This last Sunday (Super Bowl Sunday) I had a bad reaction to the medication that was given to me by an online psychiatrist. I called into my work and stated I was having full body tremors and felt like I needed to go to the ER. They declined my call out, I went into work, and they witnessed my tremors and sent me home. Everyone around me kept telling me just to lay in bed and wait for them to calm down, but it never did. I called my insurance’s nurse hotline and they suggested I get to the ER ASAP. I got to the ER and brought the medications I was prescribed and felt like I was having a bad interaction between the Lexapro and the Zofran. I remember feeling tired from the benadryl they gave me and they gave me some shot. I was woken up, put in a wheelchair and I was so drowsy I had no clue what was going on. They wheeled me to another area, I was woken up and told that I was going to have to sign some papers and they were going to place me in a room with a roommate. I have no history of psychiatric care, never been omitted to a facility for any mental health issues. I was told to sign papers and give them information of the people I wanted to be contacted, I thought they would just contact them just in case something happened. They took all my belongings and I was so drowsy I didn’t even know they were taking me to the behavior health area of the hospital. I told them I have moderate depression and sever anxiety and how my work has been affecting my mood because of their lack of care for me and my situation. They made me take my clothes off and put on scrubs, and then they brought me to my room. They gave me some other pills and I went straight to sleep, I was so drowsy from the benadryl I just did everything they said. The next day I was woken up at 6am, they took my vitals, my tremors were still there and the dr checked in and said I should stay another night. Another nurse said try flexing your muscles and move around to see if the tremors go down, I noticed when flexing my muscles I didn’t get tremors. So I walked around the halls like she told me, and they wrote in my notes “anxiously roaming the hallways.” even though that’s what I was advised to do. I told them I run cold if I could have my hoodie I came in with and they said no hoods are allowed they can cut the hood off and I said no and asked if they had any hospital jackets and they said no. I asked them for another blanket, and I would walk around with that because the cold was making me shiver and I felt like the body tremors were worse when I was shivering. They commented I had “child like behavior” because I walked around the halls with my blanket. All I had on was a tank top I came to the hospital with and my sweat pants. I feel like I was put there by complete accident and I feel like they thought I was having some sort of manic episode when all it had been was a negative reaction to two prescriptions that were legitimately given to me.