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Having worked in healthcare for 30 yrs, I’m not usually a public critic of medical providers. However, I feel the need to share this hurtful situation I experienced firsthand today. I had been in my Mom’s room for less than 5 minutes at Labette Health-Parsons when Dr. Anne Hogsett came in with the results of my Mom’s MRI. She introduced herself to me and then looked at my Mom and said, “Beverly, are you ready to meet Jesus - because that’s where this is headed.” Although I knew my Mom’s condition was serious, to have a physician be so alarmingly blunt, so callous, so unconcerned by the weight of her words in such a difficult situation was staggering. Even the bedside nurse looked uncomfortable and immediately began looking down at the floor. I immediately began wailing uncontrollably, so much so, my very ill Mother became emotional hearing her normal well-composed adult child cry. I am making this public review with my name in hopes someone might encourage Dr. Hogsett to think how she might feel if those words were spoken to her in such an uncaring manner regarding her own mother. Everyone else at your facility was truly wonderful, and so kind. It’s too bad you allow Dr. Hogsett to treat patients so poorly. Please consider letting her go as other health systems in the area have previously. I first posted this publicly to Facebook and I’m shocked by the number of people who have reached out me to share they have had a similar experience with this woman, both as patients, family members of patients and fellow healthcare co-workers. She apparently has quite a history of being cruel and disrespectful to patients. She is a blight to your organization.
I just delivered my baby and I truly couldn’t have done it without my L&D and postpartum nurses. They made me, my husband, and my baby feel so comfortable. As first time parents we were so confused about things but all of the nurses were always so patient and kind and made our stay there feel as homey as possible. My birth took a very unexpected turn and even then, I knew that my daughter and I were in such good hands. All of my L&D nurses were INCREDIBLE but I want to specifically shout out Lindsey, Bailey, Jessica, Stephanie, and Danielle. Even if it was just another day at work for them, they were my everything those few days or even hours I had interacting with them! They turned something that could have been so traumatic to me and made everything so much better.
I spent ten days in the ICU and pulmonary unit I believe.The staff was very friendly and polite.They took time to help me find different levels of comfort as the days slowly kept creeping on but I maintained a slow but steady recovery from my battle with physical fatigue and learning to exercise my lungs and diaphragm to strengthen my will to breathe with more confidence and stamina.The hard work that began in their department still carried on in December the following winter, I finally met the challenge and on December 10, I started the battle that today has me still tobacco free and the new found ability to breathe and maintain better cardio and not having to fight to maintain the strength to keep helping my lungs and diaphragm work harder to be able to have better intake and stamina from better breathing skills that I was retaught and now possess.It was the never quit attitude of the staff that helped me build new confidence and courage to know that I was capable.
Wish I could go back home where I had help. So regret moving here. With every waking moment, every breath you take, you move through a world untouched by the impacts of pain, a life you fought for robbed from you. You’re lucky you don’t know a pain that lingers day and night. I hope you never do. Count your blessings God's Heart for the Suffering: God is often portrayed as a source of comfort to the afflicted - 2 Corinthians 1:3-5, and it is believed that He does not overlook the coldness or indifference of those who refuse to offer help. The Command to Care: Believers are generally called to "bear one another's burdens" Galatians 6:2, which includes providing support, comfort, and compassion to those in chronic pain. Accountability vs. Punishment: Rather than focusing on a specific, immediate, or punitive action, emphasize that people are accountable to God for their actions and inactions towards others. The emphasis is often on divine justice, which balances mercy and accountability. Divine Judgment on Neglect: Matthew 25:40-45 specifically highlights that failure to help the sick or vulnerable is viewed as failing to serve God himself, with strong warnings about the consequences of such apathy.
Express care suck there saff is mean and rude the doctor saids every single time is viral and they need better staff and better doctors and one particul person Kristin Collins she does not check you to the fall potential and she just send people home she need to be fire