO, THEY wanted me to leave, thus more lies surrounding the papers presented for me to sign (which I told the nurse I could not read what was there since I di not have my readers, but she said no problem, just sign and I'll take you out to your husband and you can leave...and so I did, wanting to be out of that nightmare place! NOTHING said about "leaving against medical consent/advice..." There's a great deal more, but suffice it to say that the New York State Dept of Health oversees what happens in hospitals, medical facilities, etc., and when I spoke to them, they indeed were VERY interested in what I endured and the subsequent FABRICATIONS entered in medical records (in itself a legal issue). My point? YOU may have access to filing similar report about your situation and the hospital could well be investigated. AS WELL THEY SHOULD BE. YOU NEED TO FIND OUT IF YOU HAVE SIMILAR RECOURSE IN YOUR COUNTRY.

Okay, I've written a book here. Hope you will make the time to read through what I've provided to you, and find helpful info.

Wishing you the best: Iris🌺🙏🏽