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South Crest Hospital
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Review by:
Heather F.
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I gave birth to my daughter at South Crest and afterwards the staff left needles in my arm that were supposed to be removed. I also had blood left all over the floor for the 3 days I was there and not once was the trash taken out. It was piled up way above the rims of the trash cans. The room was stinking horribly because of all the blood. I asked the nurses several times and all they ever said was that they would send someone in. One curly-haired nurse, I remember was the only one that didn't act like a b*tch and actually gave me some advice I could use in the days and months ahead. Whoever she was who worked at South Crest in February 2002 in the maternity section taking blood samples I appreciate her help. (And this is what really gets me. I took lamaze classes at South Crest, signed up for an epidural, registered and all that. I was 10 days overdue so my doctor made me an appointment to be induced. I show up at the right time: 7am. Nobody even knows that I am suppose to be there and were going to send me down to the first floor to register again. Plus they said I wouldn't be able to receive an epidural. All of this until they actually got off their asses and checked!!!)
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