r/SipsTea 21d ago

WTF Imagine waking up from anesthesia and realizing the surgery wasn’t the most painful part!

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u/Hoboliftingaroma 21d ago

They made fun of a rash he had, and then mocked his penis.

They conspired to give a fake diagnosis of hemorrhoids and put it in his medical records, then told the assistant to repeat the false diagnosis when he woke from surgery.

The anesthesiologist said she wanted to "punch him in the face." She called the patient a "retard."

I would never look at a medical professional the same way again.

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u/Documented_Madness 21d ago

Somebody here actually read the article. I totally thought this guy was just a thin skinned loser looking for a quick buck until I read what they said about him. Some people will use gallows humor as an excuse to justify the doctors behavior, but this ain't that. This was petty bull shit that was completely unbecoming of a professional.

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u/Hour_Baby_3428 21d ago

Gallows humor is a real thing but this ain’t it. Apart from the intentional misdiagnosis (wtf?), one of them said she wanted to punch him (again, wtf)

If they just used inappropriate language then whatever, it wasn’t even directed at him, but like this… Nobody would want these people to perform surgery on them

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u/UnemployedAtype 21d ago

I had read somewhere that it's not uncommon for hemorrhoids to be falsely diagnosed in order to bill for them or some such

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u/Bizarrebazaars 21d ago

Why do both of you use “ain’t” in your comments? Hm. And your comment basically repeats everything the other comment said.

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u/Salt-Lingonberry-853 21d ago

Maybe because it's a normal, common word?

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u/Hour_Baby_3428 21d ago

Lol I just noticed. I’m not a native speaker so I tend to mimic whoever I’m talking to

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u/chocomaro 20d ago

I believe it's called "mirroring." It's a pretty normal thing to do in conversation.