Yeah, I don't think the subreddit makes the world a better place, but the broader point is true. Where I live, the director of the hospital has admitted that pe

Yeah, I don't think the subreddit makes the world a better place, but the broader point is true. Where I live, the director of the hospital has admitted that people have died because they can't get "elective" surgery because the hospital has been full of COVID cases for months now, and they're just maxed out. I had an acquaintance pass away from COVID recently. She was fairly young and in good shape. She wasn't a raging, obnoxious COVID denier, but her husband didn't seem to place much stock in it and I don't think they got their shots. He's heartbroken, and she leaves behind two sons as well as friends and family. It's pretty tragic that this one stupid mistake took a person who was kind and sweet from the world. Seeing that over and over and over again... there is no amount of money you could pay me to work in that field right now.