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“If the average Freeper started arguing over medications and dosages with “professionals” they’d be ignored at best or be accused of aiding an addiction at worst.”

No, Lurker, I’ve done it many times. I speak with a professional voice and tell them what has worked and hasn’t worked and I didn’t give up until they did it right.

I have also worn a white shirt and put my pin with my name on it with the word “Dr.” before my name (Ph.D. kind not medical doctor kind, but they didn’t ask), and the nurses did anything I said. They are conditioned to white and Dr. and jumped in hoops if I said do it.

I used every psychological ruse I had, to get done what needed to be done. Those employees are just employees and you are paying them, so tell them what to do. Don’t let them intimidate you, you intimidate them.

One time he was in a hospital room, ready to go home but the nurses wouldn’t do the paper work at their station. You are leaving and they are through with you so they don’t care if you stay in the room waiting forever. I rolled him out to in front of their station and had him ask for food, coke, etc. and I stood there and stared at them. They couldn’t stand it so got right on the paperwork and we were out of there really fast.

Don’t disappear, stay close to the nurses’s station staring at them and you will get what you need.

I have years of experience with hospital employees and doctors and I’m going to win and they are going to lose.