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[kpanda17]

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[HaulingAss]

rainx is amazing, orange for the north places, actually helps the wipers last longer, my last model Y 4 years and I never changed or needed wipers

Why do you attribute that to the Rain-X washer fluid and not the wiper itself?

My 2018 Model 3 Performance is 7 years old and still has the original wipers. Never seen a drop of Rain-X. Wipers work great.

 

[JCERRN]

I really respected OSHA at one point and did all the training religiously until they completely abandoned and sold out everybody in healthcare to bow to idiots with political agendas during the pandemic. On both sides of the aisle.
I remember those insane memos that empowered hospital admins to do nothing as all of us infected our families for the “privilege” of taking care of others who were still using the world hoax while they were being intubated.
“it’s ok if you have one n95 mask for an entire week of clawing through a jungle of infected patients inside the hospital walls as long as you put it in a brown paper bag at the end of the day and occasionally inspect it to make sure it looks roughly the same as it did when you first got it.” Said OSHA.
And “It’s ok if you use the same gloves on several different patients as long as you know they all have COVID” and, “it’s ok to work more than24hrs at a time on the critically ill as long as you don’t self report as fatigued”
The health and safety of us health and safety professionals should have been science, not an opinion. One that was repeatedly bought and sold no less.
Fuck OSHA. Truly spineless weasels at an organizational level that abandoned everyone in my field the one time we really needed them. Never doing one of the “trainings” they offer again. I’ll get my compliance CME’s elsewhere thank you very much.

Thanks for helping me relive that trauma.

 

[hemiarch]

Thanks for helping me relive that trauma.

Sorry man. It’s just how it was and I worry people will conveniently forget that.
That’s what all the politicians on both sides who botched the social responsibility assigned to them all really want. For it to be a thing of the past.
For many of us it’s still a very real scar, not a discussion point.
I’ll never forget where I was standing on 9-11 either. Doesn’t mean I’m not over it, it just means it’s an experience that has shaped me.

 

[bg002h]

Thanks for helping me relive that trauma.

You should live in Arizona. The worst thing we had was a reminder that ivermectin isn’t approved for billing in the treatment of Covid, so make sure you document the billing approved reason you’re using it on your Covid patient. I’m a radiologist and haven’t a clue if it works or not, that’s a science question, but hospital wants every dime it can get and they don’t want unlawful billing…a better response would have been to just not charge for the damn med…then no rules apply (feds only have authority to regulate business practices, not the art of medicine itself).

 

[hemiarch]

You should live in Arizona. The worst thing we had was a reminder that ivermectin isn’t approved for billing in the treatment of Covid, so make sure you document the billing approved reason you’re using it on your Covid patient. I’m a radiologist and haven’t a clue if it works or not, that’s a science question, but hospital wants every dime it can get and they don’t want unlawful billing…a better response would have been to just not charge for the damn med…then no rules apply (feds only have authority to regulate business practices, not the art of medicine itself).

As I understand it, that has been completely debunked as a therapeutic option repeatedly.
So anyone who still wants to use it for whatever political reason should likely pay for it.
Nobody is saying that they can’t use it, or they don’t have a right to , or that there is a hoax or no hoax or whatever else, just that society isn’t going to be paying for something with no proven benefit. In fact, most of us are just sick of talking about it.
I tell anyone who asks about it in the icu now we’re a BYOI institution.They usually are still so amped up about wanting to talk or fight about it for whatever reason that I can’t seem to find the door fast enough. They are generally not medically literate people.

 

[JCERRN]

Fortunately, in the northeast, we tend to be fairly sensible, especially around healthcare, finance, and education… Hospital systems had no choice, but to use the information they had available to them at the time, but I don’t recall any actual cases at least that I’ve attended to that ivermectin was used… at least that is an actual medicine, though, not like injecting Lysol or bleach…

 

[bg002h]

As I understand it
As I understand it, that has been completely debunked as a therapeutic option repeatedly.
So anyone who still wants to use it for whatever political reason should likely pay for it.
Nobody is saying that they can’t use it, or they don’t have a right to , or that there is a hoax or no hoax or whatever else, just that society isn’t going to be paying for something with no proven benefit. In fact, most of us are just sick of talking about it.
I tell anyone who asks about it in the icu now we’re a BYOI institution.They usually are still so amped up about wanting to talk or fight about it for whatever reason that I can’t seem to find the door fast enough. They are generally not medically literate people.

These drugs are always the magical cure for whatever the unsolvable problem of the day is. Why? Because scammers scam those susceptible to scamming using ivermectin, azoles, hydroxychloroquine…this was the first widely known claim of efficacy of these drugs for something yet again and most people haven’t been through the repeated claims…my residency institution studied some other such folk remedy for use in cancer in 1980 (laetrile I think) when it was a common money making technique to tell dying people that if they paid for this stuff they’d live.

 

[hemiarch]

These drugs are always the magical cure for whatever the unsolvable problem of the day is. Why? Because scammers scam those susceptible to scamming using ivermectin, azoles, hydroxychloroquine…this was the first widely known claim of efficacy of these drugs for something yet again and most people haven’t been through the repeated claims…my residency institution studied some other such folk remedy for use in cancer in 1980 (laetrile I think) when it was a common money making technique to tell dying people that if they paid for this stuff they’d live.

It’s shameful.

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