Really cannot get angry, heart attack is real.

[manutd168]

Based on the post obviously I alr went through a few rounds of checks and I'm just at the ward resting.

Take care chiobu

 

[Notbbfa]

I stayed alone so I scared I really die alone rot and nobody knows

If die liao why will scared of rotting alone nobody knows de neh?

 

[kodomo80]

A horde of bbfa all chiong down to hospital. I cannot imagine the scenario. Sure hilarious .

then later she becomes the most popular patient in hospital machiam those idol drama

 

[Notbbfa]

TS I strongly encourage you not to watch kdrama When life gives you tangerines

 

[Flipfloppork]

should be fine , they just keeping you under observation for overnight as well just in case. If got emergency doctor attend to u ,that isnt a good thing already . If no other issues , think they will plan for outpatient specialist visit laters tmr and maybe u will see a doctor in the morning . Go take a rest dont think too much ! Weekend hospital is like that , saw a friend hospital post ntf very packed today .

 

[Evcats]

Good time to pray and reflect what you have done with your life so far and how will you live your coming years

 

[week3nd]

There is a pretty standard blood test they do for Troponin to detect heart damage. Maybe you can ask the nurse about the results when you see them

 

[kodomo80]

TS, i tell u. Tmr go and jiak breakfast early morning like 6.30am to 7am kind, not so many ppl. Sit alone and enjoy your own quiet me time. Have a mindful breakfast. minimize distractions, focus on your food using all five senses, eat slowly and chew thoroughly, and express gratitude for your meal.

Good to destress a bit

 

[Visor9999]

It’s better to stay at least 8 hours observation ward at hospital to claim insurance, otherwise if discharge early will need to pay cash the a&e fee plus cost of any test or scans and medication. Won’t be worth the money. This is also why a&e is always crowded at observation area

 

[coyote]

Could be stress you know, coz sometimes I have this heaviness in my chest that makes me want to breathe hard, and they usually occur at times of stress

Did you do a health screening?

 

[coyote]

If you can be discharged tmr, then it's fine.

If you need to be 'detained' for a few more days, then maybe transfer yourself out to a pte hospital.

*need to:

1. contact a cardio surgeon (if your issue is indeed cardio) who is willing to take you in as his/her patient

2. sign a 'transfer out' form with the current hospital

3. arrange ambulance as per the instructions of the cardio surgeon's office (will give you simple instructions to follow)

4. if don't have a preferred cardo surgeon, then call up the pte hospital and ask them for the procedure to accept you (and when reach there, they will randomly assign a surgeon for you).

5. everything will move at fast speed for you.

You are the kind that's driving up insurance premiums...

 

[SuperClubby]

Prease take care of yourself...

And chiu need a good rest.

 

[mummynew]

You are the kind that's driving up insurance premiums...

If she has paid the high premium for a pte shield with expensive rider/s, the logical thing for her to do is to admit herself into a pte hospital instead of being put on a temp bed in a public hospital. Leave that temp bed and B2 ward to someone who needs it more than her (from financial burden point of view for that someone really in needs).

*also, you don't know how traumatised one can get when in a public hospital while I experienced first hand.

 

[coyote]

If she has paid the high premium for a pte shield with expensive rider/s, the logical thing for her to do is to admit herself into a pte hospital instead of being put on a temp bed in a public hospital. Leave that temp bed and B2 ward to someone who needs it more than her (from financial burden point of view for that someone really in needs).

*also, you don't know how traumatised one can get when in a public hospital while I experienced first hand.

You think you are the only one who has been in a public hospital, experienced first hand?

 

[Autumn.]

heng.... my mother cleverer than i am

 

[mummynew]

You think you are the only one who has been in a public hospital, experienced first hand?

Perhaps you have comprehension issues.

I am not referring to first hand experience in a public hospital.

I am referring to TRAUMATISED first hand experience.

 

[coyote]

Hmm... Maybe you want to re read what you typed? I read 3 more times, you said and I quote, "you were traumatized in a public hospital, experienced first hand." Nevermind. Mummy can never be wrong.

Perhaps you have comprehension issues.

I am not referring to first hand experience in a public hospitals.

I am referring to TRAUMATISED first hand experience.

If she has paid the high premium for a pte shield with expensive rider/s, the logical thing for her to do is to admit herself into a pte hospital instead of being put on a temp bed in a public hospital. Leave that temp bed and B2 ward to someone who needs it more than her (from financial burden point of view for that someone really in needs).

*also, you don't know how traumatised one can get when in a public hospital while I experienced first hand.

 

[mummynew]

Hmm... Maybe you want to re read what you typed? I read 3 more times, you said and I quote, "you were traumatized in a public hospital, experienced first hand." Nevermind. Mummy can never be wrong.

English lesson time (from chatgpt):

The phrase "you don't know how traumatised one can get when in a public hospital while I experienced first hand" suggests that the speaker has had a deeply distressing or emotionally overwhelming experience during a stay in a public hospital. The word "traumatised" implies a reaction that could involve fear, anxiety, or psychological distress, potentially due to factors like medical procedures, the hospital environment (e.g., noise, unfamiliarity), interactions with staff, or the severity of their condition. The addition of "experienced first hand" emphasizes that this was a personal, direct encounter rather than something heard about secondhand, lending weight to their perspective.

 

[IAmChiobu12M]

TS I strongly encourage you not to watch kdrama When life gives you tangerines

I have nv watched k drama is the genre I hate most