Soy amigo del paciente desde hace muchos años trabaje durante todo este tiempo con el y otra persona (ya fallecida) se formó un vínculo muy fuerte de cariño, el debido por voluntad propia vivir solo, al ya no se independiente debido ayudarlo asistiéndolo hace aproximadamente un mes, sufre un infarto cerebral, afortunadamente me doy cuenta a tiempo, llamo a un servicio de ambulancias, de las 3 personas que fueron, me doy cuenta de la frialdad de la gente en una. al llegar a este hospital CHRISTUS MUGUERZA, en su gran parte las enfermeras son muy eficientes y humanas en su trato para con los pacientes igualmente para los familiares o personas que los apoyan, me enfrente a la desconfianza de una que tiro un vasito con unas gotas de haldol, un(tranquilizante que me dejo ahi un doctor a cargo) entiendo que su trabajo es suministrar únicamente los medicamentos que se les ordena, aun así, me sentí muy mal por la sola idea que desconfiara de mi. a veces uno como familiar (o amigo) está destrozado con el evento que está sufriendo el enfermo en este caso un infarto cerebral, sin embargo hay personas como la enfermera rosario quien con su trato, su dedicación y como le mencione a ella (con su voz) le dije que tenía voz de valium "porque me tranquilizaba con solo oírla que era como un ángel para mi ser querido y para mi. 

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I have been a friend of the patient for many years, I have worked with him and another person (now deceased) for a long time and a very strong bond of affection has been formed. He lives alone and as he is no longer independent, I must help him by assisting him. Approximately a month ago, he suffered a stroke. Fortunately, I realized this in time and called an ambulance service. Of the three people who came, I realized how cold the people were. Upon arriving at this hospital, CHRISTUS MUGUERZA, the majority of the nurses are very efficient and humane in their treatment of patients, as well as of family members or people who support them. I faced the distrust of one who threw a small glass with a few drops of haldol (a tranquilizer that a doctor in charge had left for me there). I understood that their job was to provide only the medications ordered; even so, I felt very bad at the mere idea that they distrusted me. Sometimes, as a family member (or friend), you are devastated by the event that the patient is suffering, in this case, a stroke. However, there are people like Nurse Rosario, who, with her treatment, her dedication, and as I mentioned to her (with her voice), I told her that she had a valium voice "because it calmed me down just by hearing her", she was like an angel for my loved one and for me.