AMEN

For all other workers like radiology, transport, etc, that work directly with patients in the ER, also goes thru these annoyances too!

41 here.

I know, right?

Yep! The number of times I wanted to say "go home it's just a paper cut/bruise/not an emergency if you've had a sore thumb for 6 weeks!"

There are still idiots that will not understand what he is saying…

That is what makes him a good nurse that doesn't burn out.

He's an ER tech. Not a nurse. Nor is he PASSIVE aggressive. He's plain frustrated, thus aggressive!

BAHAHA only ogs will remember that

No-one said anything about shoving fruits up their butt... Cucumbers... are... fruits... O H N O

Lmao ikrr I can still remember thatt

I love your pfp

Ayyyyy aRmY

YES! Kids mirror your emotions, I ALWAYS tell people this and especially parents but they freak out anyway! I grew up with 4 younger siblings and you really quickly learn this when you're the one who's taking care of them 80% of the time. I try to keep a serious but calm approach whenever a kid is significantly injured, and I try to keep them busy by asking them what they were doing and trying to get them to tell me how they feel. Kids are usually calmer when you're calm, and will happily explain everything to you as long as your attitude is not aggressive.

He’s from Tik tok

@@FunToAGun I'm here, aren't I?

D o p p I o

He is a guy

Ikr

It's crazy how that works ...my sister has never smoked, takes care of herself, I on the other hand was a drug baby (opiates, amphetamines, barbiturates), I have always been sick, but when COVID ravished our house, I was one of the least sick, she was the ABSOLUTE WORST! I was so worried she was going to end up in the hospital 😢, it was so horrible! So important, I was taken in by her mom as a teenager, our mom never did drugs while pregnant 💝

out of curiosity, when did this happen? This long after covid I have been reading a heart attack in younger people is sometimes the first symptom of the virus.

My grandson had a heart attack as a baby. The whole family were given CPR training & we've all used that training!

Same not too long ago, I had already been feeling chest pains and been taking tums, but one day it was really bad ;-;

My first panic attack sent me to the ER. Between my racing heart, chest pain and feeling of "impending doom," aka, "I'm dying!!" I thought I was a goner. BUT by the time I got there, it was over and I was crying like a cold baby.

The mind, the brain, is unbelievably powerful. Put too much stress on it and it WILL cripple you. If you've never experienced a panic attack, you don't want to and you have zero idea just how hard it is to do normal, day to day things. If you've been diagnosed with anxiety disorder, seek therapy. It's every bit as real as having a broken leg or collapsed rib cage...

That heart attacks in women and panic attacks can look identical really doesn't help with the anxiety causing the panic attack either. Then add some acid reflux just for kicks and giggles! ... it was not a fun day...

@@Darthbelal I don't have anxiety disorder that I know of, but I'm bad around people...amplifies it. I'm normally okay...today I went shopping (I work the store and normally shop after I get off 3rd shift, not many people.) I do my best to be nice, but after WalMart, Spencer's and Hot Topic I went from me to calling the person who pulled out in front of me a c**t, everyone in traffic was "B***h!", and "GREEN MEANS GO MOTHERF****ER!!" at the top of my lungs...I was shaking. I've been there before. I was provided with love and calming music....could've gone much worse.

Same though. My favorite times are 2 am. There are some strange instances then but it’s quieter. Haha.

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Probably due to the Covid vaccine

They can charge people a few thousand for a stupid cut. There was a case of new parents freaking out because their kid cut herself and it seemed to be bleeding way too much so they went in, they waited long enough that it stopped bleeding and the doctor just cleaned the would in the sink and put a bandaid on it. They got a bill for $2k. They had insurance. Life saving can cost millions.

No, we just usually can't get medical care because of underfunding, so much better

congrats man keep going :DD

You still clean? We’re all rootin 4 ya!

Oddly enough, because women experience heart attack in all sorts of crazy ways, they are more likely to die of heart attack because they thought it was just "heart burn" or "indigestion."

