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Better odds of surviving Auschwitz then US hospital system
More proof Americans are seen as cattle to be bled of every last cent
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Tennessee publishes Covid case, hospitalization and death data on a daily basis — by county.
Sevier County has one hospital, so there is exactly one place to aim your ire when it comes to their results vis-a-vis Covid-19. Since it is part of Covenant Health that entire corporate entity and every other medical edifice that is a part of same down to every affiliated physician office shares every bit of responsibility involved here.
On 7/1/2021 306 people had gone to said hospital for since it started and of them 186 had left in a box, for a total of 60.1% slaughtered. The deliberate refusal to offer any sort of early treatment is reasonably chargeable to these bastards, and all of the outcomes of the hospitalizations are, of course. This death percentage is wildly higher than that of other hospitals all over the country and it is highly unlikely that is a “mere coincidence.”
You see, as of 12/29/2021 Sevier County’s single hospital had recorded 465 people in the hospital with 332 leaving in a box, for a total slaughter percentage of 71.4% since this crap began. In other words their record has gotten worse over time with more than a year of experience in this disease, not better.
But it gets really nasty when one does a bit of subtraction and only considers those who got the Coof in the last six months of 2021. You see 159 souls on or since 7/1/2021 had stupidly not shoved a gun up the nose of their doctor immediately upon being diagnosed with -19 and demanded some form of early treatment such as, for example, IMASK+. Nope, they allowed said murderous ** to tell them to go home and eat chicken soup instead and some of them, arguably as a direct result in many cases, wound up in the hospital.
Of those 159 souls who failed to force their physician to actually practice medicine instead of being a money-grubbing ** 146 of them, or an astounding 91.8% left in a box.
Now perhaps you can explain how you can call a place a “medical facility” with this sort of record? And perhaps you can find some rational explanation for this outcome, given that essentially all the really old people who were most-susceptible either got Covid and died or got vaccinated and were allegedly “protected” prior to July 1st of 2021 for this outcome other than the corporate entities involved realizing that they got away with maximizing revenue which just happened to kill the patient and thus did a hell of a lot more of that in the back half of 2021.
If you can find such an explanation in a world where “vaccines are free” and are “both safe and effective” please let me know what it is. I’m waiting.
I’ll bet you had better odds of survival at Auschwitz!
Fromhttp://70.auschwitz.org/index.php?op...id=173&lang=enSevier County has one hospital, so there is exactly one place to aim your ire when it comes to their results vis-a-vis Covid-19. Since it is part of Covenant Health that entire corporate entity and every other medical edifice that is a part of same down to every affiliated physician office shares every bit of responsibility involved here.
On 7/1/2021 306 people had gone to said hospital for since it started and of them 186 had left in a box, for a total of 60.1% slaughtered. The deliberate refusal to offer any sort of early treatment is reasonably chargeable to these bastards, and all of the outcomes of the hospitalizations are, of course. This death percentage is wildly higher than that of other hospitals all over the country and it is highly unlikely that is a “mere coincidence.”
You see, as of 12/29/2021 Sevier County’s single hospital had recorded 465 people in the hospital with 332 leaving in a box, for a total slaughter percentage of 71.4% since this crap began. In other words their record has gotten worse over time with more than a year of experience in this disease, not better.
But it gets really nasty when one does a bit of subtraction and only considers those who got the Coof in the last six months of 2021. You see 159 souls on or since 7/1/2021 had stupidly not shoved a gun up the nose of their doctor immediately upon being diagnosed with -19 and demanded some form of early treatment such as, for example, IMASK+. Nope, they allowed said murderous ** to tell them to go home and eat chicken soup instead and some of them, arguably as a direct result in many cases, wound up in the hospital.
Of those 159 souls who failed to force their physician to actually practice medicine instead of being a money-grubbing ** 146 of them, or an astounding 91.8% left in a box.
Now perhaps you can explain how you can call a place a “medical facility” with this sort of record? And perhaps you can find some rational explanation for this outcome, given that essentially all the really old people who were most-susceptible either got Covid and died or got vaccinated and were allegedly “protected” prior to July 1st of 2021 for this outcome other than the corporate entities involved realizing that they got away with maximizing revenue which just happened to kill the patient and thus did a hell of a lot more of that in the back half of 2021.
If you can find such an explanation in a world where “vaccines are free” and are “both safe and effective” please let me know what it is. I’m waiting.
I’ll bet you had better odds of survival at Auschwitz!
