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- Storytime Reddit Stories r/maliciouscompliance where a guy gets a $10,000 bank loan, pays it off but the bank says he didn't. Cutting through the Banks Red Tape. The New Assistant Manager Brings Compliance on Himself. Entitled Doctor Calls someone about her trivial problem at 2AM? OK...
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I went to a dentist once and said I thought my filling was loose because the tooth hurt when I ate. He looked and said the filling was fine and "Sometimes teeth hurt". I had to schedule a cleaning on the way out and they were able to get me in the very next day.
The dental tech was cleaning and says "it looks like you have a loose filling". She gets the dentist, he says "ok, schedule her in tomorrow and I can fix it"
I went the fuck off. I told him he completely disregarded me the day before, his techs were better at doing his job than he was, and he was not getting another penny from me or my family and I was changing dentists immediately.
I was a justified Karen that day. Also we need to think of a name for a justifiable Karen situation.
Well, there's a difference between a Karen, who is self-entitled and self-centered, and someone who is actually entitled to better service. I'd say you fall into the latter category.
How about a Nerak?
Just call it Justifiable Karen
Linda.
r/entitledtobetterserviceparents
"My phone is broken and I need it fixed right now."
"Then how are you calling me?"
"With a different phone, duh."
"Then use that one."
Lol
although I get the joke, even so, that phone might be better quality, than the one he's/she's using to call them. why wouldn't you want to repair a better quality, phone?
@@t1518
uh... at 2A.M? She would get it fixed if she'd wait till morning.
Working in IT, got an emailed in support issue, it just said "My email doesn't work."
We all looked at each other and said "I guess they figured it out."
Plot twist: The broken phone has a lot of cool things.
The second story was the best. Total staff rebellion. Also demonstrates the flippancy of the manager. So many businesses are run like this, it's just sad.
I worked at a country club that had a similar manager. She was experienced in managing only from a low class bar and knew nothing about country club culture. Dhe tried to enforce her dive bar rules on our wait staff instead of taking our advice and letting us handle it the way customers "expected". It went so bad for her. Many quit and membership which was already suffering from previous mismanagement continued to dwindle. lol
Dude, YOUR Dr story just makes we worried about the kind of healthcare you're getting. Like, how do you tell a person "nope! Your discomfort is less important than me being right."
NHS, in a nutshell.
america
American Healthcare. I don't exaggerate. I went to the doctor because I had a hard time taking a breath.
The doctor said "At your age, that's to be expected". I was 70. I insisted on getting a second opinion. Saw a pulmonologist. After a series of blood workups, an MRI, a biopsy, and a physical examination (drumroll, please), I was told I not only had COPD, but I also had Stage 2 Pulmonary Carcinoma in my right lung. Up until the day I got another doctor, the first doctor INSISTED "There is nothing wrong that extra rest won't fix."
American Healthcare. Don't you love it?
(I'm surviving. I plan on staying alive, so I can attend the first doctor's funeral).
@@ellisclevenger2860 R/Pettyrevenge would be taking a leak on that doctor's grave.
@@jasondyrkacz8270 - Thanks for the suggestion. That first doctor, who's #1 on my hate parade deserves a #1. He's already treated me like #2.
StoryTIme: *clearly in pain*
StoryTime: M-my fingers broken
StoryTime: *opens bloody cloth to reveal crushed finger*
Doctor:*doesnt even look at finger*
Doctor: No its not
Doctor: *walks out of room*
StoryTime: *shocked*
Tbh I was saying the "saftey scissors" the doc was cutting the first plaster cast of my arm before putting the main one on, were cutting my hand, he denied this, eventually said fine! I'll cut from the other side... Gets the cast off, sees gaping hole in hand.. "Oh. " *gets bandaid to put on before sending me to get re-plastered.
Sounds like the patient wasn't the only one plastered in that story
I had a time when I broke ( literally ) almost every single bone in my right hand. The Dr ( a elderly Sir something or other ) looked at the X-ray and said 'Well...we don't THINK anythings broken'. So I asked for a second opinion.He walked out in a huff. Second Dr walked in and asked what the problem was. So I asked him to take a look at the X-ray before I said anything else...he took one look and nearly fainted himself...HE counted over 20 breaks in my right had !
