I want to start by saying I want to try and think ...
I want to start by saying I want to try and think the staff that saw me last night were doing the best they can, but my experience was very bad. I came in because the inquicker suggested I do for my symptoms. As my conditioned worsened, I managed enough energy to go tell the nurse I felt lightheaded, to which he snarkly replied "so go sit down". By then I was waiting for any kind of help. water, oxygen, getting my vitals checked, etc. as I began to have what they say was a panic attack, other guests called for the staff to try and help me. by this point I couldnt breathe, was sweating, and had basically gone numb. he said "he's fine" as i was losing sensation in my arms legs and face, and hyperventilating. He didnt even take time to look in my direction. thanks to the other GUESTS getting me water and helping me to breathe, I improved enough to not faint in the waiting room. when I finally got to the doctor, her decided to focus solely on my panic attack, and not the issues that made me come in. he basically said it was all anxiety, was very dismissive of what I was trying to say, kept cutting me off when i struglled to explain (just recovered from a panic attack, so couldnt speak the best) wrote a prescription for anxiety meds with two other women and his nurse there, he then returned and gave me a "dad talk" to basically say nothing was wrong with me, and I was discharged, feeling embarrassed and having the same symptoms I had that brought me in before the panic attack even happened. I understand that people come in for all kinds of reasons, and some seem silly to doctors, but aside from my nurse Tyler, every staff member I encountered was very rude and dismissive. Making someone feel like they are crazy, especially after a panic attack, and considering that this wasnt what brought me in, was very uncalled for.