I witnessed someone crying for help in the emergency room at Niagara General for over 2 hours. Despite pleas to the triage nurse for someone to help, no one provided any accommodation. This person suffers from mild to severe chronic pain and fibromyalgia, and could not stay seated in the chair without feeling electricity shoot through her body. I initially brought her in to see a doctor after experiencing a loss of feeling in her left arm, chest pains, head pains, and back pains. Let me be clear in stating that I had never seen her in so much pain before. Despite the seriousness of the condition, no medical treatment ever came and we were refused medical service. After two hours of waiting, I was bullied into signing a sheet in order to get her home somewhere where she was comfortable. She could barely stand and collapsed at the admin desk in the emergency room. I witnessed nurses step over her to make chit-chat and do admin. I witnessed at least a half dozen nurses standing around and assisting no one while this person lay crying in front of the desk in so much pain that she could not stand – and still a doctor would not see her. I am ashamed by the treatment we received at this hospital which was not “high quality, safe, and evidenced-based”. I don’t know how many different ways a person can ask and beg for help. Instead of providing medical advice or treatment, they let her walk out into the cold, without transportation, and with thoughts of dying and suicide. I am immensely disgusted by the staff, enraged by the lack of empathy for someone who required medical assistance, and let down by the lack of professionalism of the employees.