Me : Excuse me doctor i think hurt my arm, it hurts a lot.
Doctor : *Takes quick glance at arm* No, it's not hurting.
Me : *Arm magically heals* Thanks doc!
Phantom pain of a limb that had previously been removed?
In Soviet Russia, you don't tell Docter when you are in pain, Docter tells you when you are in pain
@@kicksanddude now imagine The doc going around town just saying "you are in pain! You are in pain! You're all in pain! "
I was expecting "your tonsils aren't hurting.. because you don't have tonsils"
Plot twist you had them removed when you were a kid and forgot about it
I want to know the follow up on that. Like how many teeth did that clairvoyance comment costed the doctor, or something. Anything.
The follow up is "I am on a universal government healthcare program that blows people off for anything that isn't life or death"
@@Hr1s7i a doctor doesn't need psychic powers to look in someone's throat and see that there aren't tonsils where tonsils should be lol 😆
Timestamps:
0:17 Cutting through the banks red tape
5:15 New assistant manager brings compliance on himself
12:58 Call someone about your trivial problem at 2AM? OK
The point of writing this comment is...
@@aplanenerdandagamenerd9087 for the People who have heard a specific story in One of the other 100 reddit channels and want to skip to the next story.
Just a quality of life thing?
@@noneyours Yes, pretty much. Useful for those following mutliple reddit channels.
@@Icehowl OK, that makes sense. I get that people hate hearing stories they've already heard on other channels.
I was totally expecting your story at the end to finish "Your tonsils aren't hurting, because they have already been removed!"
Surprised pikachu tonsil
That’s where I figured that was going too 😂
Yep same but for me shoulder that if i moved wrong I would be in a pain fit they said yeah right till I moved and they where oh shit for I didn't tell them my pulse would sky rocket to where you could see my veins and stuff pulse
Unflortunately, it seems to be one of those, "I didn't go to med school and spend all that money so that YOU could tell ME what's wrong with you!" types of doctor.
That what I was expecting to!
That story with the unclosable $10k loan account makes me wonder if that might explain how banks manage to foreclose on houses owned by people who don’t have a mortgage with that bank (or even a mortgage at all).
After all, if the loan s secured by a house the guy no longer owns, if he takes $10k out of the account and doesn’t pay it back - or perhaps just ignores the $50 fee and rolling late fees long enough - does the bank repo the house that someone else owns?
"My tonsils are hurting."
"No, they're not."
"How so? Are they in your mouth?"
Storytime: my arm hurts
Doc: *looks* no it dosent.
Storytime: um yes it does
Doc: No it dosent, bye.
Storytime: ??😐??
This exact thing happened to me! The operator refused to send an ambulance because there was no blood...But my brothers bone was sticking out his body!
@@grillpaneddymsp7716 that operator should be fired
"my leg is broken"
"It was chopped out 10 years ago"
Loved all! #1) Bank incompetence one where they KNOW you didn't call them, but then you turn the tables on them, delicious! Then #2) National budget hotels with restaurants where the incompetent AM completely ruins morale and causing necessary people to leave in droves, and deliciously the Entitled AM ends up being forced to resign or be blacklisted. Finally, #3) is classic "let's abuse IT with our self-importance". Loved "let's play our game", IT game of MC. Hey he did what the ED asked, he called "someone" for ED! LOL, be careful what you ask for!
I know it’s just kinda part of your ending but you wishing me a really good day every video is always appreciated. So thank you.
