Find it ironic this 'doctor' is DEFINITELY a member of the LGBTQ community and behaving that way to another minority who also claiming disenfranchisement by the society at large, a Black man. Sad! Turning on each other people.
I went to the ER because I was in excruciating pain every time I went to the bathroom. My exact words were “please help me I can’t bear this pain anymore” Young Persian female ER doctor at Cedars. She did a scan and found nothing and told me “I don’t believe you. I think you’re a drug addict looking for pain meds.” It turned out I had ovarian cancer-a tumor on my left ovary the size of the cantaloupe. I ordered a copy of the scan and at the bottom of the report it said I had a 13 cm mass on my left ovary and should be referred to a gynecologist. I have zero respect for doctors.
Naturally Micc Sadly you are right !! They should teach people manners and examen them before teaching them medicine Not anyone should have such a job because patients already have enough to deal with !!
I remember having my first anxiety attack. I always thought people who had them were being over reacting and God humbled me real quick. I really felt like I was dying. Fighting to catch a breath and my arms and hands locking up. I stayed in a wheel chair and I really felt like I couldn’t get up. Anxiety attacks are no joke
Fitghtng to catch a breath Arms and hands lock-in , shaking in your dreams waking you up at any time because your body is jumping ,ect… completely understand you A
No person should EVER be treated this way seeking medical help. I am so happy they stopped this Dr. from practicing bullying because she certainly was not practicing medicine. So glad you had your dad with you and got it on video.
I believe this because I have endured years of medical abuse as well. I have years of experience as a former medical administrator and would have advocated for this man and his rights.
That is exactly what this Dad and son should've done. They should've come out with this story without the video recording, let the hospital and the doctor lie about it, and then release the video.
Without the video no news outlet would have taken this story up. It would have gone down as a black man playing the race card because he felt he wasn't treated right.
This isn't anything new. I was an EMT years ago, and i couldn't believe how nurses and medical Drs treated patients with such disrespect. It was mostly towards patients that were frequent visitors that we would bring in. I remember one male nurse was mimicking a homeless guy we used to frequently bring in because he talked funny. I looked around and all the staff had a smirk on their face, but the patient didn't realize it. I was disgusted by the lack of professionalism from everyone. They clearly didn't care about this guy. He ended up passing a year later due to health problems. Another instance I still remember to this day... I hadn't finished my EMT course yet, but one of the requirements was we had to spend two 12 hour shifts in the ER. One of the days, a concerned couple came in because their toddler had gotten underneath the sink where all the cleaning supplies were, and had somehow chewed on one of those toilet cakes that you put in the top of your toilet that cleans everytime you flush. I was sitting behind the desk with all the nurses, and all they were doing was bashing the parents hardcore how they could just "let" their child get a hold of cleaning supplies. Personally being behind the scenes, it's insane the things they say about their patients.
@@heaven_bound_94xo Your guess is absolutely wrong. I have plenty of times. I've taken it up plenty of times with the boss about unprofessional conduct within the work group. I was probably the loudest one voicing my concerns. Guess what got done about it? Absolutely nothing, which was a main reason why I decided to leave the field. Thank you for the assumption though.
@@sexygirlmax2019 guess I have to reply to this one too. If you view my other reply to the other cool guy, you will read that I have. Plenty of times. Nothing was done about it, and all it did was cause me problems. I was probably the only one out of around 10-12 EMTs and Paramedics that told my boss I don't like the way these patients are being treated. They should absolutely be taken more seriously, even if they come in frequently. I'll repeat, nothing changed. I still had to witness the same toxic nurses every week. So I eventually quit. I did my part. Just because I didn't post it, didn't mean I just stood by. I hate bullies. Thank you also for the assumption as well
He was having a "PANIC ATTACK" ....there is ZERO chance of death. It's all mental. There were people in the emergency room with ACTUAL physical injuries like broken bones, burst appendix, and car accidents. What a pampered, aggrieved, WEAK society we've become...☹️😸
So glad it was recorded in how this monster was behaving. I’ve had similar thing happen but back before cell phones. Had a “Doctor” treat me horribly after being sent to the hospital after getting hurt in the job. I left crying after leaving the exam room because of how he was talking and treating me during an exam. I’ve never liked or trusted Dr.s ever since .
I suffer from panic disorder and when I’ve shown up at the ER they treat me like crap. It’s not a good feeling if you’ve ever suffered a panic attack,it literally feels like you’re dying. This woman is disgusting
Wow. She should loose her licence, this has made me so mad. You do not treat a patient like this what so ever, They pay your wages. Especially waiting in the E. R. For 3 hours come on doctor, he could not even inhale, she did not believe him.
