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>and particularly how much COVID caseload affects other hospital operations i.e. delayed surgeries etc.. And what is more important, the people with deadlier d
by throwaway599281 5y ago
>and particularly how much COVID caseload affects other hospital operations i.e. delayed surgeries etc..
And what is more important, the people with deadlier diseases who didn't get surgeries or treatments that were postponed, the screanings that weren't done that could allow an early treatment of someone who is sick too, to prevent other persons that could potentially become sick?
>Humans survive for millennia because we react rationality to situations, not because we just lay down and die.
Read again, you totally missed my point.
- dumpsterdiver 5y ago> And what is more important, the people with deadlier diseases who didn't get surgeries or treatments that were postponed, the screanings that weren't done that could allow an early treatment of someone who is sick too, to prevent other persons that could potentially become sick? > Read again, you totally missed my point. I read this comment a few times, but the sentence structure made it difficult to understand what you're trying to say. I'm entirely unsure which of the aforementioned situations you think is more desirable. If you're trying to make a point, instead of asking people to read again, you may want to consider rewriting your points to be more clear.