My father was treated at Baptist for kidney failure. They were great with him and I, later on, had a hysterectomy there and the treatment of the nurses were terrible. Different wing but I went in there trusting the hospital and my surgery was a must and surgeon was great. I was cut from pelvic bone to between my rib cage and I have sjogrens syndrome that causes extreme dryness in my mouth and throat. I begged for ice and being sedated from the cut I had, I walked to the nurses station to ask please for ice and they sat talking away. Big cut, first walk, by myself and that's not normal. I asked for ice and they told me to get back in bed. I walked back to my bed by myself after major surgery. I didn't have the typical hysterectomy because of the size of the tumor surrounding cancer. What I did get was my IV turned up to where I had to pee every five minutes. That did not help my dry mouth and throat one bit. It was dangerous for me. My daughter called me and got alarmed because I was walking by myself and I was crying from my treatment of feeling thrown away. I'm pretty tough because I've had to be so my daughter knew I needed help. She drove 85 miles one way to help me. I was lucky she was there because of my weakness, sedation that I needed after that cut, and lack of rest from my IV, she kept me from falling several times. One man got himself dressed, not yet released and told her he was going home where he could get help. Another lady I know had surgery, different wing, had great treatment like my dad.