kraftiekortie wrote:
I get the feeling they have online facilities in hospitals.
Haven't stayed in Luton & Dunstable, mate >_>.
Would imagine US hospitals manage to have wifi in the wards, though.
ASS-P wrote:
...We were certainly quarreling , NCOT , but it's nice we're getting along better now
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However , briefly ,, the Seattle hospital appears to have turned against me , and I did not get admitted .
They wwere sort of obsessive about " You have to go through the proper entryways " , briefly , which is hard when you're homeless !
I was a bit sick of Seattle (underststement - six days out of seven grey skies) , but , I thought it would be worth it for the operation ~ Now I;'m not , I guess , going to get it . Now what ?
That... sucks
I don't get what they mean by the "proper entryways". Who told you you would be having the operation? Somebody needs to get on their case, and bug them about it. Is there anyone from a Seattle-based homeless, autism or advocacy charity who could advocate on your behalf? Or at least give you some advice on what to do next!
Don't give up. It would be nice to find somebody who can navigate the bureaucratic maze for you, but if not, keep on bugging the hospital yourself!