Of the 400 thousand prisoners registered in the camp, 200 thousand people died there. They included almost 100 thousand Jews, 64 thousand Poles, 21 thousand Roma, 14 thousand Soviet prisoners of war and more than 10 thousand prisoners of other nationalities.
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01-03-2022, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted By S0Jack3d⏩
Yep purposely forgoing early/preventative treatments to put patients on ventilators for that fat insurance checkThey tried to tell my wife to remove her breasts and ovaries for no other reason than she had some gene that gave her a higher likelihood of breast cancer. they left out the amount of money they were going to charge our insurance for the operation but im sure it was a pretty penny. our medical system is a scam just like everything else.
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01-03-2022, 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted By S0Jack3d⏩
……they would’ve made significantly more from the cancer treatments, though.They tried to tell my wife to remove her breasts and ovaries for no other reason than she had some gene that gave her a higher likelihood of breast cancer. they left out the amount of money they were going to charge our insurance for the operation but im sure it was a pretty penny. our medical system is a scam just like everything else.
Hospitals aren’t always out to get you. Contrary to current belief, most physicians DO care about the health of their patients.
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01-03-2022, 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted By kovalchuk71⏩
this.……they would’ve made significantly more from the cancer treatments, though.
Hospitals aren’t always out to get you. Contrary to current belief, most physicians DO care about the health of their patients.
Hospitals aren’t always out to get you. Contrary to current belief, most physicians DO care about the health of their patients.
if u arent getting good vibes from your provider, shop around, get a new one.
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01-03-2022, 07:53 PM
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Originally Posted By kovalchuk71⏩
you wut? you didn't think that post though, i sure hope you are not that stupid ffs.……they would’ve made significantly more from the cancer treatments, though.
Hospitals aren’t always out to get you. Contrary to current belief, most physicians DO care about the health of their patients.
Hospitals aren’t always out to get you. Contrary to current belief, most physicians DO care about the health of their patients.
what will make a hospital more $$$ ?
a very small % chance that a person gets cancer over the baseline combined with the microscopic chance that a person gets treatment at that specific hospital if they do end up getting cancer.
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01-03-2022, 07:55 PM
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I once saw 4 specialists for a symptom I was having. I got 4 different diagnoses, whatever they specialized in was what they diagnosed me as. They were all wrong and eventually figured the chit out myself and saw the appropriate doctor.
01-03-2022, 07:59 PM
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01-03-2022, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted By moosik85⏩
I dont believe they sent soviet POWs to Auschwitz. Why would they?More proof Americans are seen as cattle to be bled of every last cent
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Fromhttp://70.auschwitz.org/index.php?op...id=173&lang=en
You are better off being a Jew in auschwitz then being an america with covid in your hospital industrial complex
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Fromhttp://70.auschwitz.org/index.php?op...id=173&lang=en
You are better off being a Jew in auschwitz then being an america with covid in your hospital industrial complex
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01-03-2022, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted By gluon⏩
Presence of a mutated BRCA1 gene variant increases breast cancer odds by anywhere from 50%-70%you wut? you didn't think that post though, i sure hope you are not that stupid ffs.
what will make a hospital more $$$ ?
a very small % chance that a person gets cancer over the baseline combined with the microscopic chance that a person gets treatment at that specific hospital if they do end up getting cancer.
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convincing someone to get their tits and ovaries whacked off right now
what will make a hospital more $$$ ?
a very small % chance that a person gets cancer over the baseline combined with the microscopic chance that a person gets treatment at that specific hospital if they do end up getting cancer.
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convincing someone to get their tits and ovaries whacked off right now
That’s microscopic?
No one forced her. The options were discussed and you were allowed to make a choice (as you should be able to do).
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01-03-2022, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted By kovalchuk71⏩
Odds of getting breast cancer for females is about 13%. A 50-70% increase, while large, is still not enough to persuade many women from undergoing major surgery and removing their breasts.Presence of a mutated BRCA1 gene variant increases breast cancer odds by anywhere from 50%-70%
That’s microscopic?
That’s microscopic?
Breast cancer, when caught early, is often well treatable. I've had 2 relatives that have had it and survived. Have also had 2 neighbors who had it, and survived. That's a bit anecdotal, but when you consider that 90% of women survive breast cancer after 5 years, I have to agree that removing them as a precaution is a bit extreme.
