You are a fraud, a disturbed hysterical fraud. I never had any desire to be a doctor. In general, knowing so many, I don’t have a very high opinion of doctors.
I never ever wanted to stick my finger up anyone’s rectum to feel the prostate, or perform any other intimate examination/procedure. I don’t like handling blood or any other bodily fluids. I’m squeamish but none-the-less, I know my medical stuff, but I readily admit I don’t know everything, but still I say you are not for real. You are projecting, not me.
Is that what you are gas-hack? A frustrated CRNA? I had formulated a theory which I actually discussed with ransom and bagster last night — that you were a nursing student hoping to become a nurse anesthetist, but flunked/kicked/dropped out probably due to your know-it-all attitude, conceit, unpleasantness, callousness, drinking, and irresistable impulse to show just how superior you are compared to everyone else. I bet your bedside manner was atrocious, you probably scared even your virtual patients to death.
You are a wordsmith, I will grant you that, but not anything more.
Now matter how much mangled and mean medical jargon you use, it just doesn’t pass the smell test with me. If you are for real, then you should be able to figure out what I do and why I think this way, based on what I have said and said last night.
Actually, you caught me in a lie. When I was 10 I thought I wanted to be a doctor but then I discovered I was going to have to cut up a cadaver, ick, no thanks! So, I decided I would rather be an archeologist. That lasted a few years, but then I realized I would have to live in deserts and jungles and other uncivilized places with bugs and no bathrooms.
I was happy enough with my hospital career, when I would go home at night, I didn’t have to think about work until the next day, and I’m even happier now that I have retired.
I am aware of some of the conversations you have had. You just are hoping I am not a doctor. And talking to the triumvirate is quite funny. And at the end of the day you still don’t really know. And yet you pronounce such judgments. As if true.
I have no problem with open debate even when it is tough. As long as it is honest. For example. Triple talking about the JnJ vaccine I went a looked up. We were able to come to discern the truth together snd found the common ground
I may be incorrect but earlier you said I believe that no one should be forced and kids shouldn’t have the vaccine. I have said the same thing all along. I have given my honest opinions having stood at bedside dealing with the last two years
If you are allied healthcare then you also saw we physicians taking care of the sick and dying not knowing what to do as the rules seemed to have changed and then spending nights isolated in hotels not seeing the support of our family because we didn’t want to bring God knows what home
Then to hear all the arm chairing. Someone read an article from England and concludes I am lying about what I was seeing day in day out. You will. I doubt call be a liar but my critical care partner fell Ill and for 10 days I had the whole thing on my own. Almost no sleep. The endless parade of the dying. Calling and begging for monoclonal. Screaming to allow me to treat however I could. Imploring patients who were calling to get to monoclonal support.
Getting abused by families for not writing for ivermectin when literally down the road was a makeshift infusion center where I could send patients immediately. Being threatened to be sued and beat up for not writing HCQ and IVM when I had so much better
I’ll take you at your word all bluster aside. If you worked in an ER or are allied health what would you do if you have people screaming at you for an inferior therapy (if it works at all) and knowing within a 2 minute walk you could infuse something that immediately turned the disease around. You had to get them early. Would you delay?
I am all for the middle ground. I do not believe in mandatory vaccination and I have said of course it was not as effective as thought or portrayed. However for the 10 long days in august last when we weee the epicenter of the worst of the worst, breakthroughs were present but no one wa dying who have been vaccinated. I was glad I had mine at the time for the reason there was almost no progression.
I think there are a lot of lessons with this whole mess. In case you missed it, i now use broad vitamin support in my critical care practice. The dietitians are on every case. We really do screw that up in my profession. I see differences when I vitamin and nutrition support properly.
But at the end of the day the blind dishonesty of assassinating the character of me or mom md of David chase or Jim Nobel is not just. If we are talking about whatever from a true and mutual exploration to get to the truth we can talk about anything. But the division of if not fully on a team being called nothing but shills and nazis with other discussion gets tiresome
Anyway. I assure you I am not done failing coed wanting to be. CRNA who has to take her blouse off to count to two. I have been practicing for over 20 years. And for what it’s worth, digital recfal exams were never fun for me either. Even on the giving end
Be well. Have a great night. Thanks for your open and honest consideration of this statement.