Re: yikes

26% in Philadelphia?  Drug-resistant bacterium?  I just retired.  Because of all the risks, and the local healthcare hypocrisy too.  Anyone can hobby or make some quick bucks here.  But for me, it was just too much reading of both sides going right back into public hospitals, where there's enough problems with mutating bug strains already.  You all know who you are.  

Plenty have come and gone in this business, again on both sides.  But resistant bacterium and viruses last forever.  Kinda sad really, thinking of the hardworking healthcare people locally and as far away as Katrina or even Iraq.  But a few of ours could care less about little things like risks and public health responsibility and patient exposure to pesky mutating ID & STD strains mixing it up with their contagen cousins back inside the halls of our country's oldest hospitals here in Philly.  

Imagine the reaction by all the families of deceased, dying or critical loved ones-- treated by a fullservice provider who has worked her way through school with a dozen men a week, doing everything from BBBJ to greek to 'prostate massages' to facials.  Or the doctor who sees her, before they scurry back to their patients.  Am i the only one who finds the irony irresponsible?

Or are they both immune to mutating superbugs at the hospital and in their multi-partner beds?  Don't symptomless HPV strains lead to cancer?  Aren't some bacteria and viruses spread airborne and by touch?  This isn't a joke or a bad House script.  It's all been very true for years now, documented in reviews and posts for anyone to read like me.  But to them it's just like their not_so_secret drug dependencies-- all victimless-- NOT.

Maybe these medical types are smarter than us.  Or maybe they were just born better but with no conscience, obsessed with only getting richer.  Maybe the hospital watchdogs are taking care of their own.  We all know how LE gets theirs for free.  You've got to wonder who is protecting who.  Reading this article, LA has health policy people who actually get STD + ID problems rooted out.  Not here in PA.  

Kinda makes you think the malpractice and class-action lawyers aren't so evil afterall, if they are the last recourse left to stop the hospital_hypocrites driving any part of this bacterial bus and viral trainwreck contributing to the Philadelphia 26% diagnosis.  

It sickens me to read of guys who know full well where a full-service provider also works, as a student or a healthcare provider.

It sickens me more that a hospital hooker can take her finger out of a guys arse and wipe the cum off her face, then go handle a dying patient's tubes, lines & bodies.  

DO THEY NOT TEACH ETHICS?