up stairs and I just would like to know what kind of fuel does it run off of. the lady said," who are you anyways" wow!! couldn’t believe it! after what had just happened to me my girlfriend an most importantly of all my newborn with her lil fresh lungs! I then showed her my wrist band and stated that I was the father of the baby that they had smoked out of one of their rooms upstairs due to testing of the generators, and all I want from you is the what kind of fuel lady! I’m gtting a lil more an more upset as time goes on. but, still not going out of control and holding my composure. she says," I don’t know" so i said" well, you better find out!" so she called another nurse of some kind to come down and i asked her same question I have been asking since I ran out of the room at 1:35 @ this point it’s around 2:00 am so it’s about 25 min’s after we were smoked out of the room and my girlfriend me and or our baby still have not recieved any type of medical attention that I have been demanding and feel we all need. so, I stopped asking for help/medical attention @ this point because, I knew that I was not going to recieve it for them. so, finally I got the info on what the generators were run on. and it was my worst fear! "DIESEL FUEL" and all I kept saying the whole time after I realized we were subjected to such toxic fumes before i went downstairs is I hope and it better not be DIESEL and sure enough, it was. so, GREAT THE ONE THING I DID NOT WANT TO HEAR!! now I’m kinda in a bit of shock and still in discomfort because I know how deadly diesel fumes are especially a high level of it, and especially for a newborn baby that was in it for over 30 min’s so, I can only imagine what my baby had gone through. @ this point I demand them to write up a report on this, and I went back up to check on my family because I knew they weren’t gonna do it for me. as I seen that whole night:( so I hurried up there and got to that new room they put up in and the heater was about to fall off the was and shock someone the clock didn’t work so, how do you feed a baby every 3 hrs? thank goodness for cell phones:) and the toilet I seen the next morning had blood on the top of the seat and a large bead running down the outside middle of the bowl. I took a photo of that on my phone. I feel so neglected that we did not recieve or get offered any care what so ever after a bad situation like this. it took me going downstairs and putting up a lil fuss just to get my baby’s heat beat checked they did a quick check on that and pretty that’s about it! I believe because me and my girlfriend look so young that is why I cry’s for help went unheard! I felt like an old man in a nursing home that ask for help and they just walk right by. I too care of my me and her took care of my grandma and everytime we went to a hospital we got the lil kid treatment. to the point I had to call my aunts in just to be heard! I feel like this now. I don’t really know what I should do about this I honestly believe I should sue them over this because it’s had been less than 2 days since it happened and still my baby has not been checked no blood work done nothing! please if you have any ideas on what I should do it would be most appreciated:) thank you for your time and sorry for long sad story:( yes
the baby is still alive at home now. but, the damage has already beed done if you know anything about diesel exhaust which I do it is one of the worst things a human can breathe known to man! in under 30 it will cause 1. degrade the immune system 2. induce allergic reactions 3. neurotoxins that cause brain damage and attacks the spinal cord&nerves 4. premature death "more a year that drunk drivers &homicides a year" 5 alter the brain and activity within 30 mins 6. clogs coronary arteries that supplys the muscles of the heart 7.high risk for cancer, bronchitis, allergies, asthma, respritory problems and even lung disease 8. PM10 way too much to list but it is very bad for all humans especially a newborn what would you do in a situation like this? what should I do I need help please? thanks,