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Gah, I'm fuming. My boyfriend (he's 26 and I'm 25 and together for almost a year) went out to celebrate a friend's birthday and ended up going partying afterwards. He was out with a group of people and a girl of this group, who is also his friend and classmate, got ridiculously drunk. She (girl 1) got to the point where she was puking all over herself for, according to him, two hours straight. So he and another female friend (girl 2) ended up going back to the friend's (girl 2) house. He was supposedly taking care of both of them since they were both drunk. He put this girl on the matrass and put a bucket next to her for her to puke, which at that moment, she has already stopped. Anyway, so girl 2 went to her driving license classes so she had to leave my boyfriend and girl 1 alone. My boyfriend sent me a message to tell me what was going on and that he is scared to leave girl 1 alone because she might choke on her puke and no one is there to look after her. I said, sure, he could stay to look after this girl. He said he will only stay for one hour. After that, I didn't hear from him again for two and a half hours. His excuse? He dozed off. Which, sure, I can understand since he has also been drinking and might have been tired. I was fuming. He and this girl are already pretty friendly and I would like to think that they have a healthy classmate friendship but beyond that, I don't really know the true "extent" of his friendship with her. I was pissed off because he volunteered to stay with this girl, didn't reply for 2,5 hours and just hate having to just rely on my trust in this situation.

Please give me your opinions and advice on this situation because I dont know whether I was overreacting or completely in my right to have been pissed the hell off.

Thanks! :)

Dr. Denise Crute had 17 malpractice cases in Colorado (at least 1 involving death) and was allowed to surrender her license there to be able to move to Illinois and continue practicing. A Rockford, Illinois hospital (OSF) hired her with a media plan in place to explain her 'deficiencies'. They allowed her to continue practicing and 4 more lawsuits are currently pending, including another involving another death. Mary Friday is still battling with issues from having the wrong side of the spine being operated on. Dr. Crute was again allowed to let her license lapse and was again able to license in NY. She is now able to practice in the prestigious NYC Mount Sinai Hospital where Joan Rivers died. Should you be forewarned by the hospital before being treated by this doctor?