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2. I wonder if it's hard to care for people who come in hating doctors.

Sat Oct 31, 2020, 03:37 PM

Oct 2020

Of course they absolutely have to give the best possible care in every case, but it must take a toll over time.

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I hate my local hospital [View all] matt819 Oct 2020 OP

it's a necessary policy in the absence of accurate rapid testing AlexSFCA Oct 2020 #1

When I took my MIL to the ER, they tried to keep me out. I told Ilsa Oct 2020 #3

That's the policy at almost every hospital. demosincebirth Oct 2020 #4

this is the policy everywhere. barbtries Oct 2020 #5

They are trying to keep you safe. You don't have to like it. Warpy Oct 2020 #11

Covid sucks. GeorgeGist Oct 2020 #12

It's a pandemic. Turin_C3PO Nov 2020 #13