I suffered (and still do) from migraines and other fun symptoms from a form of PTSD since the ago of 11. Lost could of the number of docs who told me, flat to my face, “No you don’t have headaches. You’re too young” AND REFUSED TO TREAT ME. Literally, I turned 18, went to the same doc I had used for years, and finally left with medication specifically for headaches. Not pain pills. They were fine loading a kid up with those. Some doctors need to remember that they aren’t the almighty and maybe they should listen to us small peons when we say we know something about our own bodies
I remember one of my friends was beaten and gangraped by her uncles, half-brother, cousins, and a few others, and developed a severe phobia of being alone with men, as well as (or perhaps as a form of) PTSD. Now, that happened when she was, like, seven. When she changed her psychologist or psychiatrist or whatever at age 15, the new one said "no, you don't have PTSD, you've never served in the military, as you're too young to be accepted."
Like, what? PTSD: "Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder". Not "Person's brain is weird afTer military Service Disorder". The "Traumatic Stress" part can be anything from seeing people die in front of you, getting abused or raped, being/feeling abandoned by a parent or loved one, be it by them dieing or by them physically leaving you in the middle of the woods (for example), or even just having a pet that served as emotional support die.
Hell, I got PTSD from reading Kafka, Orwell, and other such dystopian and horror novels for school when I was ten, and then I mostly dealt with it, only to get it to come back when my history class did a few month long dive into the holocaust. Now, I've gotten over that, but instead I have PTSD due to a chronic illness that impairs my day to day life and has for the past several years... (well, it's more like Ongoing-Traumatic Stress Disorder, which isn't a thing so far as I know, but eh. I've been diagnosed with PTSD once again is the point)
But to say that a girl who's been beaten and raped by her family, and that happened not just once, but several times, saying that she can't have PTSD because she's never served in the military is like saying "You can't be afraid of wolves, you've never been bitten by a dog!"
"Hey doc I broke my arm" *lifts up arm, bent backwards.
"No it isn't. It's fine."
"It's bent backwards dude."
"It's supposed to do that."
We had a patient where it took 3 doctor visits and 6 weeks before they decided to scan the CLEARLY dislocated shoulder on an 80year old who had fallen. Too late. Always in a sling now
Harry potter but with the bones removed
The "your tonsils aren't hurting" story is basically the same as every mental health / suicide attempt story I or friends have ever experienced in hospitals. Hospital staff treat you like you're taking up valuable space that could be used for "actual" patients.
Until that $10,000 bill comes in and they pretend they did sooo much for you
"Your tonsils aren't hurting", that when you should have said this: "They are hurting. You don't know if they are hurting, since I am in this body, not you."
He didn't have any tonsils... That or the doctor didn't see anything inflamed and did not investigate further. Could be just a bad doctor.
@@SirLyonhart Sometimes I get a random pain somewhere in my cheek or my arm or my leg. No swelling, no inflammation, no nothing visual.
I'd think if your tonsils were hurting, they'd be laying in their bed, listening to The Cure, and writing emo poetry about how their life is a box of rusty nails.
Moms when you say you don't feel good. "You feel fine, go to school."
That's a weird experience. The guy might be a doctor but he can't decide when and where you have pain😂
hate narcissistic docs
His tonsils may have been removed.
Yer doc actually tried gaslighting you. tf?
That doesn't sound much like sneaking into a person's private place and moving things without them knowing for so long that they acquire a paranoia-based mental disorder.
Or did you mean something else?
@@JaelinBezel he totally did.
Gaslighting someone is when one person continuously blames you for something you did with them and you alone and it takes such a toll on your brain that you actually believe you did it.
@@Nazareth07. Really? The definition I'm familiar with is a form of psychological torture.
My understanding of the term gaslighting is just trying to make the person feel or think that they are crazy or going insane.
Actually I was thinking gas lighting meant blowing up a gas station filled with field trip kids.
"No they aren't." That's the NHS for you...
Unless @Storytime doesn't know the difference between tonsils and the palatine uvula.
And yet everyone insists America should switch to a nhs
Yeah, I would rather pay for quality healthcare than that joke that is NHS.
@@Gilhelmi well wouldn't call it quality but it's efficient. Plus our poor insurance systems leaves me with free everything so same idea but better care
it could still hurt. just because he may have gotten the part wrong doesn't make the pain any less real.
maybe the doctor Actually meant that there wasn't something wrong with them and was just really sucky at speaking to other people... i mean, maybe he Thought it would be understood that he was saying they were okay but wasn't self aware enough to know he worded it poorly??
