Turning into Australia ....
posted by QuakerOatsSo there is a pandemic, healthcare crisis, hospitals supposedly overrun, and the plan is to fire medical professionals? KTurning into Australia ....
posted by QuakerOats
Turning into Australia ....
There’s nothing new about this. Many organizations in the medical field have long required employees (not just doctors) to get flu shots every year. Same mentality here.
The hospitals SE Ohio are getting filled up with COVID patients. Apparently, SOMC is out of ICU beds as they are filled with COVID patients. They are turning away patients and routine procedures now. I have a few friends that work there that are unloading their frustrations online.
About 95% of the COVID patients are unvaccinated as well.
That said, I have two older family members, both vaccinated, that have been in the hospital with COVID. One made it out. The other is touch and go right now.
posted by ptown_trojans_1The hospitals SE Ohio are getting filled up with COVID patients. Apparently, SOMC is out of ICU beds as they are filled with COVID patients. They are turning away patients and routine procedures now. I have a few friends that work there that are unloading their frustrations online.
About 95% of the COVID patients are unvaccinated as well.
That said, I have two older family members, both vaccinated, that have been in the hospital with COVID. One made it out. The other is touch and go right now.
You seem to have friends and close confidants in virtually every sphere of life .
posted by Dr Winston O'BoogieYou seem to have friends and close confidants in virtually every sphere of life .
He's moderate AND worldly!
posted by gutHe's moderate AND worldly!
Three degrees of P-Town
Remember when we built all of the temporary hospitals last year because we were going to overrun the healthcare system and then none of them were ever used?
posted by justincredibleRemember when we built all of the temporary hospitals last year because we were going to overrun the healthcare system and then none of them were ever used?
There was a newscast from a stadium in Seattle converted to a field hospital. A nurse told the reporter “People are completely unprepared for how much death we’ll soon be seeing here.” They had something like 1,500 beds and the gist of the report was how long until those were filled and they were forced to go to yet another field hospital location
Number of beds used in that fi led hospital: ZERO
posted by Dr Winston O'BoogieYou seem to have friends and close confidants in virtually every sphere of life .
That’s the area he’s from….I can backup his claim about the hospitals around here. A guy I know his whole family is positive and he was in the hospital for Covid and was given two days of infusion and released because others are worse and they need the beds….no way should he have been released. I have an aunt that works in the hospital ptown mentions….she’s said the same things. I know many at Holzer and Adena…..2 big hospital names of southern Ohio and both are struggling to keep up
posted by ptown_trojans_1The hospitals SE Ohio are getting filled up with COVID patients. Apparently, SOMC is out of ICU beds as they are filled with COVID patients. They are turning away patients and routine procedures now. I have a few friends that work there that are unloading their frustrations online.
About 95% of the COVID patients are unvaccinated as well.
That said, I have two older family members, both vaccinated, that have been in the hospital with COVID. One made it out. The other is touch and go right now.
Better tell your buddies working at the overcrowded hospitals to call Rolling Stone. They had a great hard-hitting piece on how Oklahoma ERs were turning away gunshot victims because they were overrun with Covid patients. Unfortunately that story was proven false But I bet they’d be happy to truck over to SE Ohio for a redemption opportunity.
posted by Dr Winston O'BoogieBetter tell your buddies working at the overcrowded hospitals to call Rolling Stone. They had a great hard-hitting piece on how Oklahoma ERs were turning away gunshot victims because they were overrun with Covid patients. Unfortunately that story was proven false But I bet they’d be happy to truck over to SE Ohio for a redemption opportunity.
Pretty sure they said they were overrun with hOrSe DeWoRmEr overdoses.
posted by Dr Winston O'BoogieThey had a great hard-hitting piece on how Oklahoma ERs were turning away gunshot victims because they were overrun with Covid patients.
That story truly illustrates the extremely sad state of the media today.
Any rational non-idiot should be highly suspicious of a story about hospitals turning away gunshot victims. Even if you had credible sources telling you that, you'd still have to believe there was something missing (like maybe the victim was transferred to a Trauma 1 hospital because this hospital wasn't equipped to treat him).
If these medical professionals were actually treating patients with theraputics that they have at hand, people wouldnt be in the hospitals.
posted by Dr Winston O'BoogieYou seem to have friends and close confidants in virtually every sphere of life .
Well, Portsmouth is my hometown and I have high school friends that work in the hospitals.
posted by Ironman92That’s the area he’s from….I can backup his claim about the hospitals around here. A guy I know his whole family is positive and he was in the hospital for Covid and was given two days of infusion and released because others are worse and they need the beds….no way should he have been released. I have an aunt that works in the hospital ptown mentions….she’s said the same things. I know many at Holzer and Adena…..2 big hospital names of southern Ohio and both are struggling to keep up
Yeah. I did not think it was that bad and then SOMC and my friends that work there started posting the numbers. They are worse than they were in December January timeframe.
posted by Dr Winston O'BoogieThree degrees of P-Town
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posted by FletchIf these medical professionals were actually treating patients with theraputics that they have at hand, people wouldnt be in the hospitals.
As someone who had a close relative in the hospital with it for 2 weeks and one that is currently in the hospital and not looking good...fuck off.
This could get interesting.