a problem i encountered and how i solved or managed it

i know you won't believe me when i tell you this, but i have actually worked(so called) in a hospital before. no really, i not kidding! i worked in Changi General Hospital during the december holidays of 2010. unfortunately, i did not get paid for my effort, because it was voluntarily(yeah right, is my mother force me do one)and so it was actually all for nothing.anyway something happened there and i am still scared of it happening again.on the 15 of December at around 4.30 in the evening, i was bringing the laundry to the lower level of the hospital where they washed the clothes, when i went in, unfortunately,the door somehow locked itself and so you can guess what was going on. i was locked in a room that was below the ground which meant that i would have a limited supply of oxygen and it was dark and damp, don't forget creepy. and so i panicked,did i mention i am a little bit claustrophobic? so there and then, i was at a total loss at what to do for the first time in my life. i decided that panicking in this stupid room would d me no good, so i sat down to calm myself for a minute. i decided to check if the door as really locked and i tried to open the door, but it would not budge.so i sat down again and i decided that this time i would wait for someone to find me.it was only after an hour that i remembered that the vents were all connected in the hospital and so i shouted out for help and hoped that someone would hear me. thankfully, a few minutes later(about 10 minutes) i heard footsteps approaching the door and i found my best friend opening the door.and you know what? it turns out that the door was not locked but just that i did not turn the handle far enough stupid right? ha ha ha ha!!but to this day forward i am still a little scared of tiny spaces and hospitals.even though they save many lifes here, i would prefer to stay away from all kinds of hospitals.