@A. C. W. If you don't make enough money you can sign up for Medicare (like I have at the moment) or if you don't pay for it.
I think that doctor was trying to use his Jedi mind trick
Let me guess, this bank was Wells Fargo, amirite?
that or Ally.
Something similar happened in the UK a few years ago the difference is the guy took the money from the bank (B1), put in a separate account with a separate bank (B2), by the time B1 realized what had happened 18 months had past. They had tried to get fraud involved and everything but the guy had the proof of everything and still had the money (£15k iirc). In the end it was decided the B1 would get there money back and they would cancel all the fees and fine against him.
End there? Nope.
The B1 having not learnt their lesson and being greedy SOB's tried to claim because he had taken the money on collateral he no longer owned that any interest made on the money was theres also! After fighting both him and B2 on it B2 eventually intervened with their lawyers and after a wwe-style lawyer-slam the decision was made B1 would pay all legal fees, ended up paying an undisclosed sum of money to the B2 branch that had helped with the case and the guy got a settlement from B1 of £5,000.....and he kept his original interest, its value?
£250.
"My phone is broken and I need it fixed right now!"
"Then how are you calling me?"
*Silence ensued*
Calling the Hospital Supervisor was great, but the more malicious compliance would have been to call the doctor right back. "Well, you told me to call someone. I decided to call you right back".
that "New assistant manager" story contains so many illegal things its hard to count, staff have rights to bathroom breaks, they cant dock your pay, cant cancel leave, have to give schedule two weeks in advance, and many many more things
Friend of mine had that problem ( tonsils hurting ) Doctor told him the same thing 'Your tonsils are not hurting'. Friend ( not the brightest bulb in the pack ). 'Yes they are'". Doctor 'Nope...their not...they've been removed...so their not hurting'. Love it :-)
That second story with the hotel is a repeat of the 13 colonies
ED for entitled doctor or erectile dysfunction since her attitude quickly kills "the mood" 😉.
As a charge nurse at multiple hospitals... the phone is an extremely important form of communication between staff and doctors. Especially overnight because our resources are so much more limited. And as charge nurses we do have doctors that we need to communicate with again especially in the icu. Yes mainly nurses run the hospital but that night doc is beyond important. Not that’s it’s end of the world a single phone is down... it is important that the on-call doctor has access to their phone and systems..I personally would be pissed at IT for this scenario.
The doctor knew you has a tonsillectomy as a kid so didn't have tonsils to hurt 8) Of course a patient's misdiagnosis of the cause of the pain isn't a reason to ignore a patient declaration the are in pain.
@@redfrog9717 I don't, I'm not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV 8)
@@redfrog9717 that fit the opening given yep 8)
I wonder if there was an element of wire fraud and misappropriation in the bank one.
Doctors always insist that you're not in pain, its like they can't understand the concept of the Morphine not being enough!
True
oh, do I hear a story from storytime himself brewing that we may hear in a future video about trying to get money back??!
I was feeling fine but went to a routine check-up the other day.
The doctor checked my tonsils:
Doctor: Your tonsils are hurting
Me: No, they're not
Doctor: Yes. They are.
Me: OK
So I left with hurting tonsils and a antibiotics prescription
Just save the antibiotics on a shelf until you actually need them and a doctor refuses to give them lol
@@babybluehashyo But don't save them for too long, they do go bad after a while. Check the expiration date.
@@Mark_Agamotto1313_Smith of course, no medication should be taken past date
A friend of mine had the same thing with the tonsils. He went in and said "my tonsils are hurting." And the doc took a look and replied. "No they're not." Went back and forth like that a few times before the doctor went "your tonsils can't be hurting, because you don't have tonsils. They've been removed." Apparently he had tonsillitis when he was a kid and had them removed and had just completely forgotten. God knows what was actually hurting.
