Patient-385
No Medical Care and None of His Prescription Medications for 8 days at Sunrise Hospital
Patient-385 went to Sunrise Hospital. They forced me to do multiple scans. These machines are dangerous and can leave you injured and disfigured. They caused radiation burns and infection and injured my sternum. I told him NO, but the evil nurse pushed me into a chest scan. I think they turned up the machine. Now my breasts are ruined --- bubbling and bleeding and have weird dots all over. DO NOT go to Sunrise Hospital.
Patient-385 went to Sunrise Hospital.
This hospital has repeatedly left me angry and uncared for.
All they want to do is push imaging scans onto you.
These machines are dangerous and can leave you hurt, disfigured, and in a world of pain.
A doctor at Sunrise Hospital ruined my life when he caused my chest to get sick with radiation burns and infection.
My sternum got sick as well.
I told him NO two times --- when he wanted to do more scans.
At the last minute, he sends his EVIL NURSE to push me into a chest scan.
He lied to me about something, and I was not thinking straight because I had a serious infection.
That is why I went there in the first place.
Anyway, I think the turned the machine up on me --- for denying him the first two times. That is a sick thing to do.
Now my breasts are ruined!!!
They were bubbling and bleeding, and I had weird dots all over.
I thought I had something really bad.
DO NOT go to Sunrise Hospital.
Go to a different/better hospital.
Cutaneous Radiation Injury (CRI)
Cutaneous Radiation Injury (CRI) is injury to the skin and underlying tissues from acute exposure to a large external dose of radiation.
Acute radiation syndrome (ARS) will usually be accompanied by some skin damage.
Early signs and symptoms of CRI are itching, tingling, or a transient erythema or edema without a history of exposure to heat or caustic chemicals.
Exposure to radiation can damage the basal cell layer of the skin and result in inflammation, erythema, and dry or moist desquamation. In addition, radiation damage to hair follicles can cause epilation.
Transient and inconsistent erythema (associated with itching) can occur within a few hours of exposure and be followed by a latent, symptom-free phase lasting from a few days to several weeks.
After the latent phase, intense reddening, blistering, and ulceration of the irradiated site are visible.
Depending on the radiation dose, a third and even fourth wave of erythema are possible over the ensuing months or possibly years.
Learn more about CRI from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Patient-385 went to Sunrise Hospital. They forced me to do multiple scans. These machines are dangerous and can leave you injured and disfigured. They caused radiation burns and infection and injured my sternum. I told him NO, but the evil nurse pushed me into a chest scan. I think they turned up the machine. Now my breasts are ruined --- bubbling and bleeding and have weird dots all over. DO NOT go to Sunrise Hospital.
Note to readers: If you are being mistreated or harmed or forced to do things against your will, leave immediately and find a better hospital.