We gave birth to our son here.

We gave birth to our son here.

Medically certainly good, humanly it leaves much to be desired.
On the introductory evening there is a lot of talk about how great everything is, a maximum of 2-bed rooms, family rooms free of charge if available, warm welcome and a loving team.

Then everyday life looks different.

The nurses voluntarily look at the patients once per shift.

Inquiries are forgotten several times "I'll look after you right away" and then nothing happens.

You have to be constantly behind.

The ward doctor also promises to come back for an examination after breastfeeding - of course, he no longer came the day.

But they all have time for coffee and cake.

The promised loving care does not exist here.

In 4 days the bed was not even freshly made. You were in your own blood ... only on request was there a new cover for the ceiling.

There can be no shortage of staff if you have the time to watch YouTube videos and take selfies.

The only reason to use the MHH is that you have everything under one roof in an emergency.

Oh yes, the free family room is just a standard room in which your own partner can sleep instead of a second woman. Free is a bit of an exaggeration. 89 per night.

Pity!