To mask or not to mask....That is the question. Part II

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Gave blood last week, unfortunately it was at the hospital and they still require masks. I did put one on, but when I got to where they were doing the draw the people from the red cross asked if I wanted a bottle of water. I said sure, if I'm drinking I don't have to have the mask on. They laughed and said, yep.

This week we had to do our yearly health screenings. They said we’d have wear masks but my policy is to make them ask. The only ones wearing them in there were the poor techs.

 

[Timjoebillybob]

This week we had to do our yearly health screenings. They said we’d have wear masks but my policy is to make them ask. The only ones wearing them in there were the poor techs.

The hospital has a check in station at the door. They ask if you have had any symptoms of covid, then hand you a mask if you're not already wearing one.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

The hospital has a check in station at the door. They ask if you have had any symptoms of covid, then hand you a mask if you're not already wearing one.

IU Health? Yeah that’s their MO in bedford too. So happened this screening was done at our church. When I saw the mask thing I threatened to cancel but the wife kinda put her foot down. I was surprised the techs didn’t Karen on us.

 

[Timjoebillybob]

IU Health? Yeah that’s their MO in bedford too. So happened this screening was done at our church. When I saw the mask thing I threatened to cancel but the wife kinda put her foot down. I was surprised the techs didn’t Karen on us.

Yep, IU health.

 

[nonobaddog]

The hospital has a check in station at the door. They ask if you have had any symptoms of covid, then hand you a mask if you're not already wearing one.

Yes, the clinic here has a mandatory mask policy and dozens of public entry doors with table(s) at every one handing out masks.

 

[bobzilla]

True. We've got a major surplus.

Can we trade the extras in on stuff we need?

 

[printcraft]

True. We've got a major surplus.

Like 81 million...

 

[wtburnette]

Like 81 million...

"supposedly"

 

[jamil]

Like 81 million...

Yeah, but I thought half of those are fake.

 

[tim87tr]

IU Health? Yeah that’s their MO in bedford too. So happened this screening was done at our church. When I saw the mask thing I threatened to cancel but the wife kinda put her foot down. I was surprised the techs didn’t Karen on us.

I get a certain amount of personal satisfaction knowing this power grid on regular everyday systems is currently and forever costing them a lot of money. The c19 gravy train (did I see 3.6 trillion?) I'm guessing won't last forever. My outlook is it's going to create many woke then broke companies.

I doubt many on here would be surprised that a majority of the general population has tired greatly from two years of huge overreaches. It's good in a way as it has exposed all the tyranny and evil. Non compliance is rising more quickly this year, I hope.

A personal example without names. Someone was needing a 100k followup procedure at IU Med to check on healing from a surgery 1.5 years ago. They said nope, we're tired of your crazy c19 procedures and no longer trust you or the medical system. This person was contacted and blindly rescheduled repeatedly to influence them to comply. They're still out the 100k six months later and forever. This will take a toll on them long term.

I call the incessant need for testing, medical industrialization. There will be an unnecessary test to make money, have a procedure, and get some big Pharma meds involved for a total profit bonanza. Ridiculous!

 

[printcraft]

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

How to spot a cult member in the wild.

 

[Shadow01]

People have the right to be stupid and democrat at the same time

 

[Onebad06vtx]

People have the right to be stupid and democrat at the same time

Always goes hand in hand!

 

[jamil]

People have the right to be stupid and democrat at the same time

More an observation of reality than a right really.

 

[chipbennett]

How to spot a cult member in the wild.

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She's one of those people I used to see wearing full scrubs/bunny suits at the airport, isn't she?

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

She's one of those people I used to see wearing full scrubs/bunny suits at the airport, isn't she?

Apparently her kind are still flying so you may see her again.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Maybe a sign that this cult is dying.

 

[churchmouse]

I get a certain amount of personal satisfaction knowing this power grid on regular everyday systems is currently and forever costing them a lot of money. The c19 gravy train (did I see 3.6 trillion?) I'm guessing won't last forever. My outlook is it's going to create many woke then broke companies.

I doubt many on here would be surprised that a majority of the general population has tired greatly from two years of huge overreaches. It's good in a way as it has exposed all the tyranny and evil. Non compliance is rising more quickly this year, I hope.

A personal example without names. Someone was needing a 100k followup procedure at IU Med to check on healing from a surgery 1.5 years ago. They said nope, we're tired of your crazy c19 procedures and no longer trust you or the medical system. This person was contacted and blindly rescheduled repeatedly to influence them to comply. They're still out the 100k six months later and forever. This will take a toll on them long term.

I call the incessant need for testing, medical industrialization. There will be an unnecessary test to make money, have a procedure, and get some big Pharma meds involved for a total profit bonanza. Ridiculous!

We have seen this repeatedly with CKW's medical issues and me fighting Cancer.
Say what you will but in my experience's IU med is the top of the list for us yet they still pull the same with tests and tests and more tests.
I recently fired my Oncologist for this very reason. It was blatantly obvious what his game was in my treatment. Squeeze every dime they could from the insurance and me personally.
I was having serious issues going to the bathroom (#1) and in pain. Methodist is a sister hospital to IU and connected in the computer system so they can see my records easily. We went to the Methodist emergency as that is what IU med patients use. Checked in and went to the room to be looked at. The nurses did a scan of my bladder with and knew what to do. The Dr came in and ordered 3 tests without so much as consulting the nurses. One was a CT scan. I asked if he had looked at my records and he admitted he had not. I made him look and he saw I had 5 scans in the last 2 months and 1 was 2 days before my showing up there. He said Oh, you have prostate and colon cancer. I nodded and let him know his profiteering witch Dr was not acceptable. He left the room and was not seen again. I got what I needed the nurse said I was right and we left.
It is a huge con-game.
Eskinazi is the absolute worst at this.

 

[tim87tr]

We have seen this repeatedly with CKW's medical issues and me fighting Cancer.
Say what you will but in my experience's IU med is the top of the list for us yet they still pull the same with tests and tests and more tests.
I recently fired my Oncologist for this very reason. It was blatantly obvious what his game was in my treatment. Squeeze every dime they could from the insurance and me personally.
I was having serious issues going to the bathroom (#1) and in pain. Methodist is a sister hospital to IU and connected in the computer system so they can see my records easily. We went to the Methodist emergency as that is what IU med patients use. Checked in and went to the room to be looked at. The nurses did a scan of my bladder with and knew what to do. The Dr came in and ordered 3 tests without so much as consulting the nurses. One was a CT scan. I asked if he had looked at my records and he admitted he had not. I made him look and he saw I had 5 scans in the last 2 months and 1 was 2 days before my showing up there. He said Oh, you have prostate and colon cancer. I nodded and let him know his profiteering witch Dr was not acceptable. He left the room and was not seen again. I got what I needed the nurse said I was right and we left.
It is a huge con-game.
Eskinazi is the absolute worst at this.

The person I am speaking of had an excellent world class neurosurgeon that saved their life. So I agree with you 100% on quality doctors. There are people in the medical field that said with the person's condition that this was where you needed to go. It was a bad experience generally overall outside of that. The place might as well been a prison. Something good on medical care and treatments will come out of this mess the last two years.