All I suggested was that you speak about your doc
You can say what you want. My experience with health care professionals is far different than yours. They have a job to do according to local protocols. Their license and livelihood depends on it. The health care professionals I know are very compassionate. Families of sick patients demand many times unreasonable things
I appreciate that. My uncle is a doctor who literally just retired last week. His wife a nurse. One niece is a nurse and another was a tech in Hopkins COVID unit.
I’ve had great doctors in the past but most good ones left. I still have many specialists so I’m pretty well aware of how things are going. It’s not always the docs but they are indeed being pressured with policies of how to run things, and their staff are the watchdogs. These policies lack compassion, never mind sense.
You can get kicked out for being honest on their screening questions and saying someone is being tested, you can be kicked out for having HAD COVID but “it’s too soon”. Losing your cancer follow up, and funny, finding cancer a couple months later. You can lose connection with your elderly bad-hearing mom when she goes in the ER, not knowing if she’ll understand anything or what will happen. Ok, it’s not the doctors but they’re “just following orders”.
No, this has been a disaster for compassion. I have stories galore. It angers me to no end…then add BLM Brownshirts on top of it and I’ve been in a pretty bad state.