The Obama administration never replenished stocks of N95 respirator masks after the 2009 H1N1 outbreak, leading to the current shortage.
Obama is to Blame for the Shortage!
President Trump has come under fire by Democrats and leftists for supposedly not preparing the country for the coronavirus outbreak.
#1: Esso To: Horse, 4um (#0)
C'mon, that's a bit of a stretch (I'm no O'boingo fan). Shoot, we're talking eleven years ago.
If we're going to lay blame, which is best reserved for God and small children, I'd say the fault lies squarely in the lap of the medical/industrial complex. Big hospital, big pharma, big insurance, etc.
It's no longer their mission to cure or help sick people, but rather ensure that every hospital bed is occupied, and to maximize profits. Sick people be damned!
Hippocratic Oath? Meh.
More like hypocritic oath.
Since when did it become the goob's responsibility to to keep hospitals and MDs supplied?
Esso posted on 2020-03-24 11:13:26 Reply Private Reply
#2: BTP Holdings To: Esso (#1)
I had a doctor at wound clinic in Joplin who said I could use the EmuAid on the wounds that contained Tea Tree Oil. But the nurses were misapplying it and not putting it in the wounds where it would do the most good. I yelled at them over that one.
Now the new wound clinic the nurses are even more closed minded than the doctors. I call it professional bias.
I was supposed to have Home Health come out from the County Health Department tot change dressings on my wounds. They bought two bags of supplies at Dollar General and charged my insurance. Now they are refusing to come out to do their job.
So I sent email to the Capitol City and told them about their refusal. All County Health Departments are under the auspices of the State. Hopefully this will put some heat on them.
I had to go to Medical One clinic yesterday and have them change the dressings. Medicare paid for that.
BTP Holdings posted on 2020-03-24 12:17:01 Reply Private Reply
#3: Horse To: Esso (#1)
Horse posted on 2020-03-24 20:25:10 Reply Private Reply