How did it come about in the first place

I was walking in Radebeul on March 5th and I was still with friends there. We had eaten some snacks, drank water, juice and tea. Then 21 o'clock was over. I was fine all the time and had not complained about any complaints. I just remember that I had put my head on the table at 21 o'clock. I was told that I had not been given air for 20 seconds. A woman called the ambulance. When I came to myself again, I was lying on the floor below. The friends who had invited, husband and wife, raised my head high.

The ambulance is here

I had noticed everything, even if I had my eyes open at times. They probably hadn't found it right away. I didn't want to go to the hospital. It took a while until they persuaded me that it would be better. In the ambulance it was then quite fast until we drove off. In my condition, I was still allowed to think about which hospital we should go to and I had decided on that in my place. Just a few minutes later, I vomited in the ambulance. They then had to stop briefly on the way. We drove on. Through the rear window, I saw my street lamps. I deliberately wrote my street lamps. I also told the 2 paramedics that. They laughed. I said, I run off street lamps and put that in OpenStreetMap. They knew that and I was impressed.

In the hospital

Of course, it's still March 5, at 22 o'clock the ambulance arrives at the hospital. The nurse who took care of me said that I was patient 47 and all the beds were full. And so they pushed me into the head room (senior doctor ?).
One of the friends drove after us and stayed there until 23:30 and then drove home. At that time it was not clear when I could be released again.
It is now Friday, March 6th 0:07 am. The only single room became available and I arrived in ward 8. I only went to sleep with TV. This was certainly a drama for the nurse in charge, because she had to explain to me how to operate the TV. I had asked her for a mobile phone charging cable and at least got a cable from the nurse's room, she said, which was slowly charging. After all, better than when the cell phone goes off.

Fragmentary notes

6:45 a.m. was woken up, 7:18 a.m. was blood sampling. At least it was tried,
7:35 AM ECG, 7:51 AM there are 2 degrees Celsius. 7:25 a.m. second attempted blood draw. There was no blood again. 8:00 a.m. Blood collection. There was no blood there again. Or maybe too little. At 8:12 o'clock there was finally breakfast, or as they called it with 10g of butter, 1 bun, 1 slice of salami and 1 cup of coffee. I don't know exactly anymore. I'm used to other portions. At 8:30 a.m. I was done with breakfast. At 9 o'clock we went to the weighing and measuring. At 10:45 a.m. I got the long-term ECG which lasted until 10:47 a.m. Since all the corridors and wards all looked the same to me, I told every nurse that I couldn't find my way around and they had to ring someone every time who would then take me back to the room for testing and back again. This has certainly been a great pleasure. Or change. At 10:50 the escort came and took me to the station. 11:25 a.m. the needle came off my right hand. That was a blessing, I'll tell you. At 11:30 there was lunch. By 11:45, I was done.11:55 a.m. someone came and asked about the food request for Saturday. Here I got the info that I will be discharged by Saturday evening at the latest. That meant that it could be more likely.
12 O'clock was noon rest. 13:10 I was always sent to tests and back again and again to tests. This went on until 17:00, then there was dinner. 17:20 I was ready and from 18 o'clock there was night rest. That's when I got the information that I will probably be released on Saturday at noon. So even sooner than was suspected. Then I was awake and did not come to rest. It is now Saturday, March 7th. 2:30 a.m. I wrote another message and then finally got tired. I slept only from 3:00 to 6:30. It had to be wiped through for a short time. At 6:45 a.m. the long-term ECG came away again. And I was informed that I will be discharged at about 11 o'clock. What a joy.
One of my friends visited me on Friday in my single room and asked how I was doing. And he brought me my fast charging cable for the mobile phone.

The end dragged on

It's 6:51 am and 1 degree Celsius, 7:30 am I'm tired, 8:00 am and 2 degrees Celsius.
It's 8:16 am and there is breakfast, 8:32 am I'm done. Breakfast was picked up at 8:50 a.m. 9:37 AM and 6 degrees Celsius. At 11 o'clock I was discharged and ran home. At 12:00 I arrived back at home.
It was cool that I was allowed to stay in a single room all the time and didn't have to go to a shared room.

Final question

Would you have helped me and called the ambulance if necessary ?