Compilation, a complication is... (ΘεΘ;)

@@yourlilemogirl well, its complicated

Compilation*

@@Mushrom1786 Oop ur right typo

Yeah, I desperately want to wear a Mfkr shirt to work!!!

@April Robertson ha,ha!! Could you imagine wearing a Mfkr shirt to work?? Mfkr Mondays!! 🤪

@SoFloGrl forget team t-shirts on Friday. I want a MFKR every day of the week!!!

Well, if there's a next time, remember that if you are in the waiting room, it's probably a good thing, because you are low level triage.

BTW, i'm not a dr: do you have dysautonomia/ POTS by any chance ?

@@belgadog99 Yes a yet undetermined type of dysautonomia as well as another autonomic function disorder. They are having trouble untangling the two so they can be definitively identified.

My daughter had misdiagnosed Lyme disease for 8 months. She developed dysautonomia, severe migraine, very low blood pressure, dizziness as a result. She was 16 years old visiting ER for passing out and irregular heartbeat 2x, hospitalized twice to run longer studies. Consider Lyme disease; most people who are infected never see a tick.

My daughter had misdiagnosed Lyme disease for 8 months. She developed dysautonomia, severe migraine, very low blood pressure, dizziness as a result. She was 16 years old visiting ER for passing out and irregular heartbeat 2x, hospitalized twice to run longer studies. Consider Lyme disease; most people who are infected never see a tick.

@@juliakuri135 Thank you. However since I live in extremely rural southern Mississippi on 98 acres(mostly forest) surround by National Forest…Lyme disease was actually one of the first things I was tested for once I got a dr to listen. And Ive been tested multiple times over the years since it can sometimes be difficult to detect & as better testing has come out. Unlike many suffering chronic illness Im happy for any dr to test for Lyme…as long as ins pays for it & they aren’t solely focused on that being the sole answer…since even though I don’t spend much time outdoors anymore I have dogs who do. And it would be horrible to discover years too late that a worsening of symptoms was not caused by my known health issues but rather Lyme…which can often be successfully treated IF caught early enough. It’s always something I suggest people ask to be tested for if they live anywhere they might be exposed and are experiencing symptoms that may suggest it…just as a precaution.

That black charcoal looking drink was literally activated charcoal. They use it to treat poisoning, including accidental drug OD (prescription or illegal) and alcohol poisoning.

@@GothicElf68 well im glad they gave it to me lol. It worked

@@claudiacarolina6125 Oh yeah, it works wonders! But I have heard it tastes really nasty. Glad you were OK. Children taking medicines because they think they think it is candy or otherwise do not know the dangers of taking someone else's medicine or taking too much of their own, is incredibly dangerous for them. Children have died. So, yeah, you got very lucky. It could have been much worse.

Darwin almost got the job done!

Mine is heart burn

Move out. Get a job. And deoend on yourself. Granted if your of age. If not call children services Because batching online does nothing

married at age 17?

@@anna-fleurfarnsworth104 no engaged at 17 it was only 3 days before my 18th birthday. We got married that October and are still married to this day.

Bet your doctors haven't seen you diagnose people ..your fired .

@@anna-fleurfarnsworth104 If mature enough, it is ok

I have super small veins lol they when i went to get an endo they had to put it in my hand. between the cold and the anxiety every time i used my phone or moved it hurtt. I asked the doctor to double check it before the procedure just to make sure the nurse didn't miss or something. (No hate on the nurses, the first one gave up though lol)

Poor dude 😔

Unless you were seriously injured or dying, then you are most likely going to have a long wait in the ER. When I got ran over by a car, I didn’t have to wait. They wheeled me right off the ambulance and straight into a CT scan for a possible spinal cord injury because I, truthfully, said that my lower back didn’t hurt, which is where the car had hit me. When I fractured my left foot, one of the ER Nurses gave me a choice: 1) Sit in the waiting room for 4 hours to sit in a bed for 2 more hours or 2) Go to Urgent Care with the high possibility that it will be faster. I decided to go to Urgent Care. Roughly 4 hours later, I was back home. That was with 90 minutes in the Urgent Care waiting room and 2.5 hours with the Doctor taking X-rays and everything else.