Ok listen. One, systemic viral infection is a general way saying that you have a virus that is affecting you're entire body. Two, if the ambulance already came and left, they did wrong. It's not their prerogative to inspect your house to verify your story. They have a legal duty to take you if you call and want to go to the hospital. I used to be an EMT, so I know a little about it, you could say. Bottom line, call 911 back. Tell them you are afraid that you might be a danger to yourself. They will come and take you. Do that, and if they don't call the cops and tell them briefly what's going on and you're wondering why the ambulance left you behind or didn't show up. You need meds and to talk to a therapist to help get you under control. Trust me. Call 911. If the ambulance gives you problems, then call the cops and tell them your position.
They said they didn't see Sepsis on my sheet and that I'm just anxious and wouldn't do anything for me at the hospital. All they did was pulse and blood pressure.
It is not an option for them to check your place and verify your story. It is enough to tell them that you think you feel like hurting yourself. They can't come in and inspect anything to try a corroborate what you are saying. They are not detectives, they are not the police. Like I said, call them and tell them you're afraid you might dangerous to yourself. If they give you crap for ANYTHING and refuse to take you, then call the police. They will intervene. They'll call the ambulance themselves and make sure your're on it, or they may even just give you a transport. Also, if the ambulance refuses to treat you when you've asked for help and you don't turn them away at the scene, you might actually be able to file a lawsuit against them for failing to render aid, after you get stable of course.
I turned them away when they said "we can take you to the hospital, but we won't do anything for you medically. You're fine" ---