The second story reminds me of my best friend from college. She works for the VA now, but still only makes very little, despite being a highly trained psychiatrist. She recently got a new head-staff (who is incompetent at her job) who did similar things such as require people to beg for leave days or impose random rules on hair styles, maximum overtime, and overtime pay, and even what foods people could eat at the office. I have no experience with bosses THAT BAD, but GOD she hate her. If you think I’m being sarcastic or spinning the truth, the head-staff attempted to move meetings to the only two days a week she works (Thursday and Friday) and she frequently leaves early/refuses to work. I did a little digging, and that is illegal and could get her fired. Honestly, I don’t know why she hasn’t already.
A bit left field, but ...
My throat was closing up. I couldn't speak. I went to my GP with my wife in tow and she described my symptoms - pain, can't speak, can barely swallow. He had a look and asked me if it hurt. It didn't, so I shook my head. He seemed startled, but booked me into an hospital in a neighbouring town as mine didn't have an ENT ward. Once ensconced in a bed some food was supplied. *SANDWICHES!*
The first story is EXACTLY what Bernie Sanders is talking about when he said "Fraud is the business model of Wall Street".
11:29
This story was clearly written from the UK so the currency should be pounds not dollars
Yeah well he put it in usd for an easy translation kid
16:10, his words made it sound like hate sex😂
I had a friend who had a similar problem due to a divorce with his credit union. He finally walked into the credit union and at the top of his voice he yelled MY NAME IS ROBERT XXXX AND I WANT TO SPEAK TO SOMEBODY WHO ISN'T IGNORANT!!!!! Person after person attempted to wait on him, and he would yell the same thing. He finally stopped and explained the problem. He said the next time anything with his name on it came up they sure as Hell would remember him and stop dinging his credit over his ex-wife's stupidity.
I once broke my arm and had it casted. Several weeks later it was time to come off the dr came in and started cutting it off me. I say “dr you are cutting my arm”. Dr replies “no I’m not” I reply “YES! YOU! ARE!” Now mind you my mother works with this dr. (RN) dr says “ I am certain that I am not!” So 10 min later the dr is cleaning up my blood and I look like a teen with self worth problems. Some may say I don’t much like drs anymore. I say I’m just careful when it comes to people who “ know what they are doing”
Funny thing about the ICU story. My mother is probably one of the lead specialists in her field nation wide. Not going to say whom she is, but She IS one of the doctors, and She IS the supervisor, and as she put it when I asked her about movies "I deal with enough death every day". So I get that guy is sarcastic about doctors affecting ICU supervisorship, but he is also dead wrong. Doctors in the ICUs and what not are incredibly taxed in this day, supervisor or not.
A doctor didn’t believe my friend when she kept complaining about a sore throat. He said she just wanted to skip school. After weeks of visits, he finally and very rudely said he would remove her tonsils. During surgery, as soon as he touched them, they burst open. The infection was on the bottom, so the tonsils looked fine when he looked at them. He apologized, but her mom ripped him a new one.
Umm doc? My tonsils are hurting.
No they're not.
Oh ok then. Could you schedule an MRI to figure out why I clearly have a warped perception of reality?
I think it's worse when you do some of your own homework, but you do it thoroughly and honestly, enough that you've pretty much self-diagnosed to the point of being able to work on things yourself (in mental health; don't try to heal torn muscles yourself... that's not something you can do. Or maybe this should be a learning moment for me, that I should also go see someone for mental things, regardless of whether or not they've been illegitimized in the past.. ANYWAY) and rather than take your symptoms and suspicions at face value, they look at the self-diagnosis you've done and USE that against you because if you're self-diagnosing, you must be exaggerating all of your symptoms. So now you not only will not get a diagnosis, but your symptoms apparently no longer exist. LOVE IT.
"my tonsils are hurting " ... " no they're not " ...... " wat ?? " ... " yep not hurting ...... here's your bill " Bill: 3000$
"The Pay was dreadful"
"But it paid my rent"
Uh, then it ain't dreadful, Some of us work full time jobs and still can't afford rent.
