[WinMod70]

I’m 5 days out of the hospital after a 7 day stay for covid pneumonia. The 1st day was spent in the ER covid waiting room. A hellish 6 hours sitting in a wheelchair waiting for xrays blood work results. Not a damn thing to drink until I was finally able to get someone’s attention and begged them for a drink.

Anyhow I was put in an ER bed about 7 hours after arriving. One of the first questions I was asked was if I had a living will and if I wanted to be resuscitated. My response was that I didn’t come here to die and if you need to be a hero by all means do it.

I was thinking what kind of question is that to greet a patient with.

[Ruger1099]

I really hate hospitals and the asshats who run them. I as well spent time in the hospital with covid. I asked for ivermectin and the doctor told me she wasn’t giving me horse paste. I told her not to insult my intelligence.

[Typelouder]

One of the first questions I was asked was if I had a living will and if I wanted to be resuscitated.

I was asked about a living will and a dnr this past summer when I went into an ER for multiple bee stings while at work. I looked at them incredulously and said just address my swollen hand, arm and brow.

[TLI]

I was thinking what kind of question is that to greet a patient with.

The kind of question the medical industry culture that has emerged would callously ask.

With what appears to be a tiny minority left that seems to be normal, a majority of those in that field appear to be just following orders.

I suspect it was BammyCare that got them to their current state.