the same thing happened to me but really I was in labor for days, didn't know it and my baby was full term but born so sick BC they kept sending me home. if they would have listened the first time they would have been able to get him out earlier. I knew with all my heart I was in labor so I would go in! screw her and if u know ur in labor and they won't admit you, you can go to another hospital and get a second opionion good luck
I will tell you that the women that were my delivery nurses when I had my two boys on separate occasions were angels on earth. I really counted on them and they did a fantastic job. It was just that one experience . . . grrr.
Yea i had a similar experience yesterday.. ... i tried to make a walk in appointment with my midwife because to me it lookes like my vagina was swollen and pushing out and i thought it could be baby pushing down out but she was gon for holiday and L&D told me if i feel to come in then do and when i got there they lookes at me crazy and told me it's normal and varicose vains and i didn't need to be here i just think they forget we are mothers who ate worried about everything and are so un sensitive at times i hope when its the day for baby to come i have all supportive people lol
I had a L&D nurse with my first pregnancy who was actually a 'charge' nurse or the 'boss' of the unit be very rude and condescending to me. My contractions were 5 minutes apart and had been going on for 18 hours and intensifying. I went in (was also PAST my due date by over a week). She mocked me and made me feel like a wimp. She said, women come in at 5 min and they don't need to be here until they are 2 to 3 minutes. My cervix was a 1 still according to this charge nurse and the nurse helping her. So, they sent me home with a sleeping pill that I threw up as soon as I took it. I sat there all night and the entire next day vomiting with contractions, getting sicker and sicker based on that charge nurses 'advice.' Finally the next night I called my doctor and she told me to meet her there.
I was having a complication to labor calling 'latent phase' labor. My cervix wasn't responding the way it was supposed to.
That nurse lost her job over my case. I made a pretty big stink about it. I'm college educated and not dumb. I know my rights as a patient. L&D nurses do deal with many false alarms but they have a duty to provide care and to do so in a professional manner.
So, complain to the hospital about your treatment. And know that if you have a complication and her job compounded issues, it's on HER and she'll lose her job.
good luck