Wow...it's been soooooooooooo long!
January, 2010...last time I had time to post something here. My life went completely coocoo...(or is it kookoo?)
Since last October Chris and I have been through some very difficult times. He was in and out of hospital so many times...3 infections, pneumonia, 3 surgeries...not mentioning the horrible hospital he had to go to for the first 2 surgeries.
Humber Regional Hospital at Finch...if you fear for your life...stay away from that place. Not only it's filthy but the staff is absolutely rude and incompetent. The room...OMG..was like a horror movie scenario, better...Stephen King couldn't have created such a horror story and so freaking scary nurse characters. Unfortunately it wasn't a movie and we did not make any money out of it. Wish!
The family lounge is used to put patients on stretchers. There were broken stretchers, equipments, chairs in he small hallway right in front of the fire exit doors. But the worst of all..very rude nurses...really rude and lazy and not mentioning almost giving Chris the wrong medication, not once, because they can't understand the doctors handwriting. One of them let Chris spent hours on his bed covered in puss. There was a leak in his bag and she didn't want to change it..so she told him to way for the next round nurse to do that, can you believe it? You have no idea of the smell...that was so inhuman...she' should have been fired, but in that hospital this is normal.
Cleaning is something that they really don't know what it is...my husband had to go to the hellhole for an emergency surgery, because of a massive infection 4 days after we went home. So, getting there, by ambulance, still we had to way for hours to go into the ER (they knew - Surgeon included - that Chris was going back in critical conditions. After waiting for almost 2 hours, because they said they were getting the room prepared for him...we went upstairs...40 minutes waiting again!!! Even the EMS boys (very cute, by the way) were amazed by that horrible place!!!
Here are the pictures of the "prepared" room to have a patient with a massive infection:
Sorry for the really bad pictures.
What you see here is not rust...it's faeces...and not Chris'!!!!!
Alright, we called the nurse, the cleaning lady, the nurse supervisor, the floor supervisor, the maintenance supervisor and, of course, nothing happened. So I decided to clean myself, not only the Chris' room and bathroom but the patient's family small kitchen. And that's what I found when I first went there:

Of course I HAD to clean those too...I wasn't raised in a pig farm and because I was spending the whole day there I was going to use it. And I cleaned them all...microwave, the sinks, the counter, the food cart...and I left a note for the family members, asking them to keep that place clean because...for God's sake..it's a hospital and you have your beloved ones there, right? Here's the note:
3 comments:
Flavia good for you.....you know I would be taking the matter further with your local council or authorities. You did not do the wrong thing by putting that note up for those lazy staff to read. They should take more pride in where they work and do the cleaning themselves like you had to do for them. I feel very angry for you and would not be happy with that hospital at all. You go girl!!! They should be ashamed of themselves at that hospital.
Hugs Khris
OMG that is just awful - way to go girl I love that note you put up. Even through everything it looks like Chris kept a good sense of humour - hugs
What an awful group of folks! Slobs! Thank God, your husband was able to be healed inspite of the filth. I would have done the same! Good for you!
Prayers for his continued recovery!
hugz,
Pam
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