[Tuscaloosa Goldfinch]

Last week my daughter gave birth in a local hospital. It was a small hospital, but it was apparent to me as I went in and out several times per day that there was no security visible.

It could be, though, given the pharmacy inquiries, that the callers could be interested in narcotics.

[concerned about politics]

Notice how Alla's Cult of Death always targets the innocent citizens of the world. It's like they're cowardly little men hell bent (literally) on nothing but killing people.
They even kill their own to satisfy their dysfunctional lust for the sight of blood.

The press needs to stop hiding the horrors these demented "people" commit. The world needs to sit and watch the atrocities these "people" engage in. Only then will the world wake up to the reality of it all.

[Savage Beast]

Such people are the embodiment of evil. Their "god" is Satan.

[mtbopfuyn]

Wanna bet those suspicious characters wandered in across our southern border?

[Vigilantcitizen]

Heads up.

[blackdog]

Just normal folk attempting to get around their HMO and get medical attention. It's not easy. A broken limb is now limited to your physician's office under my health plan of $1,300 per month. Well in all fairness, you can go to the hospital if the bone has broken thru the skin.

Most hospitals have so few rooms left anymore, they've all been remodeled to office space and hot stone massage therapy providers. Aroma therapy too.

If anyone out there wants to thank the original founder of the HMO act which is not insurance and is exempt from insurance provider laws, thank Ted Kennedy. It was his legislative baby back in 1974.

[VOA]

I know this is just my conspiratorial mind...but after the WTC towers and the Pentagon
had been hit on 9-11 and we were all waiting for "the other shoe to drop"...
I was thankful that the terrorists didn't drive car-bombs into the local emergency rooms
near the afflicted sites...

[GovernmentShrinker]

A med student friend of mine participated in a multi-hospital emergency preparedness drill in Philadelphia last fall. Her tale sounded like a Laurel & Hardy flick: an emergency room supervisor couldn't figure out there was a drill going on, in spite of people milling around in front of her sporting orange vests with "DRILL OBSERVER" in 8 inch high letters, and after being filled in, re-emerged wearing the hospital's ONLY chemical-protective suit -- which drill staff quickly pointed out to her was minutes from running out of oxygen.

My friend and her fellow "poisoning victims" writhed around on the ground outside the emergency room entrance for half an hour, before one of them got the bright idea of crawling/writhing through the automatically-opening door, to see if someone inside might notice and offer help. He got put on a stretcher and utterly ignored until the drill was declared over.

If I get poisoned/injured in a terrorist attack, I'm not letting anyone take me to a hospital!