MO - Women refused treatment at hospital, then arrested, then dies in jail.

[PaulConventionWV]

You are smarter than all the doctors in St Louis. Yeah, we got that already. But aside from calling you, what else, specifically should they have done to make the correct diagnosis?

Don't you get the point? The doctors should have known! How can you even argue with that?

 

[PaulConventionWV]

You really are a class act, Angela. Thank God you're not a doctor, your bedside manner would really suck.

The class just radiates from her very eye sockets. How could anyone get more classy than she?

 

[angelatc]

Don't you get the point? The doctors should have known! How can you even argue with that?

Your statement is wrong so many levels that I can only be hopeful that you're being sarcastic.

Oops - apparently you're a member of my "I hate that sarcastic bitch!" club, so you're not being sarcastic. OK - how should they have known? Through psychic powers?

 

[dannno]

I can see somebody seeing giving a homeless person a night in a jailcell as humanitarian.

Again, only if it is voluntary.

"Miss, is there somewhere we can drop you off? I'm sorry, but we can't take you back to the hospital."

"No, I'm homeless, can you take me to jail?"

"Ok"

 

[angelatc]

The class just radiates from her very eye sockets. How could anyone get more classy than she?

I've never pretended to be anything that I'm not - a pretentious, obnoxious know it all ill tempered overly blunt bitch. Sadly for you, that still doesn't make me wrong.

 

[Danke]

I've never pretended to be anything that I'm not - a pretentious, obnoxious know it all ill tempered overly blunt bitch. Sadly for you, that still doesn't make me wrong.

Do you have a sister?

 

[randfan7]

Again, only if it is voluntary.
"Miss, is there somewhere we can drop you off? I'm sorry, but we can't take you back to the hospital."
"No, I'm homeless, can you take me to jail?"
"Ok"

And you have no information to say that didn't happen. And anyways, the trespassing itself is voluntary.

 

[angelatc]

Do you have a sister?

I would never share you with anybody.

 

[tttppp]

Didn't they run three tests on her and could not find anything?

If you can't help, then you can't help.

Like I said, Chinese traditional medicine would have fixed the problem. So they could have helped.

 

[donnay]

You can get an MRI for $400. And it appears that she was already enrolled in MedicAid, so she had government health insurance already, too.

I was hoping you'd mention diabetes, but that's fine. We don't know that she didn't get an MRI. We do know that she got an ultrasound, which is considered more effective than an MRI at detecting them.

I know you're convinced that she died only because people simply hate poor people - but then how do you explain the death of my friend? She had insurance, money wasn't the object. Additionally, she had a condition that meant she was at a higher risk for a DVT than the dead woman you're grieving, yet despite seeking medical attention as instructed, she's just as dead.

Just a few weeks ago, another friend's husband died of pneumonia. He was in the hospital, too.

Here's the deal: sometimes sick people die. There's nothing here to indicate that the woman didn't get a routine standard of medical care. It's sad that her kids are orphans, but my friend's kids lost their Mom too. Real life sucks, but if you think I'm going to advocate giving better medical to mothers than other members of society, well, I guess you can guess how far I'll support that.

As far as I'm concerned, this is just the Dems ramping up the case for a single payer system, which would ironically mean that none of us will ever get an MRI in this instance.

From the article: Ain't that America. If somebody died, it can't just be a tragedy, or God's will....even if everybody did everything exactly right, we absolutely need somebody to blame.

Going back to what fisharmor said in post #46 pretty much sums it all up.

I do not have the time nor the inclination to explain away my years of researching. I have come to my conclusions because I have been researching this for years. I am convinced that the medical community are actually killing people rather than helping them. Suffice it to say that eugenics is alive and well in the good ole' U.S.A., extensively financed by corporate philanthropies, specifically the Carnegie Institution, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

Many people are either desensitized or just plain ignorant of these atrocities.

"One death is a tragedy; one million is a statistic."
~Joseph Stalin


Guns don't kill people, police and doctors do!!

 

[specsaregood]

Like I said, Chinese traditional medicine would have fixed the problem. So they could have helped.

Yes, china the magical wonderland where nobody ever gets sick, nobody ever dies and nobody ever gets old. No wonder they have over a billion people!

 

[tttppp]

You just said it yourself! "In most cases....." Did you read the article? The doctor said she wasn't even in pain.

The patient said she was in pain. Thats whats most important. The patient has the best clue as to whether she is in pain or not.

 

[tttppp]

Yes, china the magical wonderland where nobody ever gets sick, nobody ever dies and nobody ever gets old. No wonder they have over a billion people!

Their health care system is better than ours. Maybe our government should take notes.

 

[dannno]

I would never share you with anybody.

So you keep Danke all to yourself?

 

[dannno]

Their health care system is better than ours. Maybe our government should take notes.

That's a pretty bad idea..

Maybe PEOPLE should take note of what works over there, we can take away the laws that prevent people from using those types of treatments and let the market work it out.

 

[tttppp]

That's a pretty bad idea..

Maybe PEOPLE should take note of what works over there, we can take away the laws that prevent people from using those types of treatments and let the market work it out.

The government is the one that has to remove their laws. A lot of PEOPLE know this, but there's nothing we can do. The government is in charge and until they change their minds this is the crap we have.

 

[specsaregood]

Their health care system is better than ours. Maybe our government should take notes.

Oh, I agree. The US should definitely try to be more like china.

 

[angelatc]

Going back to what fisharmor said in post #46 pretty much sums it all up.

I do not have the time nor the inclination to explain away my years of researching. I have come to my conclusions because I have been researching this for years. I am convinced that the medical community are actually killing people rather than helping them.

I'm sure you are, dear.

 

[angelatc]

So you keep Danke all to yourself?

You're next.

 

[LibertyEagle]

Oh, I agree. The US should definitely try to be more like china.

ROFL