[Ymani Cricket]

Pepe PureBloodNOVAX©®™
@DoItPepe
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"This is an excellent reminder that you and you alone are ultimately responsible for your (and your family's) healthcare decisions."

"The truth is that not all doctors have your best intentions in mind, nor are they necessarily experts in all things medicine. Many have simply been used as a means to enable big pharma to make BIG MONEY (whether they're aware of as much or not)."

"In the end the matter of choices a lawful citizen makes about their own life is theirs alone to make....and it's non-negotiable. At its core the very freedoms we enjoy cannot be taken (or given) away - by threat or intimidation. That's actually the whole damn point."

Our Declaration of Independence even makes the point fairly clearly:

'We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.'

Stand your damn ground.
It's yours.

[peteypupperdoo]

That’s excellent. Such a great explanation. Sure explains my new doctor.

[generally]

Super interesting.

Tracks with my perception. Sadly. I can’t tell you how many times (PRE-TRUMP), I knew more than my doctor, simply because either

1. I OBSERVED

and / or

2. I read the literature. (and I’m not talking about internet blogs)

[LadyDoc]

What you are overlooking about doctors is that things have changed in the last 50 years. Instead of Dr House, you get a compliant female who follows rules...when I became a doc,only 10 percent were women. Now its over 50 percent.

Before, we had out own practice,got paid by cash, and usually were men using logic to find out what was wrong. Often you knew the whole family and often you left stuff out of your records like the husband saw hookers or was gay, or the wife tippled a bit or had a friend on the side.

Now docs are often women who are feminists and who tend to follow rules.they are employees of HMOs who get paid only if the document everything, and follow the rules, but not if they spend time talking trivia with the patient.

The rules are decided by experts who analyze a bunch of articles and decide how you should practice ...but a lot of these opinions are garbage in, garbage out, as you see in Ivermectin, which included patients who were terminal, not patients who were given it early, even though we know other anti virals need to be given early to stop the disease.