Have you ever been admitted to a hospital via the emergency room? Well it is quite an experience. Recently I was told by my primary care physician to report to the emergency room after I had an ultra sound test. After I signed in, I was escorted to a room and admitted to the hospital.
I have seen these rooms on the television shows, but there is nothing like experiencing the real thing for yourself. I was shown to a bed and fitted with the hospital attire. I had a nurse assigned to me and to look after me and my condition.
Soon as I hit the rack (bed), then all of the professionals took over. There was a technician who came in and took several viles of my blood, then another technician came in with her portable xray machine to give me an chest xray, then another technician came in with her portable EKG machine to give me an EKG, then my nurse begin a series of shots and taking my vital signs. They were so professional and did their jobs in an outstanding manner. After 3 hours I was transferred to a private room in the hospital.
After arriving to my room another staff of nurses was assigned to take care of me. They began to monitor my condition and give me my medications and shots as required. I spent the next three days in the hospital and was release to come home after my condition was under control. My doctor visited me daily and checking on me as well.
This whole experience was done very well and in a very professional manner. I received outstanding care, I released on the fourth day. After I was release by the hospital and returned home. Three days later I received a telephone call from the hospital, they were calling to see how I was doing. This is quite remarkable, and this warrant being told to others. Too ease your fear of going into the hospital, I was not afraid, because I know that God was with me, every step of the way.
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