This kind of thing happens far too often. So many people being treated like “drug seekers” by doctors. I witnessed this happen to a friend several times by different doctors. He got to the point where he would be sure to bring his prescribed pain medications with him to the hospital and to all doctors appointments to prove he wasn’t there for “drugs”. This treatment also happens quite frequently by pharmacists. It’s totally uncalled for. I’m sure they see plenty of patients that are seeking medications, but not every patient is. And even the ones who are shouldn’t be treated like garbage. They obviously need help. I was under the impression that’s what doctors were for…help.
A doctor doesn't necessarily care about each patient, they should at least care about doing their job well,healing , and not abusing patients. Just do your freaking job,do it well, and be a decent human.
@Mastery Killer She shows signs of drug abuse. Her twisted thinking and erratic behavior, nasty temper. That will be her defence. Medical professionals have a high rate of drug abuse.
@@sometimessage but it's funny you all don't tolerate anything from a doctor or anyone in particular but tolerate so much from a President who's done way more than this doctor. 200k+ deaths and have degraded every American, racist as hell, incite division and violence 🤦🤦🤦🤦
People tend to put doctors on a pedestal, but the reality is that doctors are not different from people in other occupations. There are kind and evil people in every job. Just because you're a doctor, it doesn't mean you're a caring and kind person. In fact, i wouldn't be surprised if that profession attracted the most egomanic people because of the amount of money and prestige associated with it.
As someone who’s had panic attacks, a good description of what it feels like is that feeling you get in your stomach when you miss a step on the stairs, but constant.
What’s upsetting to me about this story (among countless other things) is that he suffered from a panic attack and was treated like a drug seeker. Sure, once the attack is over it’s almost something to look back on and laugh and say “glad it was nothing”. But for some people they develop serious repeat attacks and become disordered. They’re debilitating. Panic attacks are something every doctor should take seriously because on arrival to the hospital you HAVE to rule out heart attacks, stroke and embolism. Then you treat the panic attack and refer the patient to a mental health specialist. Panic attacks aren’t a joke, they’re a real and scary condition that can ruin peoples lives if left untreated and disregarded as nothing.
@Zuri Josh that unprofessional racist cr*p isn't a doctor. Look at her, who in the h*ll would decide to receive that kind of attention while having health problems? . Go back to your daily TV programation, Sh*tTard
A nurse told my brother that "there are sicker babies in this hospital than your son". An hour later, my nephew was dead. He was 8 months old. So hearing that woman say that he was not the sickest in that hospital, made me sick.
@@RoseTintedPath Thank you so much. Sadly, no. The nurse did apologise, she actually showed up at my brothers house to say sorry. But she was not punished. This was in 2010.
@@WelshGingerCat At least she had the human decency to apologize. Honestly, to me the passage of time doesn't matter that pain is always fresh. But anyway hope you and your brother are healing. Godspeed
That’s horrible 😞... and trust me, sometimes, leaving with that heaviness on her conscience would probably be worst than revoking her license or getting her fired . Some people should not be on this field . Smh
My doctor did this to me when I was having severe urinary pain. I went to the hospital instead and turned out I have polycystic kidney disease, which is a progressive genetic disease that causes completely kidney failure. She ended up having to move across the country bc of it.
I got treated like this by EMT one time. Turned out been a severe asthma attack, they accused me of pretending like I can’t breath.. why would I call the ambulance 2AM if I’m pretending that I can’t breath. 😑
She is not right to work in any field that works with people from what I saw in this clip. She won't make a good cop, she won't make a good paramedic, she won't make a good fireman, she won't make a good teacher, she won't make a good customer service representative or administrative assistant, etc...
They treated my father poorly at a hospital out of state until a doctor in another state demanded he be flown there , he sadly died a few days later from his ailment
Kraj if you mean “sparkle boy” because I have a picture of Taylor Lautner then you have the wrong twilight character...also not a boy lol pathetic comment.
And? If you're not cut out to be a doctor and care about the welfare of your patients, don't be one. She seems like she has issues that she needs to work out on her own.
This is so familiar! I had a doctor yell and threaten my care because I didn't know enough medical terms and wasn't tolerating his disrespect gracefully enough.
I don't see anything wrong with reminding the teacher about homework you've worked on for hours the day before. I didn't skip bowling night FOR NOTHING! TAKE THE FUCKING HOMEWORK!
