FOX 35's Blog

what make us think this isn't happening somewhere else. It's so sad that people have lost compassion for others because of how much they don't make or the color of their skin.Hospitals will let die if you don't have the money to pay anyways either with substandard treatment or now treatment. will it change, I think not.

and you dont think that fl is even worse drs here in ocala gave my wife massive overdose put her into sezzures for 3 days i had to pay to get her better all they said is sorry we made a mistake still have the letterit ended up costing us over 150 thousand all the hospital did was cansil the rest of their bill
had no kids under 18 and she dosnt work so she wasnt worth enough to sue under our new malpractice laws

I am at a loss for words. To think that medical personnel could just ignore a situation like this is beyond belief.

People in fields who deal with the mentally disabled often form a buffer of apathy to protect them from the harsh realities of the field. I think that is what happened here, outside of work these people would probably be the first to rush to someone but at work this is their defense mechanism. It's sad but I agree, we would have to be ignorant to not think this is happening elsewhere.

I studied industrial psychology and I it's a fact that people will often do what others around them are doing. If people see someone fall down odds are they will first see how others react before weighing in themselves. If people are ignoring the person odds are your instinct will be to do the same. The people who jump in during situations like these are the ones who are trained to set their instinct's aside.