Getting Over the Fear of Stitches: A Winter Accident (Dramatic Health)

[JordaannSchieman]

people who have to wait 6 hours are waiting so long because people with more serious injuries are coming in. I work at a hospital and i am sometimes in the ER and at the front is the walk ins but near the back are the seriously ill the trauma section is usually full. and only so many ER docs are on staff. if you want quick service in canada, take an ambulance and say you had no other way to get there

[mryellow123]

In other words........ the stiches were poorly done.

[FatCat199]

wish i watched this last night i fell of my golfcart and got five stiches in my forehead when the doctor came with basically needle and thread i freaked out but i shut my eyes and it really didnt hhurt

[blackberryjuice1]

which free clinic in NY is this? Anybody know which one he's talking about?

[AngusYoungFan1994]

try going to canada

[yolordo01]

lol hospital in canada have horrible services

once i broken my arm and i had to wait 6 hours

[AngusYoungFan1994]

so its better then waiting ten minutes and paying 500 dollars lol

[dopafeind1]

500 dollars. Thats a deal! I broke my arm and I wish it were 500

[lightshadow22]

You had to wait 6 hours because it's not a serious injury compared to the other peoples injuries at the time.

[Mindraker1]

True, it's "triage". Triage may sound harsh, but in a crisis, or in large operations like hospitals or emergencies, it's necessary.

[pixuma]

hah i broke my wrist in 8 places, which needed surgery, and didn't get xrays until a week after i broke it

[SNIPERM77]

i do my own thank you,.

[666tothe616]

ive had stichtes 4 times

3 times busting open my head

once from surgery behind my ear

but the ones behind your ear suck when you get a haircut its been a little over a year and they still hurt when i get my hair cut back there but other than that they arnt bad at all

[Mindraker1]

I'm pretty much held together with needle and thread. Mostly "playing too hard"-injuries as a kid, heh heh.