I actually like those people. Too often my assignments are online. So regardless if you tell the teacher or not you still have to do it. If anything the" doctor" reminds me of that teacher that if you ask to go to the bathroom and they respond "I don't know, CAN you?"
I worked in hospital settings with doctors for over 40 years and never witnessed worse behavior than this unprofessional, uncaring doctor exhibited. Her license should be revoked. The patient should sue.
That would case never land in court, 😂 and as far as the License, that thankfully will never happen! She will always be able to go apply & reinstate her license back &/Probly already has.
Revoke her license. She shouldn't be working with patients or anyone else. She is mean, nasty and abusive. This is not her first time. She just got caught.
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Chances are she is burned out, probably needs some mental health help herself. No reason to pull her medical license. people are very quick to throw the book at someone without getting all the info. Agreed, very unprofessional, but none of us know what is going on with her. I hope she gets the help she needs.
Yes.And I think that all doctors (or anyone who works in medical field), should go through any humanitarian work for at least 2-3 years before they obtain any working licence.....
Thank you to all hospital boards who put patient care above seniority of hospital staff FIRST. I personally have had tramatic experiences while a patient in a hospital bed that should not have happened to me on more than one hospital admission and my babies. ABSOLUTELY HORRIFYING EXPERIENCE.
It's not much better in England. My husband was in a lift with an orderly being taken down for surgery, the Dr spoke to the orderly via intercom and said "Bring it down", the orderly apologised for what was said and the Dr had the cheek to deny it was even said. Too many s💩it medical staff in our hospitals & GP surgeries now!
Unfortunately she and many doctors are disrespectful and very unprofessional in the treatment of patients forgetting their oath to care for all in need and instead showing bias and racism. Very sad to admit.
There's just as many unprofessional asshole nurses as there are doctors. I worked as a nurse for a long time. I actually overheard a nurse tell a patient one time that she wished he's go ahead and die.
You couldn’t work anywhere with that rude behavior. Don’t insult those that work at McDonalds.....every job one is expected to be polite to customers and/ or co- workers. I can’t imagine her working anywhere.
Tugging on your arm to pull you up whilst in pain??? And shes calling it ridiculous. The gentleman literally collapsed on a sporting field. This is just nuts. Like a tv show or something
I had a collapsed lung years ago. I had a tube in my chest for over a month, I was given perks for the constant pain, but they were making me sick. so my father and i went to the lung specialist looking for an alternative. he looked at us (both longhair metalheads) and said "I'm not giving you anything stronger." We argued we weren't after "stronger" just something to help with the pain. He was convinced we were just trying to get drugs, and gave us nothing. My dad was about ready to knock him out.
@@alexchalmers8485 Sounds not serious, but it is ( with minimum negative side effects ), if you can pay it: Have you ever tried acupuncture ? I met people, who had surgerys in which they got an artificial hip, the healing process is really painful ( You can see this in the way most people walk afterwords ) and they told me that it got so much better with it. I feel with you and I hope that you'll never ever have to face such a cruel treatment again ! Hugs from me, good luck !
I also have witnessed that with mental health as well! Mental health and the way they perceive it is also a huge misunderstanding! I am not black but I support the black community! #BLACK LIVES MATTER!!!!
That was my thought as well. Here's the shitty part, while she is banned from EL Camion Hospital and its' affiliates, she can easily move out of the network and find gainful employment somewhere else. For some reason the logistics of hospital networks being able to talk to each other is almost impossible. Unfortunately, people seeking medical attention for ailments that are not physically detected, or have multiple visits that end up being treated with narcotics will face an uphill battle in seeking proper treatment. On the bright side of things she is close to, if not already on her way to being morbidly obese and sounds like a candidate for future visits to a respiratory clinic.
Anyone who's been abused by a doctor when you're in a vulnerable situation knows how much this actually hurts. You feel so small and ridiculous and even you start to invalidate your pain and sickness afterwards.
Me and a lot of other patients are being treated horribly at the clinic we go to. And they almost killed me 3 times! I tried to sue but the lawyers said unless I actually would have died, there isn’t much they can do… uhh ok.. Im just happy to see SOME form of justice being done to that nasty lady. She went to medical school for nothing! LoL
I was bullied and hurt by 12 nurses as a patient, they took my personal information to intimidate me. They published photos of my body, made tiktok posts, investigated all my social networks, tied me to the bed and male nurses threatened to rape me, in an emergency room, just because I resisted being bullied at first for having a different gender identity, the violence escalated as the hours and shifts passed. This was in a public hospital in my country. I am very traumatized and feel some relief to see that I am not the only one who suffered this.
