Dr. Oyler literally saved my wife's life!
My wife has RA. After 2 years of severe abdominal pain. Seeing many different Doctors and specialists around the Southeast, with no answers...even went to the emergency room out of town, because it was so intolerable traveling to different hospitals.
We actually had the rheumatologist at Providence Hospital (dr. Meyers) tell us, "It's in her head, there is nothing wrong"...
Days later I woke up and she said, "I am ready to die." I put her in my truck and drove straight to one of the smartest people I've ever met, Dr. Oyler, an emergency room doctor. I knew he wasn't a specialist in RA but I knew she had given up and I didn't know what else to do. I personally called Dr. Oyler on the way to see him and would only talk to him. I told him the history as I drove. Within 15min we arrived. Dr. Oyler saw my wife, remained calm as he always is!! Amazing! Then firmly yet confidently said, "I'm calling for exploritory surgery!! He knew, she was going to die if not! Confirmed, It saved her life!!!
After couple weeks in ICU and a few more weeks in the hospital on the floor that colon surgeries (and
C-section) do their recovery. She was released.
But at home only 2 days after her release from hospital, the health care worker called 911. I was already on way home and got there before the ambulance. She was totally stiff, couldn't talk, move, or even blink. Totally frozen. The medics were at a loss. They couldn't even get an I.V. started. We were driving from West Mobile to Providence Hospital. Which is the closest hospital. I'm in the front seat next to the driver. He's literally going over the median and driving faster than I've ever seen one drive. I told the driver to keep going past Providence to Springhill, while I'm (again) calling Dr. Oyler, and yes he's at work again, and I said "Dr. Oyler, it's Mike Horn again, I'm bringing Jan in again." He said come on!
The ambulance driver looks over at me and says, "I don't think she can make it can't." I told him, she can't make it without Dr. Oyler. At that point, I saw an ambulance drive faster than ever down Airport Blvd at 5pm traffic and he's going over 90mph and even 2 wheels on the median sometimes. I've never seen traffic split open like the Red Sea. Even the driver said he had never seen anything like it. And if the traffic hadn't opened up like it did he isn't sure he could have passed a hospital to go an extra 9 miles further with someone they couldn't even run an I.V. on.
When we arrived Dr. Oyler took over and started telling Jan, "Your in my world now Jan, your going to be fine just Stay with me and listen to what I'm saying." It took a little while before she could talk but first words were, "I don't want to die anymore."
Dr. Oyler stayed in total control while giving instructions to another doctor and several nurses. No one spoke but him. It was unreal. Once again, he saves her. Because of all that happened, the ambulance guys stayed to make sure she made it. They even said, "when we heard you talking to Oyler, we knew we had to go for it." Even they knew, if anyone could save her it would be Oyler!
That was 4 years ago! All is well! He's now at Snow Rd. & Airport Blvd at yhis Compas Urgent Care. And if you wonder why he's the best there is, his wife Tammy works with him, she's the one who makes it all happen and why it's efficant. Don't go anywhere else if you care about your love ones or yourself. read more