I doubt that anybody would work full hours to get not enough money to even afford rent. If you do, you're doing it wrong. Get a better job or a cheaper home. Can't be done? How are the people around you affording to pay their rent?
I thought for one second the Doctor was going to say that 'Your tonsils aren't hurting because they were removed when you were a kid'.
Sounds like you had a jedi therapy.
Apparently he did not have enough juice to let it flow
The first one reminds me of when I worked in the network area of a bank. Our payroll department also performed payroll services to about 2 dozen local businesses. Every afternoon we would get an electronic funds transfer from a large east coast bank for the amount of the checks that payroll clients were issuing that day. The transfer came in over an ancient data phone, a dial up modem that probably dated back to the 1960s. We would set up the phone about 15 minutes before the transfer time, and when the transfer would come in, the phone would ring once, the transfer would be received, and then the data phone would give a half ring and the printer would start printing the payroll report. One day everything is going as usual, but the payroll report starts printing before the end of the transfer. We get the half ring and the transfer is done. The printer keeps printing for a minute of so longer than normal. Finally it stops and I take the report off of the printer, look at the totals page and chuckle. I call up the east coast bank and talk to someone in their network area. "Hello, this is (my name) at (bank name) in (our city). I think you sent us the wrong tape." Guy insists he sent the right tape. "We don't have any accounts that match the file you sent." Guy still insists it's the correct tape. We go back and forth a couple more times with me telling him the things that the report says are wrong. He continues to insist that he sent the right tape. Finally, I get tired of him and read off the transfer grand total. Enunciating clearly, I said "You just sent us $73 BILLION dollars. Do you want us to keep the money?" There's a long silence at the other end of the phone. Finally, the guy says "Set up again and we'll re-transmit." It happened again a couple of years later, but it wasn't nearly as much fun as the first time. Lol!
I have a similar story. a friend of my dads kept going to the hospital over and over complaining of chest pains, the doctors said she just had heartburn and told her to leave. after about the 4th time going to the hospital for this issue and recieving the same response she died from a heart attack. needless to say her 2 kids sued the pants off the hospital.
They didn't sue the underwear off though?
But....
Did they win?
heard stories like that a Lot in the 80s. we had a hospital in the area that people would refuse to go to even if they Knew they were dying because it was KNOWN to have shit treatment. even today, though the hospital is better and has collectively worked its ass off to improve, isn't even the same System any more, people Still give the place a wide berth. preferring instead to go as far as twenty minutes out of their way to a hospital further North. [shakes head]
@@kstormgeistgem461 my father drove to a completely different city when I was born because the hospital where he lived wasn't as good. it's good that he did because I was born dead and they had to revive me, the other hospital wouldn't have been able to do that.
We had a similar problem with a bank.... they were telling us for half a year they wouldn't get our mail. We complained about that, that we tried sending mail, sending fax, sending e-mail, went to the bank and handed it in personally. They aplogized and told to bring it in personally. Well we did, duh?! It took a court case to get a fricking answer from them. We were in the right but they refused again to do something. "The court says you are in the right, but they didn't say we need to do something" WOOOOW. Well it's a court case yet again, frickin idiots.
That's when you get the sheriff involved and start taking office equipment.
Never, ever, under any circumstances should you EVER do ANY business with a for-profit bank. For-profit banks operate by abusing and defrauding their customers. They cannot otherwise remain in business.
Credit unions all the way!
@@MintMovies Correct!
i almost died of laughter after the first post
The third scenario is why IT has a bad reputation among physicians. Because of the setup of modern ICU's, there is a central physician who monitors multiple ICU's. Clinical Fellow had responsibility for the lives of perhaps 100 very sick patients. He does indeed supervise, but "bad IT" doesn't seem to understand that he supervises medical care, not personnel. He is clearly on a short term contract, and cannot possibly know all of the procedures of one particular hospital. There is no backup, and no one to ask.
Because of the "frugality" of administration, they will leave only one means of communication, with one phone line. There is never anyone to assist the physician. This guy should have called someone in, and should be fired.
