For starters, I would like to say that I was forcedly given a subclade shot that I am pretty sure that you are already aware of. If not, the subclade shot is used to help patients to get off of their addiction. My addiction was Percocet's, and I was trying to stop using them, so I started to go to a place called Tower Health Medical Group and it was there, where I was given the suboxone strips to start out with, which is supposed to be the same as the shot, but the only difference is that the strips are used daily by placing it inside the mouth. They had me on this for almost a year now. But as of lately, the doctor kept insisting that I’d be on the shot instead. I Kept telling them that I did not want the shot but it got to the point to where they told me that they would not continue to treat me unless I had taken the shot. So, I figured that I Would just give it a try. I was given the shot by a nurse, when only a licensed doctor is allowed to perform the procedure. My very first week of the shot, I noticed a change in my breathing, so thank God I immediately scheduled an appointment with my family doctor. By the 3rd week of the shot, I woke up one morning, suffering as I noticed that my breathing became worse. I had two episodes, that I never experienced in my life and it caused for me to call the ambulance. The same day I was treated at the reading hospital, where they diagnosed me with anxiety attack. I was released the same day but I noticed that it got worse so I was back the very next day. Once again, they diagnosed me with anxiety and they sent me on my way. Luckily for me I had an appointment scheduled with my family doctor who took noticed right away that I was suffering from heart failure. She immediately insisted that I’d be rush to the reading hospital, where she made sure to have the doctors perform certain test, that now made them aware of my situation. Therefore, I was kept overnight, but the episodes that I was suffering from would not stop. All throughout the night I found myself unable to breathe normal and s many times as I called a nurse for help, I was only being ignored and mistreated. It got to the point where I just knew that I had to find another hospital, so I signed myself out and I got a ride to the nearest hospital which was St. Josephs but even there, things didn’t go as planned. I continued to have these episodes and before I knew it, I found myself signing out, only to go to Hershey medical center. Where they did blood work and decided to not keep me overnight. Instead, I was discharged and told to follow up with my family doctor immediately. Once I did just that, my family doctor suggested that I get the proper treatment in the St. Joseph's hospital, where I would have surgery done and spend the next 3 days. After the doctors felt like I had enough treatment, I was given a life jacket that I now have to keep on me at all times. Read More Read Less