A Karen in the emergency room thinks that her life and her kids life is worth more than

my daughter's life who's only three years old and has pneumonia.

Whereas her kid is just in the emergency room because she's constipated.

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This is my encounter with entitled parents in the pediatric emergency room.

This happened yesterday. My three-year-old daughter was diagnosed with bacterial pneumonia and we

ended up in the emergency room because she was struggling to breathe.

pneumonia is very serious. She was put on a nebulizer in oxygen and given an IV for more meds while

we waited for a room to open up in the PICU. The emergency room was pretty full. The rooms are small

and you share them. There is a curtain that divides them. There are no doors. Just another curtain.

Around 4 p.m., a family arrives with mom, dad, and a five-year-old daughter.

The mom briefly looks in on my side of the room and could see my toddler laying in the bed

hooked to machines with an IV. It's obvious that this isn't a stubbed toe.

So I can't help but hear the parents explaining why their kid is in the emergency room.

Stomach pain. Meanwhile, the kid is asking for something to eat. She sounds quite perky.

The parent insisted that she has a kidney infection. Whatever, I don't know her history and I'm

not interested. So my daughter was given a steroid through her nebulizer to help her open her

airways. Her oxygen, which they wanted 90 or above, kept dipping down into the low 80s,

making an alarm sound. The nebulizer makes some noise and the side effect is hyperactivity,

so my extremely sick kid was medically wired as heck. Within 30 minutes of arriving,

the entitled parents call for a nurse and ask for a private room because their daughter

needs to rest somewhere quiet. Meanwhile, their daughter was blasting Ryan's toy reviews

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