The difficulties of trying to be proactive

So my mental health symptoms have been increasing for about the past week, and so after talking it over with my therapist, we agreed that I would try to get an emergency appointment with my outpatient Psychiatrist. But when the nurse triaged me, she told me to go to the Emergency Room...that the only person who could alter my medications was my doctor, and that he was out of the office that day and was booked solid for the next week (the front desk only found an opening on June 20th). So not being suicidal or homicidal, I went to see if my family doctor might be willing to help. But being that my psychiatric history is so complex, she did not feel comfortable in doing anything. So I ended up going to a local Emergency Room where the Social Worker asks me what I expected THEM to do differently for me. Finally, the E.R. Physician allowed me to stay overnight and talk to a Psychiatrist the next morning. So I did, and the Psychiatrist agreed to increase my anti - anxiety medication from a half tablet twice a day to a full tablet twice a day. But she wrote the wrong dosages on the discharge paperwork, and didn't provide me with a new script before I was discharged. So when my home health nurse looked at the paperwork, she stated that she could not give me a full tablet twice a day until the dosages were corrected. And so I went back to the ED, and explained my situation, and was told that the only way they could correct the orders was for me to check in AGAIN! But I, not wanting to bother them attempted to find a way to scrape by until I could get things straightened out on Monday at the mental health center. But I couldn't get a refill of the ORIGINAL prescription, and I couldn't get any urgent care clinics to issue a new prescription. So I went back to the ER, re-explained my situation, and ended up checking back in to get a corrected order. The frustrating part is that while the staff treated me okay when face-to-face, I could overhear them talking about my visit among themselves. I could tell that they were frustrated with me being there, but...I don't know...trying to be proactive and having to go through this extended process, and then being seen as one taking advantage of the ER to resolve everything? So frustrating.