18th February 2010 marked the 1st ever experience in our life to be admitted in a hospital. It all started with a high fever that we had two days before. After two visitations to our doctor, our fever still hasn’t subsided. This resulted to a decision by daddy & mummy to take us to SJMC for a thorough check up since it is located nearer to our house comparing to our usual Gleneagles MC.
At 3:30pm we reached SJMC’s ER and proceed for registration. This was the followed by blood pressure and body temperature recording by an attending nurse and was told to wait for our turn to be called for examination by the E.R doctor. The wait then begins....only an hour later (yes, you got it right…one hour later!!!) then only we were administered and advised by the doctor to be admitted due to our high temperature fever.
Okay, next is to get admission process done. Another queue begins from here on. If to wait to see the doctor was an hour, this admission took them 2 hour 45 minutes…you believe it or not?? Trust us, it wasn’t pretty!! During the wait, Fara’s temperature went as high as 40.5 deg/c and no one from that ER where we were still in did anything. Mummy was so terrified and had our maids running to wet towels for sponging…..did I tell u it was our own towel, infect??
After sponging, Fara’s temperature did not go down much but rather hovering about 39 plus. This has made everyone patients ran out then only we were called to be brought to BED 2 for I.V. insertions and finally Fara was given supp to immediate decrease her temperature . Then the I.V. episode begins….Fara passed with single attempt and unfortunately and painly twice for Sara on each hand.
Now it’s already 7.45pm and we finally brought to our room 526 on fifth floor South Wing….4 hour 15 minutes process all together. The room was two singles and overlooking the new elevated road linking Subang Jaya to Subang Airport. The nurse had told us the doctor would be coming in short after. The waiting rally finally reached an end when the pediatrician doctor; Dr. Khoo PC surface at 10:50 pm
What an interesting admission experience for us? So much so this is a private hospital but forgotten the numbero uno rule, patient to be well treated…medically and morally! This unsatisfactory experience of 4d 3n left much scars in our hearts and memories.
At 3:30pm we reached SJMC’s ER and proceed for registration. This was the followed by blood pressure and body temperature recording by an attending nurse and was told to wait for our turn to be called for examination by the E.R doctor. The wait then begins....only an hour later (yes, you got it right…one hour later!!!) then only we were administered and advised by the doctor to be admitted due to our high temperature fever.
Okay, next is to get admission process done. Another queue begins from here on. If to wait to see the doctor was an hour, this admission took them 2 hour 45 minutes…you believe it or not?? Trust us, it wasn’t pretty!! During the wait, Fara’s temperature went as high as 40.5 deg/c and no one from that ER where we were still in did anything. Mummy was so terrified and had our maids running to wet towels for sponging…..did I tell u it was our own towel, infect??
After sponging, Fara’s temperature did not go down much but rather hovering about 39 plus. This has made everyone patients ran out then only we were called to be brought to BED 2 for I.V. insertions and finally Fara was given supp to immediate decrease her temperature . Then the I.V. episode begins….Fara passed with single attempt and unfortunately and painly twice for Sara on each hand.
Now it’s already 7.45pm and we finally brought to our room 526 on fifth floor South Wing….4 hour 15 minutes process all together. The room was two singles and overlooking the new elevated road linking Subang Jaya to Subang Airport. The nurse had told us the doctor would be coming in short after. The waiting rally finally reached an end when the pediatrician doctor; Dr. Khoo PC surface at 10:50 pm
What an interesting admission experience for us? So much so this is a private hospital but forgotten the numbero uno rule, patient to be well treated…medically and morally! This unsatisfactory experience of 4d 3n left much scars in our hearts and memories.
Sponging time for Sara
Fara after sponging
The fever is back....:-(
A more ceria looking after the meds kicked in.
Worrying Enda...
Phobia Fara face expression everytime seeing a pink dressed nurse entering their room.
Fara telling everyone that her lil sis Sara is sick...denying she is too...so she thought she can escape the medicine torturing....nice play but no one fell for her trick!
2nd bottle IV drip while watching Barney on tele...
Comforting each other
Sara in kick-boxing step...notice her two hands on IV plate support board
Fara seeking sympathy from Mummy...
Fara kissing and comforting her dearest sista...
playing time in room ...mummy's toiletries bacame the object.
Fara opening beauty counter....
Fara happy on drip....
yeay....
when i have my bear...i feel save! i can sit back and enjoy my fav dvd...
Sara's I.V. got a little problem so they had to 'repair' it..... poor sara....
Sara: "Go away nurse.... i hate u nurse"
Fara in her jovial mood.......
Fara favourite pose......
Nanny & Atok came visiting us too.....Thanks for all the foods Nanny
Witnessing the medicine time.....
Fuhh Fuhh..... swallow darling
You just made our day Tok Din and Tok Nab.... Thank you for the presents now we don't have to bother with mummy toiletries.
This is so much fun than taking medicine...... don't u agree adik?
Yeay i got a phone....
who shall i call now??
More gifts from Enda Dah and Uncle Jak's family.... toche' toche'
I can't afford to put a smile daddy.......
Well assisted on nebulizer.......
In more relax mode, maybe the Ventolin med already kicked in....
Stoney Sara......
Good to sleep now.......
Night.. night.... nurse please go away, don't disturb me!
We would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to them who took the time to visit us, brought us presents, foods and your well wishes that have made us feeling happy thus expediting our recovery.
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