I took my wife to a doctor's office to support her for a procedure. It took longer than it was supposed to and after the doctor still was unable to do the job they released her. My wife was in pain and they said, "You can go."

Out front of the doctor office my wife said that she needed to sit down. So we sat on a bench together and her eyes went blank. A lady nearby was helping her mother into a car and she noticed what was happening and she ran over to us. My wife was sitting up and just staring with no emotion. I thought she was dying.

We had been together at this time about 15 years so I knew when she was being dramatic, in pain or just disoriented. This was different.

She was like this for minutes and then she regained awareness. We went to the doctor's office where she was released and they had no compassion or explanation. They just said that my wife was weak. After their inadequate advice we went to the emergency room that was at the hospital located adjacent to the doctor's office.

Of course there we had to wait but at least they gave her a place to lay down. In about 15 minutes my wife said, "Let's go home. I'm fine." We left.

It was a frightening experience for me. My wife was in shock. She had undergone so much pain from the procedure done by an inexperienced and careless OBGYN, male, doctor that her mind had shutdown. After this incident we changed doctors and she found a very good female one who was experienced and kind.

The original OBGYN doctor was part of the Fiat funded university mill of doctors who know nothing, are not kind and want to cover their tracks for the fear of not losing a practice but losing a job. The office wanted her out as soon as possible to mitigate any liability. I didn't understand this at the time but upon reflection this is what was happening.

I asked my wife if I could go kick the doctors ass around and she thanked me for the offer but said, "no.,"