So that little end story you said, basically the QUALIFIED AND EDUCATED doctor is saying "Something that I shouldn't be able to feel pain from that you say is hurting ISN'T hurting" ....... Wait what? Ummmmmm, 911 I think there is a psychic doctor here.... help.
That last one must be the laziest hypnotherapist ever.
So did you go to another doctor about your tonsils? Did they eventually stop hurting? How long did you suffer because of that diagnosis? I have *soooooo* many questions!!
Yes, “Enquiring minds want to know”!
That last story was hilarious. Temporary doctor gets her ass chewed out by the hospital supervisor because she made a major production over her telephone not working? Then, rubbing it in the doctor's face over the call from IT? What the fuck did she think? That her rude behavior to IT was going to get them to cover her ass?
i know it was Chase bank, because they tried the same scam with us. Knowing their *sterling* reputation, we went to the branch the day the letter arrived, paid the fee, closed the equity account (never had used it), our 2 personal accounts, our business account, and transferred our money and our mortgage to the local credit union by the end of the week.
Same! I went to get a heck up, told d doc that I'm having problems with my nose and sometimes I can't breath at all. She just told me if I can't breath you should be dead by now. And would contest all symptoms I tell her. Ended up saying 'okay' and left.
I have a story similar to your tonsil one! I had a bad pain in my side. I went to the hospital and had tests done and was scanned. The doctor said the results were normal and called me an attention seeker looking for drugs (I was 10 years young). We decided to go to a different hospital, where they learned that I was dying and from a major case of appendicitis and preformed surgery. While recovering in the hospital a nurse showed me some of the scans from the previous place where my appendix wasn't even in view. That guy literally just pulled a "good enough." A stupid doctor almost killed me because he didn't want to do his job.
Do I smell a malpractice suit?
about your personal hospital story:
a good friend of mine has had a heart problem since birth, wich causes her to faint sometimes.
she had seen multiple doctors, some of them couldnt find anything wrong, some had a suspicion on what it could be but the treatmens didnt help.
some docters also said that she was just imagining it all and didnt faint at all and that theres nothing wrong with it.
after that she went straight so a specialist (with knew the doc who told her she was imagining this). the specialist gave the other doc a call and he appologized profusely.
she now has the 3rd (and hopefully laft) surgery because of her heart.
I work in a pathology lab. I can confirm that one of the medical director's favorite complaints is that it affects patient care when she can't get her way on something.
2nd story: Is this guy Dolores Umbridge or something?
I have a friends hospital/gp story that one ups your. So my friend went to their gp about a nee problem. Exit with a prescription for ear spray
18:46 One time I had some kind of inflammatory issue in my knees (never truly diagnosed) and I had to go to the ER crying in pain and the whole time the doctor just tried to be an asshole and paint me as a liar (I was around 13 at the time). He never tried to help me and any care I received was only a result of my mom constantly pushing at him to do something, as the pain had persisted for weeks and had only gotten worse. Wish I had that doctor’s name so I could report him.
Tonsils aren't real, wake up sheeple!
Your story about the tonsils at the very end made me think of a story. I was in a restaurant with my grandmother, when my grandmother who was very old and we all know the elderly can not taste as well as others, said to the server my soup is too salty. The server looked at her and said "it is not too salty!!!" and walked away!! We all just stared back at her in shock and horror bc of the nasty tone and comment. Not a very good tip that day.
The tonsils story is probably malicious compliance towards your end. You came in claiming that you're tonsils were hurting. But (s)he probably saw that just had a sour throat..
That comment about your doc and tonsils made me laugh my arse off. Had years of tonsil problems and knew the drill for mine (antibiotics as mine were horrid until I had them removed) and on one visit when mine had an ulcer the GP said "No they look fine" and sent me out...That night was in AnE for Quincy (ucler of the tonsils that can obstruct the airway). xD
Why didn’t he keep the option of having access to 10,000 dollars?
I had extreme cramps all throughout my body, stomach, arms, back, legs, neck etc. Went to the doctor after trying potassium and increased water consumption and nothing was done. She just waved it off. Flash forward a year and I have a heart attack because the muscles around my heart cramp up. I was 28.
