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> weren't on their deathbeds with covid claiming it was a hoax Have you treated many patients with COVID? I’ve heard the opposite of your claim from those who
by singleshot_ 8mo ago
> weren't on their deathbeds with covid claiming it was a hoax
Have you treated many patients with COVID? I’ve heard the opposite of your claim from those who have.
- mothballed 8mo agoPeople with first hand experience offering counterpoints like Dr Dan Erickson and Artin Massihi did but unfortunately their videos explaining their side of the story were conveniently removed from places your YouTube -- while conveniently leaving the videos remaining to hear the kind of stories you heard.
- Retric 8mo agoStep back a moment and ask yourself, “How exactly would Dr Dan Erickson know if someone else’s patient said this?” There was massive regional differences in how different parts of the country and even different parts of the same state responded to COVID.
- defrost 8mo agoThe issue was their extrapolation of their local keyhole perception to the entire country. Flawed in many ways: https://www.acep.org/corona/COVID-19-alert/covid-19-articles/acep-aaem-joint-statement-on-physician-misinformation https://www.acep.org/corona/COVID-19-alert/covid-19-articles...
- singleshot_ 8mo agoWas this a yes or a no?
- ethbr1 8mo agoAs the husband at the time of a military critical care nurse who worked local ED in a major US city and deployed to New York -- yes, there were absolutely people who denied they had COVID even as they were being intubated. Most people tended to accept reality when their body started failing, but there were a non-zero number that refused to believe they were infected with coronavirus to the end. Politicians and social media click farmers spouting lies do influence people, and not everyone starts with a basic understanding of biology and/or science.