New York City ER DOCTOR: ‘I’ve Worked The Coronavirus Front Line — And I Say It’s Time To Start Opening Up’

Gateway Pundit ^ | 04/28/2020 | Eric A. Blair

[Sacajaweau]

In other words, the masks and gloves aren't doing much good.

As of February 29th, Fauci was saying...don't worry about it...go on as usual.

[the OlLine Rebel]

“I contracted a COVID-19 infection very early in the outbreak, as did two of my daughters, one of whom is a nurse. We are all well, thank God.”

.....another example that occasionally leaks out, that THIS ISN’T THAT BIG A DEAL.

[the OlLine Rebel]

“That means our patients in this diverse, low-income community are afraid to come to the ER for non-COVID care.”

EXACTLY!

I’m still in the midst of this with my mother (never mind my own on-going agonies undiagnosed). She was VERY sick the other week and it was all anxiety about if we should go to an ER. Now, she is still having troubles, but I’m more worried about long-term chronic problems, which may be very serious but are very disruptive. We can’t even see the regular doctor in a normal fashion because of this hysteria.

[nevermorelenore]

We call frequenting the ER for the very little thing, as taking a “ field trip “

[nevermorelenore]

Wearing masks is symbolic of slavery. We bridle horses, to make them submissive, or muzzle animals.

[DiogenesLamp]

I wonder if the locals were using the hospital ER for everyday illness because they have no Heath Care Insurance. I would not go to a hospital for a everyday illness if there was a killer virus there.

A huge segment of poor people are just trash. Yes, they most certainly do use the emergency rooms and ambulances for non emergencies. Absolutely. They don't give a f*** that other people have to pay their bills, and they simply do not care what their medical care costs.

They are frivolous and stupid, and will go to the emergency room at the drop of a hat. If their child has a runny nose, off to the emergency room. If they have a headache, off to the emergency room.

They all need to be horsewhipped every time they show up at the emergency room with a non emergency.

[one guy in new jersey]

Not sure he mentioned it but many of his patients do not have health insurance to help pay the cost of visits to general practitoner doctors or to specialists at their respective offices. Being unable to pay for routine visits to the doctor to treat their chronic health conditions, such as type II diabetes, they wait and wait until they are so sick they must seek care. Then, off to the ER they go. They know hospitals must treat them to at least a minimum standard even though the hospital knows they can’t pay the cost.

[DiogenesLamp]

Wearing masks is symbolic of slavery. We bridle horses, to make them submissive, or muzzle animals.

Dumbest thing i've read all week. I hope you are engaging in satire.

[Trouble065]

I think in the end, opening back up will have different infection rates based on where you live.
In a rural setting, you will see as you go back to normal an increase in cases but it really won’t be a problem. For suburbs, these areas will also not see horrendous spikes, this will be contingent upon how much use of mass transit in the population. More mass transit. The more infections. Cities will probably have to open and then isolate in maybe 6 weeks on 6 weeks isolate until the wave passes. This is what China is seeing for its cities.

[dandiegirl]

Trump needs him and Dr Zelenko. Fauci is not to be trusted

[Texas Eagle]

I agree. Maybe even Dr. Oz. I’ve never been a big Dr. Oz fan but he’s been on Hannity’s radio show several times. He sounds like a straight shooter when it comes to covid-19.

[CrimsonTidegirl]

Excellent point.