A Visit To The Governent Hospital

As I told you guys before, I was not feeling well, so I went to a government hospital to get medicine. It is not surprising that people flock to government hospital whenever they are sick because it is cheap. But one must bear in mind that the waiting period is very long.

During my waiting, one of the patients fainted in one of the check up rooms. So, the other patients, who were outside the rooms, were busy looking on. To my surprise, some patients were not sympathetic. They even cursed the fainted woman for causing more delay to other patients (I wonder why did they curse her? It is not that she wanted to pass out) And probably other patients were angry due to the long waiting hours and the humid condition. Gee... where's their humanity.

(other patients were looking into the room - looking at the fainted woman but not doing anything)

Well guys,

I think our government has been good to us because they subsidized our medical bills up to 99%. We only pay RM1 for hospital service unlike in most developed countries, they have to pay 100% for the medical bills. And yet still Malaysians complain "slow service", "too crowded", "not enough chair to sit" bla bla bla and the list goes on...

(An old woman had to sit on the floor while waiting for her turn)

I think instead of complaining, there are good things we can do to make the visit to hospital pleasant.

1. Always come on your appointment date.
2. Give your seats to older people to sit or probably exchange your call numbers.
3. Bring something for yourself to read while waiting or bring a laptop to play games.
4. Because you know that your number is going to be long, go out for a drink first.

Whalla! I did that and I didn't find going to hospital is hard.

What do you think?