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Masked man’s loved one was having some chest pains so we went to local hospital

Good news: hospital ran tests and no signs of heart attack. (might be some gull bladder stones starting to form up high which is common but that is no big deal if they become a problem that can treated medically)

It also noteworthy to mention the staff and doctors were all mask compliant upon our request for them to mask. While I’m unsure  of any mandate or policy in regards to masking at Watauga County Hospital Boone, NC, i did tell a receptionist and a nurse I considered the patient to be immunocompromised and she is 77 years of age. Then I simply told staff politely yet firmly who did not have a mask on and who were entering our personal space that “we prefer you to mask for us if that  is possible" and each staff member who wasn’t masked put their mask on when approaching me and my loved one who remained masked.

I commend staff for honoring our personal request to mask for us. The doctor informed me that he masks anyway because he doesn’t want to bring anything home to his new daughter.

Regardless of your healthcare or hospital's mandate on masks, I highly encourage patients to speak up and request to doctors and staff that you prefer they mask for you. Take charge of your health!you are the patient! and you are the customer! You have a voice and many hospitals and healthcare will comply to your request! Empower one another by requesting masks.. you may be pleasantly surprised that they often comply!

My loved one and I are safe back at home again and because we masked I feel safer that we didn't catch any illnesses while we were treated there at the hospital because of the mask precautions we took and the staff took for us.

Best Wishes,
The Masked Man

P.S. By the way, I could hear in the distance  two staff members who were coughing in the background. One was coughing somewhat roughly. None of the staff or doctors that treated us directly showed signs of coughing. Maybe one was sniffling a little. But just down the hall I could tell that it was a staff member coughing throughout the hours just around corner from us and he sounded sick to me like a painful cough. But again all those directly before did mask for us and we were masked as well.

There was nobody in the waiting room.

Of course when we get home I treat clothes as if they are infected and throw them in wash and we shower.

Also, I didn't notice any significant air purifiers in our room and I very much doubt there was some sort of ventilation system in the ceiling at least I didn't see or hear one.


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Thank you Data Report! She is great.. because of the chest pains we just had to be responsible and get it checked out and the tests at hospital indicated no heart attack or heart problems. Some of the tests indicated potential gull bladder stones which might require surgery down the road so all is well and we should be going for our masked walk this evening. We are very pleased having been responsible we ruled out serious problems and at same time took precautions to reduce the probability of getting sick from the hospital visit itself by masking.

I will add because I utilize the mask regularly in my life, I am well trained in the mask that it was easy for me to follow hygiene measures and health protocols so masking was quite easy for us when rushing and in the heat of moment getting her to hospital and protecting her at same time from serious viruses. Practice makes perfect and masking is a great skill and privilege to have in life to use in common day activities to simply be safer as well as when entering grounds where safety from viruses is jeopardized. No one wants to get sick from a hospital while they are taking tests to  make sure they are okay to prevent prospective health issues!

The mask is a great tool indeed as it simply frees me from great deal of worrying and wondering. Life is hard enough but because we are so good at masking I may have saved myself and my loved one from a needless fatal bout of pneumonia, influenza, etc. To me protecting us in a safety mask has become second nature. It's awesome brother and sisters to simply be and feel safer... now my loved one and I are free to go for a masked walk, to dance in our living room and play musical instruments and study stuff online! 

It is beautiful day for us,

Best wishes,
The Masked Man

I want to emphasize and share to readers that masking is indeed a skill. It is a skill to master. It is often not just enough to throw on a mask and have instant comfort and success  .. it might fog your glasses up, your face might itch, it might slip off your nose.(One of the nurses mask kept slipping off his nose.. totally unprofessional and ridiculous to see a nurses nostrils pointing out over his patient) ..ultimately you want to practice using your mask in private and working those kinks out privately in practice. Someone new to masking might have to face and overcome claustrophobic phobias while first masking. You might be required to lift fifty lbs. while wearing mask or helping  somebody into a wheelchair while masked or simply  be able to read a book for several hours in a mask while remaining calm.. can you do it!? I can and it becomes comfortable because of repetition and habit therefore I call it a skill.  Its a similar  skill just like martial arts that requires a certain practice and rehearsal to master so that it is effective and natural feeling. As with any habit once the habit and skills of masking is formed it becomes comfortable and feels good to do and even feels natural.

