Vaccine or not?

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508mikey said:
Yep still required for healthcare workers
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I guess the healthcare system has to learn a lesson...

At the location I'm I'm cutt working at (a utility), one of the electricians was telling me earlier that management was taking "strike" training the next few weeks as they were preparing for the court's ruling. Said they were on pins and needles worried that they would be short staffed on electricians and linemen coming into the teeth of winter/spring. Winter brings inclement weather/ice, spring brings storms. They were also worried about their contractor workforce. They would have been screwed and glued.
 
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mad4vols said:
I believe that the hospitals have been pushed to the brink because of the unvaccinated.
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To the brink, No. Are they stressed? Absolutely

Are they stressed because of the unvaccinated? Absolutely. They are also stressed due to a broken system pre pandemic, labor shortages pre pandemic, staffing pressues, a rapidly spreading variant that impacts vax and unvax, inflationary and cost pressures, political strife, additional government meddling and bureaucracy.

Come on y'all - both sides of the story. Not just bits and pieces to suit whatever your narrative is.
 
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BigOrangeMojo said:
To the brink, No. Are they stressed? Absolutely

Are they stressed because of the unvaccinated? Absolutely. They are also stressed due to a broken system pre pandemic, labor shortages pre pandemic, staffing pressues, a rapidly spreading variant that impacts vax and unvax, inflationary and cost pressures, political strife, additional government meddling and bureaucracy.

Come on y'all - both sides of the story. Not just bits and pieces to suit whatever your narrative is.
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You forgot the unhealthy American as a reason for stress.

There is a reason Americans on average make more trips to the doctors and spend more on healthcare than other countries. And it's not just because there are problems in the system.
 
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Rickyvol77 said:
You are wrong
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He is partially correct. The system wasn't in the best shape pre pandemic and has been stressed as a result of the pandemic. You are in an alternate reality if you believe the unvax haven't added to the stress in the past year but there are MANY other reasons as well.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
I guess the healthcare system has to learn a lesson...

At the location I'm I'm cutt working at (a utility), one of the electricians was telling me earlier that management was taking "strike" training the next few weeks as they were preparing for the court's ruling. Said they were on pins and needles worried that they would be short staffed on electricians and linemen coming into the teeth of winter/spring. Winter brings inclement weather/ice, spring brings storms. They were also worried about their contractor workforce. They would have been screwed and glued.
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Or, the American people are about to learn one.

In case anyone hasn't tried to get an appointment or have anything done at the hospital lately, we are not in any shape to lose up to 10,000,000 healthcare workers in this country.

There is about to be an unprecedented crisis.
 
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kiddiedoc said:
Or, the American people are about to learn one.

In case anyone hasn't tried to get an appointment or have anything done at the hospital lately, we are not in any shape to lose up to 10,000,000 healthcare workers in this country.

There is about to be an unprecedented crisis.
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What are the chances of enough providers just refusing medicare/medicaid patients and opening up new practices?
 
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This Is something anybody with a little common sense could have predicted.

Frequent Boosters Spur Warning on Immune Response (Correct)

European Union regulators warned that frequent Covid-19 booster shots could adversely affect the immune response and may not be feasible.

Repeat booster doses every four months could eventually weaken the immune response and tire out people, according to the European Medicines Agency. Instead, countries should leave more time between booster programs and tie them to the onset of the cold season in each hemisphere, following the blueprint set out by influenza vaccination strategies, the agency said.
 
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hog88 said:
What are the chances of enough providers just refusing medicare/medicaid patients and opening up new practices?
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Lmao. Someone doesn’t understand the financial importance of Medicare and Medicaid in healthcare budgets. Especially in TN
 
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LouderVol said:
You forgot the unhealthy American as a reason for stress.

There is a reason Americans on average make more trips to the doctors and spend more on healthcare than other countries. And it's not just because there are problems in the system.
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Unhealthy Americans have been around for how long ?
 
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Jxn Vol said:
There is no long term safety data for the EUA shot that you got. So no you have no clue what long term side effects you may have.
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I know what effects I have right now and that is I have never had covid, I have not missed work, and that works for me
 
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OrangeTsar said:
Today’s SCOTUS smack down of Biden’s vaccine mandate is EXACTLY the reason why this Country needed Donald Trump as President from 2016 to 2020. The three solid jurists appointed by Trump just SAVED our Republic. Thank you President Trump!
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you remember this same court did some smacking down of trump too, right?

Bump stocks, and removal of ACA, right off the top of my head.
 
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