“My mother suffers from a neurodegenerative disease that affects her muscles. Six years ago she was diagnosed with ataxia, but in the last two years her condition has deteriorated significantly, so He has been in palliative care for several months.”. This is how Carmen Navarro begins to tell the story of her 73-year-old mother, María del Rosario.
This situation led to various complications, forcing him to visit several times Hospital emergency. However, to the pathological consequences she suffered, another factor must be added: the delays in the ambulance service every time Maria del Rosario was transported. According to her daughter, the average is four hours, although last time it was more than five.
In fact, he said he felt so helpless that he ultimately chose claimMotivated by the professionals at the Gwadarhorce Valley Hospital, they realized there was nothing they could do.
Therefore, according to documents delivered at the reception of the medical center obtained by Malaga España, Navarro wrote: “We have been waiting for four hours for the ambulance, a situation that repeats every time we request a transfer. I ‘s mother is in palliative care…that seems scary to me.” Top of document shows time: 20:24. They arrived shortly after 4:30 p.m. They left after 10pm.
family explained hard to swallow Doctors put a tube in him weeks ago, although sometimes saliva gets into his lungs, causing pneumonia and high fever. It was this complication that led to him being hospitalized for a month and four days in August: “We came back ten days later; there were three trips in total, so with the comings and goings, we added up to about six ambulance trips.”
The last raid took place in Friday, October 6, when Rosario had to wait in the hospital corridor for more than five hours before he could go home. Navarro stressed that the staff had always been well treated, but asked that his condition be made public: “You can’t leave someone in the hallway, especially on a stretcher that’s uncomfortable,” he claimed while highlighting the ulcer. His mother suffered from being unable to move.
Another addition that complicates the situation: “She knew everything and communicated with us by blinking her eyes.. We thought he would be prioritized because he was in palliative care, but there was even a little boy there with a broken leg. “They were overwhelmed,” he lamented.
hospital supplies Guadalhorce Valley They assured that ambulance delays were common, although in this particular case it was not up to them but rather that the service was outsourced.
from Military Government of Andalusia They stressed that “no incidents of any kind” occurred in the Guadaljoce Valley in the case of emergency transport, although they reported complaints of this nature regarding ordinary transport. Again, they noted that they are working to improve the situation.