Awful headline on CNN. Happening in parts of Canada as well

[Phillies Phan]

Topic closed. Fraser knows best.

Thanks Cuch. I will now have these images in my mind all freaking day

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[Phillies Phan]

Well, I can say our hospitals are not getting overrun and I have been to the doctors several times in the past six months and never had to wait long periods of time. I'm not saying it isn't happening in other States. Just not here.

Thank goodness. I like Wyoming. One day I’d like to go on a vacation, start say in Cheyenne and drive up to Yellowstone. BTW, the fact that you’ve (I presume) heard nothing back yet on that last part of your test simply means they determined it’s normal, and the report they have to complete is in the pile waiting, as troublesome results get reported first. As I’ve said in other posts, the pathologists/radiologists can determine quickly if the testing looks suspect. They need to, from a legal perspective and human kindness one, get bad results to the ordering doctor ASAP.

Im 100% certain that last piece of the puzzle is normal

 

[Doug97]

My wife is a hospital nurse and sees with her own eyes the effect Covid has had on bedspace and workload. She is utterly exhausted because the patients just keep coming with no letup. Older doctors have retired because they've had enough and this has further reduced the number of already overworked staff. Other staff have had to go on long-term sick leave due to stress, anxiety and injuries like repetitive strain injury.

My wife is close to a nervous breakdown caused by chronic stress and exhaustion. It angers and sickens me to see conspiracy theorists posting harmful misinformation here. You truly do not know what you're talking about, yet when those like Fraser who understand the truth try to educate you, you stick your fingers in your ears and shout "LA LA LAAA!". A most classic example of the Dunning-Kruger effect in action.

 

[ThankfulJen]

Thank goodness. I do like Wyoming. Would love to have a vacation one day, starting in say Cheye


Thank goodness. I like Wyoming. One day I’d like to go on a vacation, start say in Cheyenne and drive up to Yellowstone. BTW, the fact that you’ve (I presume) heard nothing back yet on that last part of your test simply means they determined it’s normal, and the report they have to complete is in the pile waiting, as troublesome results get reported first. As I’ve said in other posts, the pathologists/radiologists can determine quickly if the testing looks suspect. They need to, from a legal perspective and human kindness one, get bad results to the ordering doctor ASAP.

Im 100% certain that last piece of the puzzle is normal

And you were right. Husband actually called while he was at work because he was tired of waiting and, sure enough, they had the results but were good so did not feel the need to call. I lived in Cheyenne for four years when I was younger and loved it. Always something to do and Cheyenne Frontier Days was some of the best times I have had! Devil's Tower is a must see and the old Fort in Fort Laramie in the Summer as well. Only thing is lot's of wide open spaces and nothingness in between everything. You either get lost in the view or get downright bored lol