I was in the emergency room once this week.....and in the hospital twice this week.
In the Emergency Room at Keck [USC] ... not crowded at all. I was in for massively LOW blood pressure, nit Covid although I was given a Covid test and was given an “all clear” 24 hours later.
I was in Cedars Sinai Hospital where almost all of my doctors are. As you know, the place is simply massive. I did not get an idea how crowded it was since I did not enter through emergency....but emergency on a normal day is almost unbelievable....a normal wait time of 6 to 8 hours to get any help at all. I went straight to my doctors office which had been closed for most of the year. I have been doing virtual visits with him. I’m going back again this week.
I was in the emergency room in Visalia California. I had no taste and smell due to a ear infection. they put me in a small room with 30 other corvid patients waiting on tests. some in the room it was obvious with out the test they had corvid or bad flue reaction... two issues I had was why pack so many in the same room waiting for the test and why did they not separate those that it was obvious had covid from those that there was a Question mark. my test came back negative on covid but I have decided to self isolate because I think chances are the way that the emergency room treated it that I am a strong candidate to having caught it while there.
Anything the MSM "reports" should automatically be questioned.
They have lost all credibility.
In fact, the more fear inducing the headline, the more likely the story is partially, or entirely, bullsh#t.
I was in the emergency room once this week.....and in the hospital twice this week.
In the Emergency Room at Keck [USC] ... not crowded at all. I was in for massively LOW blood pressure, nit Covid although I was given a Covid test and was given an “all clear” 24 hours later.
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Keck USC? I think it is near Downtown Los Angeles...ER was not really crowded? Interesting...
I was getting the impression that all the ERs are really getting crowded in Los Angeles County...I guess I watched too much local TV news...
I am trying to remain calm and do my usual things...But, I have to admit that I am getting little worried after watching my local TV news...Reporters interview doctors and nurses who really sound desperate...Reporters also spoke to people who are in ICU beds...