They shut down the NHS in the UK for months, to anything except covid. I have friends who still can't get an in person GP appointment (we're lucky, ours got a grip swiftly and I've never been hassled about not wearing a mask). Cue 70k excess deaths in the home 2020 onwards. Yet nobody seemed to be concerned at all. They still aren't.
My husband was scheduled for shoulder surgery they delayed or canceled all his appointments waiting for 6,8 months after then when they scheduled the X-ray or MRI he got tested for Covid every time and quarantine 🤦♀️ the insanity!!
Some of that may also be due to not wanting to have to wear a face diaper in a doctor’s office or hospital. Some of it may be a complete lack of trust of the medical establishment as a result of the past 2+ years. That’s my case. I’m actually quite scared to have to be hospitalized for anything down the road since I’m “unclean”. 
Definition for UNCLEAN?!?! 🩸 I had my physical couple more after the so called pandemic started wear mask at the doctors office my doctor didn’t recommend getting vaccinated but my specialist said you know you can get vaccinated now..?🧐 I replied back yes I know that but I don’t want to. my dentist still wearing mask and I had my appointment last week they still wearing mask not the right way but they are covering something on their faces 😵💫 I walked in without a mask they didn’t said anything plus they have couple more people without them, but some people with kids wearing masks 😷 I been with my veterinarian for dogs appointments and they don’t wear masks 😬
I don’t go to the hospital because the combo of medical mistakes and illnesses obtained there, constitutes the 3rd leading cause of death in the US. Just playing the odds.
There are plenty of examples around the world from when there was a hospital strike for sometimes a long period, and the result was that people got healthier and dies less.
This is totally plausible as hospitals (regardless of private or funded in other ways) profits from keeping people sick and dumb, but if people have to improve their health without the hospital and think for themselves...
Maybe if the hospitals weren't killing off the Covid patients with the CDC-approved "treatments," patients would return for elective surgeries and screenings. As it is, staying alive is inversely related to hospital visits.
They shut down the NHS in the UK for months, to anything except covid. I have friends who still can't get an in person GP appointment (we're lucky, ours got a grip swiftly and I've never been hassled about not wearing a mask). Cue 70k excess deaths in the home 2020 onwards. Yet nobody seemed to be concerned at all. They still aren't.
My husband was scheduled for shoulder surgery they delayed or canceled all his appointments waiting for 6,8 months after then when they scheduled the X-ray or MRI he got tested for Covid every time and quarantine 🤦♀️ the insanity!!
It really is. I hope he's sorted now x
Some of that may also be due to not wanting to have to wear a face diaper in a doctor’s office or hospital. Some of it may be a complete lack of trust of the medical establishment as a result of the past 2+ years. That’s my case. I’m actually quite scared to have to be hospitalized for anything down the road since I’m “unclean”. 
Definition for UNCLEAN?!?! 🩸 I had my physical couple more after the so called pandemic started wear mask at the doctors office my doctor didn’t recommend getting vaccinated but my specialist said you know you can get vaccinated now..?🧐 I replied back yes I know that but I don’t want to. my dentist still wearing mask and I had my appointment last week they still wearing mask not the right way but they are covering something on their faces 😵💫 I walked in without a mask they didn’t said anything plus they have couple more people without them, but some people with kids wearing masks 😷 I been with my veterinarian for dogs appointments and they don’t wear masks 😬
Just took my cat to the vet three weeks ago and everyone in the office was wearing masks and we were required to wear masks because science
I don’t go to the hospital because the combo of medical mistakes and illnesses obtained there, constitutes the 3rd leading cause of death in the US. Just playing the odds.
There are plenty of examples around the world from when there was a hospital strike for sometimes a long period, and the result was that people got healthier and dies less.
This is totally plausible as hospitals (regardless of private or funded in other ways) profits from keeping people sick and dumb, but if people have to improve their health without the hospital and think for themselves...
Maybe if the hospitals weren't killing off the Covid patients with the CDC-approved "treatments," patients would return for elective surgeries and screenings. As it is, staying alive is inversely related to hospital visits.