The Crying Game.......... 2 episodes in 2 days!!

[seanh]

Do we get to mock them and blame them for their own deaths like OP did?

Before you answer, hold on, imma grab a sandwich.

Are you making it or is the dishwasher, what kind of sammich?

 

[seanh]

Please stop acting like a fag.

Acting?

 

[Capt45]

What is the advantages of the home oxygen meter?

Let's you know when it's time to check into the ER.

 

[...]

You may we’ll need to up your reading comprehension. In not one single instance did I defend that ER docs callous attitude.

So this isn't you?

You just like what he has to say but you don't condone his actions???

 

[DocRDS]

The chances of this happening are actually quite high. Vaccinated or not. So its just a bunch of bluster about how two people died (by coincidence) to prove some point.

rough approximation: given 34 men (with covid) age 40-49: there is a 50% chance two of them will die of covid. (Its the birthday problem--2% fatality rate). The singular of data is not 'anecdote'

 

[TheGerman]

I have two elderly family members who died from it. And a much younger cousin with permanently scarred lungs

you calling this a “story”, eh?

Be clear, now

Um.....congratulations?

I see where this is going, so let's not start down the road some liberals like to go down and then respond with saying how I don't think covid exists or some shit.

Sorry about your family members. Elderly actually have a higher percentage from it, which, when then applying that, has the rest of us with an even higher percentage chance than even the CDC lists, of surviving.

My point wasn't no one dies from it. My point was that the people who will jump over themselves trying to tell you that you should be required at gunpoint to get vaccinated, all have the exact same story of 'someone' dying; which if it were true, coronavirus would have some insanely high mortality rate. Which it doesn't. Yet they all want to use that, true or not, as the baseline of their argument.

People die. It happens. I'm sure people with and without the vaccine have died. Hell, I know for a fact the vaccine was actually the cause of some of their deaths. I also know that car accidents and being a fatass killed more people today than covid, and hell, I probably know someone that died from either of those at some point I can drag out and parade in front of everyone to try and prove myself right, but I don't. Why? Because its a weak argument, and nobody cares.

 

[Tims]

A couple days ago I read a very similar story about silly, unvaxed rubes begging to have their lives saved, etc etc. Supposedly written by a lady doctor in LA with the same pissy attitude as the OP. Coincidense or conspiracy?

You mean this one?

Its a common narrative among the mask and vax crowd. Just google search something along the lines of begging for vaccine .

 

[TheGerman]

You mean this one?

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Its a common narrative among the mask and vax crowd. Just google search something along the lines of begging for vaccine .

There's also the many compilations of different twitter accounts, parading around as a doctor as far as having a picture of them in their lab coat or whatever, saying word for word the exact same thing within the same 1-2 days.

It's mainly all fake accounts and bots used as misinformation. The exact same thing a ton of news stations across the US have been caught doing multiple times.

 

[JbBooks]

Hey OP, normally I’m pretty quiet here, or say something witty or pertinent to the conversation, but I think this time I’m just gonna say this and maybe wish upon a star for it. I hope you get run over by a fucking bus, you fucking commifornian piece of shit!

 

[Bender]

 

[LawnMM]

He's busy laughing his way through a cemetery

 

[FS1]

I wonder if the OP offered to try regeneron while they were begging for the vaccine? I know it was late but hey worth a try right? Or did he just wring his hands while laughing evilly.

IMHO The OP's post was all about transmitting the most dangerous virus...FEAR.

 

[MontanaMarine]

So the episodes play out like this:

Like most other ER docs, my shifts in the last few weeks have had a fair amount of Covid patients. Yesterday and today were no exception to that. What did stand out was that both days I had a patient come back to the ER that I had seen several days ago with Covid and sent home at the time. The decision on whether to keep a patient in the hospital with Covid or send them home can have multiple variables involved, but, in general most of the time it comes down to one variable- their oxygenation status. If they are above 90% on room air they go home, if they are below, they stay.

Both of these guys when I first saw them (on different days, they were not together) were in the mid 90s on their oxygen saturation. Both of these guys were in their mid to late 40s and one had hypertension and the other had no medical history other than being about 25 lbs overweight. I distinctly remember both of these guys because they were loud and obnoxious about not being vaccinated and loudly proclaimed how proud they were about that decision and each one stated to the effect that they are so tough they won't get really sick and they'd rather die than get vaccinated. Also, as the story always goes, the only reason they came to the ER is because a family member or friend had forced them to come and get checked out. For some reason it seems really important to them that they repeatedly state that.

They each seemed a little surprised when I stopped their vaccination proclamation mid sentence and told them verbatim, "I don't give a shit whether you are vaccinated or not, it does not affect me or my family." I then tried to clue them in that they are the only ones rambling on about vaccination stuff. I tell them what they need to know and that they are OK to go home to which, of course, they revert back to saying they were "forced" to come to the ER.


Fast forward about 4-5 days and that brings us up to yesterday and today. Dude #1 came back yesterday brought in by ambulance at the very beginning of my shift. He was in moderate respiratory distress and his oxygen saturation when the medics picked him up was about 78-80% on room air. In the ER he was on high flow oxygen via nasal cannula with an oxygen sat of 90%. He was still working moderately hard to breathe at that time. I told him I needed to know what his wishes were with regard to being intubated and put on a ventilator if his O2 sats continued to drop. To this he burst out in tears and is literally yelling/crying with just about the same decibel level as his earlier obnoxious proclamations 4 or 5 days ago. He also asks if it's too late to get the vaccination. Ummm yep, it is. He of course states he wants "absolutely everything done", despite his tough guy statement to the contrary a mere few days ago. He also asks if he can be transferred to, "Stanford or somewhere like that." Ummm, nope.

