I’m sure it is too because I actually had one admit that they had to follow CDC guidelines. The sign on the door of my skin cancer doctor said they were required. I wore mine in but when I got to the exam room and the doctor and her assistant came in, she said “you can take that thing off while in here if you want to”. In other words, I wasn’t out in the public waiting room where everybody could see me without it.
It’s all a huge scam and even doctors here know it. I held off taking mine off in public when it first started because I wasn’t sure and was trying to figure it out. After seeing so many that were wearing masks get covid, I figured it out. I just take the normal flu season precautions (hand washing, keeping some distance, stay out of crowds, etc). That has always been my habit, especially during flu season with my asthma and all. Flu nearly killed me once.
“...The sign on the door of my skin cancer doctor said they were required. I wore mine in but when I got to the exam room and the doctor and her assistant came in, she said “you can take that thing off while in here if you want to”. In other words, I wasn’t out in the public waiting room where everybody could see me without it.”
My Wife had a ‘skin cancer doctor’ who recently left our local hospital to work at the new (not open until mid-summer) Billings Hospital (extension).
This Oncologist was a mask wearing fool! Often she had two masks on. We never really trusted her.
Now Mrs. BBB333 has a new Oncologist and he’s very cool. Upon our first meeting he mentioned that a mask was not necessary while ‘in session.’
Tomorrow we will have to mask-up for several hours while she has her infusion which is working well. If it wasn’t for the miracle of monoclonal antibodies Mrs. BBB333 would, at best, be in hospice now. She’s doing well and we are both grateful that the new Oncologist is intelligent AND knowledgable.
Happy St. Patrics Day, FRiend.