How can the doctor say your tonsils aren't hurting is he your tonsils
I had a school nurse do the same thing to me. I told her my tonsils were hurting and she argued that they couldnt be because I didnt have any. I told her I did. She didnt believe me, wrote me up, and called my mom. Mom got there and was like wtf is wrong with you, she has her tonsils took me to the doctor. Apparently my tonsils were so swollen he asked me how I was breathing and talking. Early the next morning I was having surgery
I once had a nurse inserting a iv and it started hurting so I let her know that it was hurting. And she looked at me and told me that it doesn't hurt. In my head "B**** how are you gonna tell me, how I feel?"
"Doc' my tonsils are hurting!"
"No they are not."
Haere's how that doctor treats a gunshot wound:
"I got shot in the gut, doc'! I'm gonna die, doc!"
"No you're not! Walk it off."
Obviously doctors know what's hurting in your own body more than you do Rslash jeeze. *Pure sarcasm*
For the last story which is from Storytime IF the doctor is a good doctor and he/she said that it might not be your tonsils but something around them which is hurting. To that if he/she is a bad doctor i suggest not going back to him/her. He/she should also get better with doctor patient commutation to tell you what it is instead of saying that you are wrong. After he/she explains what it is and why it is that instead of what you think it is he/she should explain what to do to have it not hurt or hurt less if not able to make not hurt.
Reverse Black Knight.
"My arm's off."
"No it isn't."
"LOOK!"
"Just a flesh wound."
Not sure what country the second story is set, but in the UK, giving a deliberately negative reference is against the law. If the employee was rubbish, all a former employer can say in a reference is their period of employment and their duties.
Does your Doctor think he's a Jedi? Your tonsils are not hurting, & these are not the droids you're looking for.
When I was a manager what I did was learn what everyone who worked for me do gave them some goals and just let them work and my only rule was call me when they need help or something happened
My parents and I once had a home in Oklahoma, which we sold back in '94 or '95. Fast forward fifteen or twenty years later, and they received papers that they were being sued for not making house payments on the Oklahoma house. Confused, they did some investigating, and as it turns out, they had signed the WRONG SIDE OF THE PAPERS (buyer/seller). Thankfully, all that got cleared up really quickly once they explained the situation. It's not like they sold the house to themselves, right? XD
17:40 "...I want to make sure she is taken care of property."
I can't stand doctors or nurses who think they know how the patient is feeling better than the patient does.
As an ICU Nurse i can confirm that an ICU doctor must be onsite in each ICU.
First story was WELL WORTH the thumbs up....
A month schedule? Sounds posh lol I don’t gotta worry about that much anymore! My schedule is the same! It’s either six ten hour days a week or seven twelve hour days depending on what stage of the project we are in and what kind of crew I’m working with
Nah, should have just let the AM fail and destroy his rep in that industry in that country. Also, if you put up with crappy work environments without trying to improve them, it's your own fault when you are treated poorly.
I paid off a $10.000 credit card debt account closed by the new bank I switched too. For almost a year they kept sending bills, even after I called they confirmed it closed again and got a reference number, then still sent bills after. I stopped calling and ignoring their letters eventually they fixed their bullshit network and stopped sending bills. No extra money was paid.
4:19 tbh, I wouldn't of said anything and accepted the 10 grand
I really like malicious compliance, but I hate malicious advertising and malicious censorship.
Obviously the National Health Service did not feel like your minor tonsil problem was worth dealing with, so your doctor pretended it didn't exist.
I had a dentist once when he asked if there where any pains since the last visit and told him my back right molar hurts from to to time, he proceeds to jam a pick into it that immediately hurt so i yelped and instantly pulled back my head he proceeded to tell me he does not see anything that would cause pain and kept pooking around it causing me to wince every time he then was like well there isn't anything there that would hurt and i was just being overdramatic
Doctor: "Your tonsils are not hurting, goodbye." Nice NHS you have there.