A nurse has stirred reactions online after revealing how a woman allegedly walked into a hospital and begged medical staff to fake a serious illness so they could send her boyfriend a picture and lure him to come see her.
In a viral video, the nurse explained that the woman was not sick at all, but wanted the hospital staff to help her win back the attention of her boyfriend, who had allegedly stopped picking her calls and replying to her messages.
According to the nurse, the woman specifically asked them to fix an intravenous drip (IV drip) on her, take her photo, and send it to her boyfriend with a message claiming she had been rushed to the hospital and needed urgent medical care.
Recounting the encounter, the nurse said the woman asked her to set up the drip even after admitting she was perfectly fine.
She also wanted the nurse to call her boyfriend and tell him she had been rushed to the hospital and that he needed to come immediately.
Explaining her reason, the nurse said the woman confessed that her boyfriend had been ignoring her calls and texts, which pushed her to come up with the stunt to force a response from him.
However, the plan reportedly backfired, as the boyfriend never showed up at the hospital after receiving the message.
The nurse further claimed that the man told the medical staff he was done with the woman.
According to her, the boyfriend allegedly replied that if the woman wanted to die, she should be allowed to die, and stood his ground on not visiting the hospital.
The nurse’s story has since gone viral, sparking debate online, especially over the woman’s attempt to stage a medical emergency just to get her boyfriend’s attention.