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AngryOldDem

(14,061 posts)
Fri Aug 27, 2021, 04:10 PM Aug 2021

Some Indiana hospitals are postponing some procedures...like biopsies.

Because the nonvaccinated sick with COVID are taking up hospital space. This per a COVID update this afternoon from the state health commissioner.

With the exception of kids who can’t get vaccinated yet, it’s time to begin a triage process. Those who, for whatever reason, don’t take recommended precautions should go to the end of the line.

Enough with these ignorant, selfish people.

And it gets better…kids here are also starting to fall behind in getting routine vaccinations. Not exactly sure why. There are days I think we’re on the slow road to extinction.

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Some Indiana hospitals are postponing some procedures...like biopsies. (Original Post) AngryOldDem Aug 2021 OP
I've been due for a colonoscopy since December. lpbk2713 Aug 2021 #1
Time to thank some of whom made this possible Botany Aug 2021 #2
Absolutely. AngryOldDem Aug 2021 #3
Putin got his money's worth. Texaswitchy Aug 2021 #4
The 2020s decade is going to see a rise in late-caught cancers... RockRaven Aug 2021 #5

lpbk2713

(42,757 posts)
1. I've been due for a colonoscopy since December.
Fri Aug 27, 2021, 04:14 PM
Aug 2021


The local hospital says "no elective procedures until further notice".

That's okay by me.

RockRaven

(14,966 posts)
5. The 2020s decade is going to see a rise in late-caught cancers...
Fri Aug 27, 2021, 05:00 PM
Aug 2021

All because of these RW assholes and their orange fuhrer.

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