Just went to Urgent care...

:snake oil:

Husband went a couple of weeks ago for breathing problems. Thought for sure they'd make him test for Covid. Doctor just took a lung x-ray. Said it was pneumonia. Probably from wearing a mask all day at work. Never gave him the nasal swab test. This was in possibly the bluest state btw. I wasn't there so but I thought that was interesting.

Yeah, well try Ann Arbor chief. Had security called on me the last time I saw the cardio doc.

I just went to a Satellite Hospital of Henry Ford HCS for an urgent care visit. I thought I had an ear infection, but turns out TMJ.

But that's not important, here was my experience:

No mention of Vax, at all. Not one peep.

No screening at the door except for "Hey bro, any symptoms?" No temp gun, nothing. Fair question, happy to answer.

Mask? Sure. Didn't expect otherwise.

The Dr. made no mention of anything Covid at all.

Was totally treated with respect and humanity at an otherwise dark time in our society.

Just a quick report from the streets. Metro Detroit, Michigan.

I just went to a Satellite Hospital of Henry Ford HCS for an urgent care visit. I thought I had an ear infection, but turns out TMJ.

But that's not important, here was my experience:

No mention of Vax, at all. Not one peep.

No screening at the door except for "Hey bro, any symptoms?" No temp gun, nothing. Fair question, happy to answer.

Mask? Sure. Didn't expect otherwise.

The Dr. made no mention of anything Covid at all.

Was totally treated with respect and humanity at an otherwise dark time in our society.

Just a quick report from the streets. Metro Detroit, Michigan.

Meanwhile in MO I went to see a chiropractor to get acupuncture the woman at the front desk (Behind their plastic screen) was masked up comes out into my area and said they wanted to SCREEN me for the commie cold. I said what does that mean you want to take my temp? She said Yes and ask a couple questions. I had no mask and I just said You all are supposed to do holistic type care, I chose to come here as I get enough of this stuff with regular clinics/doctors. I said I am healthy and I cannot believe you all here are being fearful. Then I said I am sorry buy you cannot help me. Then I left

I had a similar experience at an emergency room last Monday. I was there for abdominal pain caused by dehydration. No mention of covid or Vax status. The only one requiring the mask was the receptionist. Once I was admitted, I took the mask off. Doc cake in and I was trying to get the mask back on; his reply, and I'm paraphrasing, "don't worry about that shit, you're perfectly fine without it." The tide has turned, the ideology behind covid is dead. Thank God, truth wins again.

I went to the ER the other day myself. 5am wake up and my right flank and back were in incredible pain, I couldn't stand up straight for even 2 minutes. I thought maybe my appendix, or kidney was on the verge of exploding it hurt that bad.
So I took myself to the ER.

Keep in mind it was about 6am.

There was nobody in there whatsoever, HOWEVER there was a news crew outside. Now the ER lady at the front was nice enough to fill out the computer touch screen check in for me, they took my blood pressure and had me take a seat. The local news was on and to my surprise there it was the hospital I was at with the news lady ranting about 8 hour long waits because of the high amount of people coming in for covid.

There was literally one other person inside the waiting area at that time, it was a fat black girl with a white blanket over her sleeping on a bench.

So I waited ruffly an hour, they took my blood and had me give a urine sample.
Waited about 45 more minutes to see a doctor. Doctor said I had no signs of infection, my blood pressure was good, and my HEMOGLOBIN levels were great. I guess he mentioned that because covid screws that up and that is how they checked to see if I had been infected with covid.

Anyways I spent about another 2 hours getting imaging tests done, having the doctor feel around to see what the problem was. Turns out I had an ulcer. Great I straight away feel much better knowing it's not my appendix about to burst or a problem with my kidney.

It's now about 11am and I go to leave and am walking out into the waiting area. There's now a total of 5 people in there, all FAT black girls sleeping on benches with blankets over them.

Anyways that was my experience. The TV news media is flat out lying their asses off.
That being said I said a prayer for the hospital and the nurses, they were all very kind to me and really did do everything they could to try to find out why I was in so much pain.
I've noticed people always talking shit about the nurses and doctors but I don't believe these people are in on the scam for the most part.
Remember they are the ones who helped bring you into the world, and when you're about to die they will be the ones there as well trying to keep you here. Good people they deserve praise.