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01-03-2022, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted By lockdev⏩
Of course. However, it is still a risk and needs to be discussed with your patient. Ovarian survival rates after 5+ years only hover around 50%.Odds of getting breast cancer for females is about 13%. A 50-70% increase, while large, is still not enough to persuade many women from undergoing major surgery and removing their breasts.
Breast cancer, when caught early, is often well treatable. I've had 2 relatives that have had it and survived. Have also had 2 neighbors who had it, and survived. That's a bit anecdotal, but when you consider that 90% of women survive breast cancer after 5 years, I have to agree that removing them as a precaution is a bit extreme.
Breast cancer, when caught early, is often well treatable. I've had 2 relatives that have had it and survived. Have also had 2 neighbors who had it, and survived. That's a bit anecdotal, but when you consider that 90% of women survive breast cancer after 5 years, I have to agree that removing them as a precaution is a bit extreme.
This is why receiving multiple opinions is important.
That is all I was getting at.
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01-03-2022, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted By kovalchuk71⏩
doesn't matter, hospital will profit more with the surgery now than waiting 20-50 years on an event that might not happen, and where treatment most likely wont even happen at that hospital anywaysPresence of a mutated BRCA1 gene variant increases breast cancer odds by anywhere from 50%-70%
That’s microscopic?
No one forced her. The options were discussed and you were allowed to make a choice (as you should be able to do).
That’s microscopic?
No one forced her. The options were discussed and you were allowed to make a choice (as you should be able to do).
the statement "they would’ve made significantly more from the cancer treatments, though." is completely illogical.
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Originally Posted By S0Jack3d⏩
Can confirm.They tried to tell my wife to remove her breasts and ovaries for no other reason than she had some gene that gave her a higher likelihood of breast cancer. they left out the amount of money they were going to charge our insurance for the operation but im sure it was a pretty penny. our medical system is a scam just like everything else.
Source: have C diff. Every cure that's I've found in patents that was safe, cheap and effective got bought out and discontinued by pharma companies in favour of $2,000+ ineffective treatments that cause you to relapse over and over so you have to just keep seeing doctor after doctor.
Because the majority of people are healthy they give zero fuks about the medical system so all of this **** will go on forever because it only affects the unlucky minority that get sick. The average doctor is worse than a heroin dealer srs, and the best part is it's all legal with no repurcissions because kunts are too sick and poor to retaliate.
Being in medicine in this day and age is the GOAT scam as you found out with your wife. Thank fuk she wasn't stupid enough to fall for it.
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Originally Posted By gluon⏩
How would the surgeon make more money from chemotherapy if the woman got cancer, when she doesn't fukin have cancer to begin with. She would not be seeing him to cut off her breasts but rather would be seeing other doctors for radiation treatment.you wut? you didn't think that post though, i sure hope you are not that stupid ffs.
what will make a hospital more $$$ ?
a very small % chance that a person gets cancer over the baseline combined with the microscopic chance that a person gets treatment at that specific hospital if they do end up getting cancer.
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convincing someone to get their tits and ovaries whacked off right now
what will make a hospital more $$$ ?
a very small % chance that a person gets cancer over the baseline combined with the microscopic chance that a person gets treatment at that specific hospital if they do end up getting cancer.
VS
convincing someone to get their tits and ovaries whacked off right now
Men get testicular cancer, should you chop your balls off to prevent it just in case?
Speaking of cancer, the cure for it has been found several times such as bacteriocins like nisin produced by certain bacteria. The acid the bacteria produce effectively and safely shrank tumors in mice to benign levels It'll just never see the light of day because its MUCH more profitable to charge patients for hospital treatments, chemo and surgeries.
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Originally Posted By kovalchuk71⏩
Lol, that is unequivocally false. Back in the day maybe, because they had much fewer patients so making a bond with them would keep them as regular customers. Nowadays because they see so many patients they don't give a fuk if you come back or not. They get paid chitloads from the drugs they prescribe and consultations regardless. If they can't fix the patient they send them on the doctor carousel which I wouldn't be surprised they get kickbacks from as well.……they would’ve made significantly more from the cancer treatments, though.
Hospitals aren’t always out to get you. Contrary to current belief, most physicians DO care about the health of their patients.
Hospitals aren’t always out to get you. Contrary to current belief, most physicians DO care about the health of their patients.
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The third leading cause of death in America (prior to covid inflating numbers), is medical malpractice. It kills around 250,000 people a year. Yet, everyone (on reddit, not misc) still trusts the hospital system to have their best interests in mind. It's ridiculous.
