Molly O Willits
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I posted a comment about sepsis and it was immediately rejected. I had to divide the comment into 2 posts because it was long. The first part was this:
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I remember my brush with sepsis all too well. During the COVID lockdown, I was streaming minecraft in a discord server to my friends (I was building the roof to a clinic, ironically) and I felt... wierd. I was a bit dizzy and my stomach didn't feel right. I checked my temperature -- a fever of 100.1. I checked it with another thermometer and it gave me 101.0. I honestly thought I had caught COVID, so I rushed to the hospital to get tested. The nurses looked at me with scrutiny and told me I didn't have the signs of COVID, but took me in back anyway. By then, I was developing a horrible migraine.
Time slipped away from me. I remember becoming dazed and fell asleep after vomiting. I woke up and heard two nurses outside my ER room talking. I remember one of them said, "I am worried about this one here in room XX. I thought she was a hypochondriac at first but then she declined rapidly."
The comment was immediately rejected while I was posting the second part. I filed an appeal and it was rejected as well. I don't know why this would be flagged as inappropriate because I was merely stating a fact that happened during my hospital stay. The comment made by the nurse was not meant toward anyone.