Dr. Nathaniel Mark Yoder, MD

On July 29th of this year, It took 12 hours to get medical attention for my overdose attempt, 5 hours to hear from my doctor. I was crying in hallways begging for help because I was so isolated and everyone was ignoring me. They "mistakenly" tried to outpatient me and refused to let me talk to my doctor about the situation for hours and threatened me. Multiple calls were ignored, or just making empty promises. If they would've listened to me, this would have been a completely different situation. I want something to come from this because I don't want someone to be treated like this, to be scared, alone and treated not human for being mentally ill. I wasn't given meds except when I vomited on myself and when I left.This whole experience is honestly shocking, scary, and unreasonable of why I was treated this way. I understand it was a long process but this could've been sorted out if I could've talked to someone, or it would have been different if I was being told point blank what was… happening. I'm disappointed by the way my case was handled. I was not fairly represented, advocated, or listened to. I'm still shaking thinking back on it and it upsets me about how I was ignored, minimized, when I was clearly asking for help. They only admitted to a "misunderstanding" when my family left and I was alone, I felt pressured to resolve the issue quickly since I was afraid I'd get sent away. Yoder and Wesley have refused to acknowledge, apologize, or compensate despite calls and promises to do so.