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What they don't want you to know that more people aged 18-49 this year have died from overdose than COVID, cancer, car accidents, and suicide COMBINED. But the open border is a good thing. These poor countries need to make their money somehow even if it is drug cartels. And China needs somewhere to send the ********, might a well be here.
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If i had been an adult when the Certificate of Need was introduced that would've been my cue to GTFO of the US.
That law in and of itself is a blanket statement for the state of the whole country.
It states that if an existing hospital states that it can handle the area, another hospital may not be built without its express permission
It also states that a hospital must limit the number of hospital beds to what it needs based on some bullchit average over any given year
This country is going down so fast that it's hard to keep up anymore
That law in and of itself is a blanket statement for the state of the whole country.
It states that if an existing hospital states that it can handle the area, another hospital may not be built without its express permission
It also states that a hospital must limit the number of hospital beds to what it needs based on some bullchit average over any given year
This country is going down so fast that it's hard to keep up anymore
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Originally Posted By AgRyan⏩
And 250k is a bit on the low end according to harvard:The third leading cause of death in America (prior to covid inflating numbers), is medical malpractice. It kills around 250,000 people a year. Yet, everyone (on reddit, not misc) still trusts the hospital system to have their best interests in mind. It's ridiculous.
https://www.hcp.med.harvard.edu/site...%20%281%29.pdf
A literature review by James estimated preventable adverse
events using a weighted analysis and described an incidence
range of 210 000-400 000 deaths a year associated with medical
errors among hospital patients.
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Originally Posted By seanb1979⏩
Yeah it's freakin ridiculous. But the hospitals, Pharma, etc, are so powerful, no one in America really questions them because they've been so brainwashed to believe the hospital always has their best interest at heart. On an individual level, of course most doctors are doing their best to help, but if 250,000-400,000 people are dying every year in America because of it, it's obviously a problem. The police kill around 1,000 people a year for comparison and we saw how much of an uproar there was about that.And 250k is a bit on the low end according to harvard:
https://www.hcp.med.harvard.edu/site...%20%281%29.pdf
A literature review by James estimated preventable adverse
events using a weighted analysis and described an incidence
range of 210 000-400 000 deaths a year associated with medical
errors among hospital patients.
https://www.hcp.med.harvard.edu/site...%20%281%29.pdf
A literature review by James estimated preventable adverse
events using a weighted analysis and described an incidence
range of 210 000-400 000 deaths a year associated with medical
errors among hospital patients.
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01-04-2022, 12:34 AM
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You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to bsrkoacar2 again.What they don't want you to know that more people aged 18-49 this year have died from overdose than COVID, cancer, car accidents, and suicide COMBINED. But the open border is a good thing. These poor countries need to make their money somehow even if it is drug cartels. And China needs somewhere to send the ********, might a well be here.
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Originally Posted By seanb1979⏩
We have archaic laws protecting doctors from malpractice charges and suits. Especially in mental health fields. I was once prescribed 3 medications that had severe, potentially fatal interactions between them. They were add meds, an snri, and something else. At the time I was on probation and court ordered to see this doctor. I started having seizures all day everyday, confirmed by a neurologist. I went back to the first doc and told him I was having seizures and respectfully told him I thought it was the medications he was prescribing that were causing it. I printed out the documents showing potential fatal interactions and showed him. He got defensive and said that it was impossible and literally told me I was fukked up and that I just needed to get on disability because that was my only option.And 250k is a bit on the low end according to harvard:
https://www.hcp.med.harvard.edu/site...%20%281%29.pdf
A literature review by James estimated preventable adverse
events using a weighted analysis and described an incidence
range of 210 000-400 000 deaths a year associated with medical
errors among hospital patients.
https://www.hcp.med.harvard.edu/site...%20%281%29.pdf
A literature review by James estimated preventable adverse
events using a weighted analysis and described an incidence
range of 210 000-400 000 deaths a year associated with medical
errors among hospital patients.
In most states, if a mental health practitioner is prescribing medications, they own the medical records and are not required to release the records to anybody. Other doctors, the patients, nobody. They can legally refuse to release records. Anyways I dug into what I was being prescribed and told another doctor. He couldn't believe it, and requested my files. The doc refused. I got my prescription history through the pharmacy for the doc. He was so disturbed that he went to the legal team representing his clinic and wanted to go after this other doc. They tried everything they could but couldn't find a way to file charges. He thought it was intentional because no sane doctor would prescribe that cocktail.