@@MegaYangman Yeah, I bet. With all that pent up aggression and rage, she had to have been a dude, back in the day. I've never seen a woman act like that, even the ones who were raised tough. She must've been a fucking brute. I bet her name was Lüther
wow... i love ECH and all of it's staff. ive been to this one as well and have been so helpful... quite disconcerting they would have somebody on the staff like this... i'm sure she's not the only one that got through their interview process.
i'm glad he got her behavior on camera because he would probably not be believed if he hadn't. I hope she's working in a lab now far away from vulnerable people.
@@oliverxhmll Panic attacks are a Mental Health problem, not a medical issue. Trust me on this. I am a Mental Health Counselor and I work in a Hospital. We see them all the time. Do your research before you spread your ignorance.
You wouldn’t believe how often this happens. I think there are doctors and/or nurses in the majority of hospitals in the US who have accused patients of “drug-seeking behavior”.
“if it’s not a race thing, and she treats everyone that way, it’s a problem” if she treats ANYONE like that, it’s a problem. one patient being treated like that is one too many
I heard him say that I was thinking wow am I just taking what he said the wrong way. Maybe he did not mean it the way he said it. If it was a race thing or not she has an ugly heart.
It's a problem whether or not it was a race thing. I took it like "if it's just a race thing then, ok, but if she treats everyone that way, it's a problem." Like dude, even if it was a race thing it's a problem, a big one. Medical prejudice is why the black maternal mortality rate is ridiculously high in this, supposedly "1st world country (frankly I think we've sunk to new depths and are nowhere near a true 1ST world country.) Unfortunately I've also had personal experience with doctors not treating patients appropriately & I'm your average white woman. It's appalling, but it's only gotten worse. We are falling down a rabbit hole of greed, selfishness and systemic inequality between the top 5% and the rest of this nation. It's disgusting. I'm trying to do my part but working for a non-profit doesn't pay a whole lot, if it did I would be donating a hell of a lot more money than I'm currently able to & giving more of my free time to any places I could.
@@darielrowe1324 that is sad bc they are not less than. It's so much more important for everyone to see their own self worth and not let others tell you your worth. It's easier said than done I know.
@@darielrowe1324 that's terrible and definitely NOT the opinion of many white people (myself included.) I wish I could apologize on behalf of this country, but words are worthless at this point so I'm taking action instead. I do a lot of advocacy work & I won't stop until your reality matches our ideals.
Hospitals don't care about anything but money and it pisses me off. Idk how many times I've put in complaints and administration is like 'just learn to get along 🤷♀️'
Been there. I had COVID symptoms but no covid. I asked the doctor before COVID was a thing what would you say the problem is since I’m clearly not well and this is clearly not covid. She just looked at me and shrugged her shoulders and said that she would say that “I was perfectly fine”. The next day or two I had to rush to the hospital where they found out I had some kind of infection that began spreading to my brain and damn near killed me. I told her what happened at the urgent care and she said she was calling someone right away because if she would have drawn blood then they could have detected earlier and prevented it from spreading as far as it did. Just because they’re doctors means they care about you. They are in it for money like everyone else
@@blaaaaaaaa2017 I get your frustration in people losing their jobs in flashpoint moments but in certain jobs there is different expectations due to the risks. Anyone who has trained in the medical field know the red flags that can get you fired, doesn't take much and for good reason lives are at stake. Her actions are a fireable offense you can't treat patients like that. She won't lose her license will be suspended but the hospital is following protocol and everyone who works in the medical field including myself know the stakes from the start.
I'm sorry but you would better understand if you worked in the medical field. Yes I do agree that her bedside manners were very bad, but you have to look at it from her point of view. She sees it as a patient who doesn't need anymore care because it's a mental thing. (Panic attacks are mental things, I know because I used to have them all the time so if someone says that I haven't had them, stfu.) Nurses all over the country are overworked, understaffed, live in fear of losing their medical license, and other things. She was probably stressed because of her job, she has to deal with trauma patients, drug seekers, and other people. She probably thought he was drug seeking, but idk. Plus we don't truly know the full story. No I don't think she should lose her medical license, but she should get a warning and the next time face disciplinary action, unless she's done it before. You're just going by the video, you don't know if they aggravated her to do that. Appropriate action would be her license being suspended.
Glad both dad and son remain clam and just filmed it instead of arguing with a person who is professional at her job could've easily give wrong medication and Anaesthetics
