No that's what I was talking about all along. You can't change the subject and demand jack crap. You can stay on topic and not create an counter argument unrelated to the original.
You do realize there are countless doctors across the US that are stating the exact same sentiments as
@kiddiedoc? Countless ICU rns have also caught onto the complete overreaction of the CDC concerning this virus.
The only problem is their message is not getting out. Anyone who says something different or contradictory than the so called "experts" is being talked down to (you do this) on a consistent basis without ever having stepped on a covid unit. Guess what, neither have the " experts ".
There are logical truths to viruses. This one and the reaction to it by the CDC contradict out natural God given defenses against viruses. We have in the past exposed children to certain viruses to give them lifelong natural immunity.
This virus will kill the weak and the infirmed. That's a proven fact. It is a smart thing to do to isolate the weak and infirmed.
We have never isolated the healthy, until now.
There is no reason to isolate the healthy.
Slowing the curve just prolonged the inevitable. If this virus is going to kill you then it's going to kill you.
You know why I don't trust the CDC and find their guidance lacking? I asked a np to look into the blood dyscrasias I was finding with pts because it seemed to be a huge problem with my pts in March. CDC guidelines were not to anticoagulant. Alternate clotting and then bleeding. They clotted everywhere, even around the lines we put in to treat them. CDC guidance came out probably about 45 days later concerning anticoagulation of pts and how it was necessary. We on the ground treat immediately, not 45 days later. Their initial guidance on vent management straight up treated this as if it was ARDS when in reality the pathophysiology was different. Their stance on steroid usage was about 45 days late.
Doctors and nurses on the ground treat, evaluate, test and give the experts the information they make their guidelines on. They don't always put out timely or correct guidance. I see a pt having a problem, we look to solve the problem, right then.
So you might want to back off trying to condemn those who are in the know and are actually hands on with this since the beginning. We don't really need to read cdc guidelines to care for pts, we have the education and the knowledge and experience to do it without the nanny gov guidance.
Now, about my question, quid pro quo Clarice.