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I use to work at nursing home prior to covid. Old folks were sent to the hospital for common infections like UTI or URI completely alert, then come back a week later completely delirious and bed bound, some die shortly after. That’s when I realize that unless I need emergency surgery, I will never voluntarily take medication or go to the hospital. Most of the time, they treat you way too aggressively, over medicate you.
Can’t believe people take meds for a cold or flu which has no treatment anyways. If you rely on prescription meds to stay baseline healthy, then you need to re-evaluate your life.
Can’t believe people take meds for a cold or flu which has no treatment anyways. If you rely on prescription meds to stay baseline healthy, then you need to re-evaluate your life.
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Originally Posted By bsrkoacar2⏩
Not only ******** but legally prescribed OxyContin from doctors.What they don't want you to know that more people aged 18-49 this year have died from overdose than COVID, cancer, car accidents, and suicide COMBINED. But the open border is a good thing. These poor countries need to make their money somehow even if it is drug cartels. And China needs somewhere to send the ********, might a well be here.
Just lol
Avoid doctors like the fukin plague, because, well, they might just give you the plague
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Originally Posted By bsrkoacar2⏩
i had the same thing happen once wtf lolI once saw 4 specialists for a symptom I was having. I got 4 different diagnoses, whatever they specialized in was what they diagnosed me as. They were all wrong and eventually figured the chit out myself and saw the appropriate doctor.
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Originally Posted By bsrkoacar2⏩
What exactly protects them from malpractice laws and suits do you know? I know they have malpractice insurance but does that just let them go around and fuk up everything without consequence?We have archaic laws protecting doctors from malpractice charges and suits. Especially in mental health fields. I was once prescribed 3 medications that had severe, potentially fatal interactions between them. They were add meds, an snri, and something else. At the time I was on probation and court ordered to see this doctor. I started having seizures all day everyday, confirmed by a neurologist. I went back to the first doc and told him I was having seizures and respectfully told him I thought it was the medications he was prescribing that were causing it. I printed out the documents showing potential fatal interactions and showed him. He got defensive and said that it was impossible and literally told me I was fukked up and that I just needed to get on disability because that was my only option.
In most states, if a mental health practitioner is prescribing medications, they own the medical records and are not required to release the records to anybody. Other doctors, the patients, nobody. They can legally refuse to release records. Anyways I dug into what I was being prescribed and told another doctor. He couldn't believe it, and requested my files. The doc refused. I got my prescription history through the pharmacy for the doc. He was so disturbed that he went to the legal team representing his clinic and wanted to go after this other doc. They tried everything they could but couldn't find a way to file charges. He thought it was intentional because no sane doctor would prescribe that cocktail.
In most states, if a mental health practitioner is prescribing medications, they own the medical records and are not required to release the records to anybody. Other doctors, the patients, nobody. They can legally refuse to release records. Anyways I dug into what I was being prescribed and told another doctor. He couldn't believe it, and requested my files. The doc refused. I got my prescription history through the pharmacy for the doc. He was so disturbed that he went to the legal team representing his clinic and wanted to go after this other doc. They tried everything they could but couldn't find a way to file charges. He thought it was intentional because no sane doctor would prescribe that cocktail.
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01-04-2022, 01:19 AM
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Originally Posted By SweetDreamz⏩
I think you meant to say the cold & Flu have nocure; they certainly have medication treatments that reduce symptoms which allows your immune systems to do their jobI use to work at nursing home prior to covid. Old folks were sent to the hospital for common infections like UTI or URI completely alert, then come back a week later completely delirious and bed bound, some die shortly after. That’s when I realize that unless I need emergency surgery, I will never voluntarily take medication or go to the hospital. Most of the time, they treat you way too aggressively, over medicate you.
Can’t believe people take meds for a cold or flu which has no treatment anyways. If you rely on prescription meds to stay baseline healthy, then you need to re-evaluate your life.
Can’t believe people take meds for a cold or flu which has no treatment anyways. If you rely on prescription meds to stay baseline healthy, then you need to re-evaluate your life.
Modern medicine has extended the average lifespan by over 30 years; you can't claim it's out to take life
Telling people to avoid medical attention is downright reckless; the average person doesn't know what is or isn't an emergency, only that something is likely wrong
*Tolerance is the lube that slides the dildo of dysfunction into the ass of civilized society*
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As always: not medical advice but medical opinion crew
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