I had my surgery, I just got home Friday

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Sorry , all my notifications are gone, so I have to pull up discussions, this will be a bit long but detailed. I went to the ER for the third time on June 22, and was released on June 26. I went to a different ER , the one where my urologist works at. I had a hard time getting out there as it is not close by. When you are in pain , you go to the nearest ER but they were not helping me . I arrived and they admitted me, I was dehydrated and exhausted, they reviewed the CT scan on disc, I brought with me, and they seen two stone. My urologist was on duty, and said I would have surgery on Tuesday or Wednesday they wanted to get a lot of water in me as I have not been able to hold anything down. On Tuesday the cancelled the surgery, but on Wednesday the machine was down, and not able to use. On Thursday they got me in , and did two different, stone surgeries. After the surgery I was very ill , so they kept me another day. Upon my arrival to the hospital they check my skin, they were checking for signs of covid, the searching on my body was a bit invasive but they know more about Covid, than we do. They wanted to do a covid test on me, but it was denied they did not feel I was a risk When I went to surgery , they asked if I had a covid test I told them no. They were very mad, the staff in surgery area, they were saying now they are being exposed to covid, I felt out of place, there and I just wish they discussed this out of my presence. After surgery I was back in my room, when i sat up i felt something in my mouth. During the surgery they place something in my mouth for the surgery, they some how chipped my tooth. So now waiting to see what they are going to do about it. I have the pieces of the tooth in a jar. I feel good, much better, just worn out. I finally have medicine to help prevent future stones, but really not a guarentee. Glad to be home. One thing I forgot to mention, when I woke up from surgery, the nurse whispered in my ear, to get tested for covid.. I asked the nurse on my floor about it and she says during surgery, you could most likely get covid.. I don't know what to think, they wouldn't give me covid test before the surgery. So why after? makes no sense.