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To: 7thson

About a year ago I had bronchitis. My Johns Hopkins doctor’s practice was only seeing well patients and told me to go to urgent care, who are apparently far less important than Johns Hopkins doctors.

Last month I had to go back for a scrip refill. My doc retired son-in-law some new lady.

I asked about ivermectin and got a strong NO. She told me she hadn’t researched it yet. I told her she had a year and a half.

Then I asked about a medical exemption from the shot. NO. She’s not allowed to.

Apparently corporate medicine overrides patient care.

I don’t plan to return there.


35 posted on 01/13/2022 2:13:19 PM PST by cyclotic (I won't give up my FREEDOM for your FEAR)
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To: cyclotic
Apparently corporate medicine overrides patient care. I don’t plan to return there.

I hear that Kaiser patients are getting the same bedside manner.

As far as Hopkins, I have two horror stories having to do with the treatments friends have received, so I stay away. It's a shame, the arrogance. Wish I knew where one could feel somewhat safe to go to a physician any more.

127 posted on 01/13/2022 6:30:51 PM PST by Albion Wilde (If science can’t be questioned, it’s not science anymore, it’s propaganda. --Aaron Rodgers)
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To: cyclotic

“My Johns Hopkins doctor’s practice was only seeing well patients ...”

The same thing happened to me. I was sick so called to make an appointment with my doctor. Receptionist: “YOU’RE SICK! YOU CAN’T COME HERE!!” Silly me. For 70 years when I was sick I went to my doctor. Things have changed so much.


134 posted on 01/14/2022 5:59:33 AM PST by MayflowerMadam (When government fears the people, there is liberty.)
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