Covid punishments....

[*Go Cards*]

(07-24-2021, 03:06 PM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: I’m a PA-C. So I sympathize with you how hard this past year has been although I can’t fully know what you’ve gone through. You’re correct what you do doesn’t matter other than help me understand your level of clinical expertise. Regardless, I very respectfully disagree with some of your statements. It’s okay to disagree. My only goal is to provide the most accurate information I can without emotion or opinion so others can make informed decisions.

PS I have more information on the three vaccines you could pass along to your friend. If you’re interested PM me.

PSS I put the info in the Klotch Covid thread if you want it.

Have no problem with anyone disagreeing and welcome that always. Maybe you are hands on with many covid patients or not. Not sure if you work in hospital or office. I work in the Emergency Room where they arrive on on 6th floor where they end up going if admitted. My current girl who is nurse practitioner works throughout building yet usually not directly with the patients but obviously she rides the same elevators and walk the same halls they are transported too. every girl Ive dated has been a nurse or aide since covid began per the best part of working in hospital is its 80% women, yet that's also the worst part at times.

My goal is to provide accurate information as well. We definitely had to work with many covid patients without masks in first few months of disease until they were deemed isolation patients and then and only then a N95 could be worn when entering the room only and had to have the House Managers permission to even get then and were only handed out one at a time.  Things have changed now that more masks are available but it does not change this fact. One nurse (God rest her soul) passed since it has started from covid out of several thousands employees, she was only in her early 40's and sweet as can be, but most have never contracted it at all. 
Our Hospital has a 6 story, 8 story, and 4 story buildings with 499 patient rooms which make up the hospital with 6 Dr buildings all at least 6 stories attached with pedways and we have never had to dedicate more than two floors in the 6 story building to accommodate covid patients and only one floor for past 8 months. 
Also have a lung mass and hemochromatosis and probably will not be fair well for me to contracted, but still calling as I see it. Lunch ended 5 minutes ago so must get back to work and have plenty of literature on hand about vaccines but thank you for the offer.