I admit him to the hospitalist and he gets a bed about an hour later upstairs in the step down unit. A couple hours later I get an update from the hospitalist that the guy has gotten worse and is now on 100% oxygen face mask and is sedated and prone in the bed. Hours later, less than 30 minutes before the end of my shift, I hear an overhead code being called in the step down unit and of course it is this guy. Unsurprisingly, the guy does not make it through the code and had no response to code resuscitation. On my way back down to the ER, I had this sudden realization that I had not eaten all day and I was starving. I diverted to the cafeteria and ate a big sammich which was surprisingly good.

Today, same scenario plays out with dude #2 who comes back in respiratory distress but not by ambulance. I won't bore you with all the details but his loud crying and his clinical course was very similar although by the time I had left the hospital this afternoon around 4pm, he had not coded yet but he was sedated and intubated. Just prior to writing all this about 30 minutes ago, I got a text from the hospitalist that the dude was dead.


Disclaimers:

1. I don't give a fuck if you are vaccinated or not. In my friends group/mountain bike group/shooting group, we have people who are and are not vaccinated. The only time this comes up is when we are jokingly fucking with each other and making fun of people who grandstand about their status.

2. With regard to vaccination, probably the only thing I really do give a fuck about is making sure people have a choice and can make that decision for themselves. That being said, you need to accept and live with the consequences of your choices and not be fucking loudmouths before the consequences or during like the two little bitches above.

3. I have been an ER doc for over 20 years, I don't give a fuck what you think you know about medical issues.



Cheers!!

Well, to be honest, you are coming across as quite the 'drama queen' yourself.

 

[Im2bent]

Two anti experimental gene modification druggers chose possible infection of a highly survivable virus over vaccination (that does not prevent you from getting the virus). Then died.

I'm shocked.

FIFY (if this story is even true)

 

[Im2bent]

There's also the many compilations of different twitter accounts, parading around as a doctor as far as having a picture of them in their lab coat or whatever, saying word for word the exact same thing within the same 1-2 days.

It's mainly all fake accounts and bots used as misinformation. The exact same thing a ton of news stations across the US have been caught doing multiple times.

And all of these stories end with the patients begging for the vaccine.......a "vaxxers" wet dream?

 

[Threadcutter308]

OP is gone.

Shill.

 

[beenjammin]

When I followed a pulmonologist, I was able to watch several procedures where they use suction and a scope and took biopsies of tumors in lungs. the suction got tons of mucus and blood out. Also when a patient is getting a lung transplant, there has to be a bypass while they do it.... I just dont understand why, this cant be used more in covid patients that are intubated and dying... if there is already a tube down there.... whats one more suction line. I mean if they are going to die anyway... get them on the bypass and vacuum out at least some of the lungs to get the O2 up.

maybe they already do, but after reading the OP I doubt it

 

[BoilerUP]

When I followed a pulmonologist, I was able to watch several procedures where they use suction and a scope and took biopsies of tumors in lungs. the suction got tons of mucus and blood out. Also when a patient is getting a lung transplant, there has to be a bypass while they do it.... I just dont understand why, this cant be used more in covid patients that are intubated and dying... if there is already a tube down there.... whats one more suction line. I mean if they are going to die anyway... get them on the bypass and vacuum out at least some of the lungs to get the O2 up.

I believe that process is called ECMO, and is less available than ventilators are.

 

[thejeep]

One day I was leaving the hospital through the ER as usual where I spotted a 400lb woman in a wheel chair hysterically crying. Being the caring compassionate person I am. I asked the lady what was wrong. Evidently she had just found out McDonald’s had changed the recipe of honey mustard.

Drink some water , take some vitamins , exercise some. And just remember “You’re gonna die!”

 

[Bradu]

I wonder if the OP offered to try regeneron while they were begging for the vaccine? I know it was late but hey worth a try right? Or did he just wring his hands while laughing evilly.

IMHO The OP's post was all about transmitting the most dangerous virus...FEAR.

Pretty sure it's not authorized to be used in the condition of the patients at the time of return.

 

[Jefe's Dope]

Waiting for his GSW thread where he blames guns and states that as a gun owner you are 5000% more likely to be shot by your own gun.

 

[forrestgump01]

This breakthrough treatment is currently in clinical trials in low income neighborhoods and soon to be FDA approved !
This will negate the need for ventilators.

 

[Im2bent]

This breakthrough treatment is currently in clinical trials in low income neighborhoods and soon to be FDA approved !
This will negate the need for ventilators.


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Have you check the price of R22 lately? You might prefer death.

 

[Rthur]

"Food" for thought:

R

 

[Bender]

Interesting...... what a hypocrite

 

[Supersubes]

Interesting...... what a hypocrite



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Bender, thats consistent with his OP. He had no issue with his patients not getting the jab, it was their incessant bloviating about it.

 

[QuickNDirty]

1. LOL, see disclaimer #3

2. Both declined any Rx's. You know, because of how tough they are. Oops, I meant 'were'.
Both also referred for Regeneron, as we finally have that available in the county as of 2 weeks ago. Neither one pursued it.

What stage of infection does the regeneron stop being effective?