05-05-2017, 05:38 AM
Not "scary" -- merely "realistic"
Yes, certainly pragmatic on the part of an infected person seeking proper care.
If the Hawaii Department of Health doesn't act as if they know what's going on*, why trust the hospitals here? Shouldn't a patient expect more of the same in the treatment they receive?
* "Considering that's the epicenter of where it all is, there were no signs, there were no flyers, there was no information at all," she said. "The only reason I knew about it was because a friend had told me about it." Tatum Larson, rat lungworm patient
On the fifth day - the scientists who studied the rivers - were forbidden to speak - or to study the rivers. -Jane Hirshfield's poem on creation
Yes, certainly pragmatic on the part of an infected person seeking proper care.
If the Hawaii Department of Health doesn't act as if they know what's going on*, why trust the hospitals here? Shouldn't a patient expect more of the same in the treatment they receive?
* "Considering that's the epicenter of where it all is, there were no signs, there were no flyers, there was no information at all," she said. "The only reason I knew about it was because a friend had told me about it." Tatum Larson, rat lungworm patient
On the fifth day - the scientists who studied the rivers - were forbidden to speak - or to study the rivers. -Jane Hirshfield's poem on creation
“We do this thing not because it is easy, but because we thought it would be easy.”