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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: tejek who wrote (614883)6/5/2011 12:57:57 PM
From: longnshort  Read Replies (1) of 1577188
 
How's that German socialist health care working out for these folks?

One E. coli survivor, 41-year-old Nicoletta Pabst, told The Associated Press that sanitary conditions at the Hamburg-Eppendorf hospital were horrendous when she arrived with cramps and bloody diarrhea. She said at least 20 others had a similar condition in the emergency room.

"All of us had diarrhea and there was only one bathroom each for men and women -- it was a complete mess," she said. "If I hadn't been sick with E. coli by then, I probably would have picked it up over there."

After waiting three hours to be seen, Pabst was told to go home because her blood levels did not indicate that she had kidney failure. She had to return by ambulance the next morning and was hospitalized for a week at a different hospital.

Read more: foxnews.com
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