They know full well how displeased I am with their operation. The damage to me has already been done, and I've never been one to turn a blind eye or mislead people. If you've read my diary, you can see I've been outspoken on several occasions. I've even been scolded in meetings they've held, telling me I have no right to voice the things I do. Maybe they're good guys like everyone says, but I'm questioning if they are really or if it's just a façade. They know s**t like this happens under their care time and time again, yet they still tell people they that there are zero complications in their practice. If on their site, it says they never experience infections or broken pins, yet experienced docs like Paley report these occurrences with a relatively common incidence rate, and you read on here people are getting these things, then this clearly raises a HUGE red flag. Harry even tried to deny to others that a patient broke a pin here, when I was across the hall when it happened... It's just a broken pin. Why the need to lie or get upset I told people about it, because it shows the doctor's not a god or superhero?
The physio blames the manager and vice versa, and the doctor says everything is fine. Patients try to remain pleasant and understanding and willing to listen to them because we don't have much of a choice. The staff seem more concerned about their personal quarrels or being upset they have to work in a hotel now, resulting in the inability to relax all day and be waited upon by a group of slave workers (they make 8000 ruppees a month) who deliver them food and drink upon command then go to sleep in a heap together on a dirty pest ridden cold marble floor. They often get these workers to do their jobs for them if they're feeling in an especially relaxed mood on a particular day. I know they need to make a living, but they can do it some other way that doesn't jeopardize people's health.
There is a new patient now that was deceitfully lured here. When he asked Sunny the shameless manager if there were any patients who spoke English, they told him there's only one. They obviously didn't put him in contact with me because I would have told him not to come. He's already realizing the lies, lack of concern and incompetence of these people and is beginning to question the decision. I have two more weeks of having to be told my toe will/is coming back to life, when it's clearly as bad as it was from day one, then I go back home. There is excellent movement in the flexor, but there always was, and the physios fail to understand this. When I put the foot on the floor, the toe just drags along it. First thing I'm doing is checking into a hospital if they allow me as an inpatient to get a thorough evaluation. I have absolutely no trust or confidence in any doctor's opinion or judgement here. Do not come here. I know I'm going to hear back home that something got f**ked up 5 months ago that can't be corrected now and I'm an idiot for doing what I did. When I stand the whole inner half of my left leg feels weak/uncontrollable, so I hope the paralysis in the toe isn't affecting more than I currently believe.
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Topic: Screw came out of my leg 4 months post OP with Dr Sringari (Read 13351 times)