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calimary

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37. Wow - what an amazing read.

Reply to Grasswire2 (Original post)

Tue Dec 1, 2020, 01:48 PM

Dec 2020

It took me straight to the moral dilemma. What would I have felt - or done - in that position?

MAJOR case of mixed feelings.

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touching, deep twitter account by Jewish MD treating Covid pt covered with swastikas [View all] Grasswire2 Nov 2020 OP

I Got Angry, Just Reading That ProfessorGAC Nov 2020 #1

The fucker will look back at the minorities who saved his worthless ass and took care of him dalton99a Nov 2020 #2

Of course if I were the hospital administrator... malaise Nov 2020 #12

I don't know, he may come out of it illuminated, a new man Escurumbele Nov 2020 #20

Can't change a tweaker. Codeine Nov 2020 #22

Yup ismnotwasm Dec 2020 #32

I can only hope for that sort of life change. yonder Dec 2020 #31

I doubt it Rebl2 Dec 2020 #35

Like that POS Steve Scalise, when his worthless ass was saved by a bullwinkle428 Dec 2020 #30

A similar event was on the TV show Grey's Anatomy some years back question everything Nov 2020 #3

I posted this earlier today but DURHAM D Nov 2020 #4

I did not see your earlier OP, but you should know that some of us don't go to Twitter Hekate Nov 2020 #7

Thank you Grasswire2 Nov 2020 #24

Your compassion is stronger than his hate. TheRickles Nov 2020 #5

You are entirely right about the doctor(s) and dedication, and human reactions. BobTheSubgenius Nov 2020 #21

To all frontline medical, we salute you all.. denbot Nov 2020 #6

This is one of those situations where all involved can learn lessons about life. patphil Nov 2020 #8

Triage housecat Nov 2020 #9

I hope you're never in that position. nolabear Nov 2020 #10

That's why you'll never be in that position. Codeine Nov 2020 #23

Adults. Experienced. Professional. LanternWaste Nov 2020 #11

It's also somewhat of a metaphor for how the MAGAts view liberals Mr. Ected Nov 2020 #13

AMEN! Duppers Nov 2020 #14

+1. "But we're not, so we soldier on." yonder Dec 2020 #33

K&R demmiblue Nov 2020 #15

I read this seta1950 Nov 2020 #16

all these health care workers are going to need treatment for PTSD. bluescribbler Nov 2020 #17

This reminds me of an old M*A*S*H episode. BigmanPigman Nov 2020 #18

That's been occurring to me all last week till now. Its hard enough to resist them: but now I am ... marble falls Nov 2020 #19

Thought provoking post, Grasswire. JudyM Dec 2020 #25

A dramatization. Marcuse Dec 2020 #26

Like when Jewish lawyers from ACLU defended Nazis over (Skokie?) UTUSN Dec 2020 #27

So this little snowflake Nazi wanted compassion, eh? roamer65 Dec 2020 #28

Just read the thread over on Twitter... Trueblue Texan Dec 2020 #29

R&K Thank you. Moving story and I bet one that plays MerryBlooms Dec 2020 #34

"Don't let me die, Doc." Kid Berwyn Dec 2020 #36

Wow - what an amazing read. calimary Dec 2020 #37

It's very well written, too. Grasswire2 Dec 2020 #39

God bless this Doc and all the medical folks. Joinfortmill Dec 2020 #38