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Day of surgery - that HURT!!! The RN was getting...
simonemyheartApril 17, 2013
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Day of surgery - that HURT!!! The RN was getting on my nerves!!!
I asked for pain meds and zoo ran for nausea, I have IBS and had not had meds due to being NPO and she was so mean about it.
Now granted I may have not been the nicest at the moment because I was in pain, chest hurt like hell, disoriented, couldn't talk properly because when I did talk my sternum felt like a truck was sitting on it and as a nurse she should have known that.
She kept telling me to get up and get dressed because another pt was coming out and I needed to be out before they came out.
WTF! This is a 6 bed post op area with curtains to seclude pt's. I told her I needed to lay here for a bit and she said I had already been back there for 30 mins and I had to go. I didnt know how long i was there because I was still asleep from anesthesia. Now if I was able to I would have told her about herself especially considering I'm a nurse too.
My husbands brings in my meds for IBS but they were difficult to take due to extreme nausea.
When I was given my prescriptions I requested more zofran because I knew beforehand the nausea would be extreme and I spoke to the RN about this before surgery. As an RN it is your responsibility to create a plan of care individual to each pt and I believe she failed to do so.
When given my meds I could not keep them down and spit them back up. I did not throw them up I just spit them back into the cup.
The nurse took it upon herself to try to put my clothes on so I could go.....according to her. I kicked my feet to get her off of me and she became upset and just left the room, which was a good idea because I was starting to REALLY not like her.
After 30 mins I was beginning to feel like I was able to get in the wheelchair and go which was all I wanted in the first place was to lay down and let the pain meds and nausea meds to kick in.
A different staff member helped and I was very grateful to her. She was warm, sweet, understanding and comforting.
I asked for pain meds and zoo ran for nausea, I have IBS and had not had meds due to being NPO and she was so mean about it.
Now granted I may have not been the nicest at the moment because I was in pain, chest hurt like hell, disoriented, couldn't talk properly because when I did talk my sternum felt like a truck was sitting on it and as a nurse she should have known that.
She kept telling me to get up and get dressed because another pt was coming out and I needed to be out before they came out.
WTF! This is a 6 bed post op area with curtains to seclude pt's. I told her I needed to lay here for a bit and she said I had already been back there for 30 mins and I had to go. I didnt know how long i was there because I was still asleep from anesthesia. Now if I was able to I would have told her about herself especially considering I'm a nurse too.
My husbands brings in my meds for IBS but they were difficult to take due to extreme nausea.
When I was given my prescriptions I requested more zofran because I knew beforehand the nausea would be extreme and I spoke to the RN about this before surgery. As an RN it is your responsibility to create a plan of care individual to each pt and I believe she failed to do so.
When given my meds I could not keep them down and spit them back up. I did not throw them up I just spit them back into the cup.
The nurse took it upon herself to try to put my clothes on so I could go.....according to her. I kicked my feet to get her off of me and she became upset and just left the room, which was a good idea because I was starting to REALLY not like her.
After 30 mins I was beginning to feel like I was able to get in the wheelchair and go which was all I wanted in the first place was to lay down and let the pain meds and nausea meds to kick in.
A different staff member helped and I was very grateful to her. She was warm, sweet, understanding and comforting.
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2 years post op
simonemyheartFebruary 8, 2015
I am very happy with my results still. I do have keloids along the scar line under my breast and around my nipples but that has nothing to do with anything going wrong, its just genetics for me. I have gotten keloids with all my scars my whole life. I hate them don't get me wrong but it was a risk I when I got them done. I am still embossed about my scars because I had a life too - but what can you do, right?
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February 10, 2015
It would be awesome to see your pics too! Glad your still happy with your results! Is there anything you can do about keloids? What has your ps said about them?
Thanks for your update!
How are you doing several months post op? Are you happy with your results? We'd love an update when you have a chance!