My loved one was trained to wear that mask already. We went for daily walks in the mask. She wears that N95 mask while tackling dusty projects or cleaning things that might be moldy or if she is around things that cause allergies. We have a backdoor porch full of feral cats and some plants we enjoy and she always masks when enjoying these somewhat risky yet fulfilling activities... therefore I am proud to say she was quite comfortable and it was second nature for her to mask for our little hospital trip.

Update/
Follow-Up:

We just returned form a local doctor routine yearly exam/ checkup.
Everything looks good!
We've been masking publicly since 2020, My loved one is 77 soon to be 78 years old and hasn't had a single airborne illness since 2020. 

It's not "knock on wood", nor is it by mere luck or chance that we have been this healthy.... Its because of our masks and the preventative measures we take.

A Mask point to ponder:
The mask will never brag about how many times it has saved your life.. it just saves lives and hardship unbeknownst to you or me.

There was one person today coughing painfully in the doctor's waiting room. For all I know it was covid or pneumonia. My uncle passed away from pneumonia recently. Why sugar coat it.. illnesses causes great suffering, disability and it's fair to say illness can murder. It would equally be true to say pneumonia killed my uncle and that pneumonia murdered my uncle. Because me and my loved one masked today we may have dodged an airborne illness that would have taken out my life or her life at 77 years of age or any age for that matter.

We were masked and so that also empowered and definitely gives us the right to tell the nurses we prefer they mask. I did just that. To the nurses that were to work directly with my masked love one I went up to them personally directly beforehand and said "We prefer you wear a mask for us" and so those that weren't masked  did mask for us before touching my loved one. They were masked so  therefore they didn't get in her face and simply give her anything in the asymptomatic stage insofar as airborne illness goes.

Besides wearing our masks and besides simply lowering my voice and telling a maskless nurse or two that is about to have contact with us that "we prefer you wear mask for us, if that is alright"..or We prefer you wear a mask for her/us if that is possible", I tell it to whoever approaches her and they always turn away and slip their mask on instantly.. so far they never object they always seem to get a mask on real quick..
...Every now and again Ive had to ask a few nurses or attendants  on other occasions sometimes more than once and they always end up masking when I repeat the request..sometimes Ive had to say " "we prefer you wear mask for us, if that is alright, now Thank you"..or We prefer you wear a mask for her/us Now.. thank you "" I prefer you put on a mask now" .. and so far they put one one. I always just use the words my/her/our preference with great results. They usually never try to talk their way out of wearing one and if they did I would probably just ignore it and repeat myself "we prefer you mask before letting them proceed. I wouldn't let them take blood or anything without that mask on their face. They probably sense that and they put their mask on. Regardless I never let anyone touch her or breathe on her or guide her directly without them wearing a mask simply because that's what I believe in and we are wearing our masks so they should do as we are and first and foremost because #1 only thing that counts is what we want and ask for... "we prefer them to wear masks."

I also tell whoever worked with us masked as they leave the room is to make sure the nest person is "masked for us" I just say it: "Make sure the next person coming in is masked for us"...This just reinforces the notion I appreciate the masking and also gives the masked nurse or whoever I am talking to to make sure the doctor or whoever really has their mask on.That's just an extra thing that just makes me feel better to reinforce masking... a nice reminder to other I want them masked so I don't have to tell them my preferences directly.

Because we masked we were able to stick our dirty clothes in the wash before unmasking and were able to wash our bodies and hair before touching our faces which have air holes and membranes that carry microscopic entities into our system.

For all I know, the mask saved our lives today! The mask is an unsung hero so to speak. You never know how close to death we may have come today for it weren't for our mask wearing at that doctor's office!

Anyway the mask will never get the credit it deserves because it doesn't tell you it saved you from a pesky virus or not.. it just does its job to prevent airborne illness and prevents you from breathing in microscopic entities and particles. I'm sure If a mask could talk it would tell you it saved your hide and your life when it did.

By wearing masks and not catching any airborne illness whatsoever such as a cold, the flu, covid, etc for about 6 years now, who knows how many good years we have actually added onto our lives!

A chain is only as strong as its weakest link... An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure which is why I mask,
The Masked Man

P.S.
Not only did we mask at the doctor's office, we also climbed a few flights of steps rather than taking the stuffy elevator! We masked crusaders are obviously in better shape than the unmasked ones who take elevator.

My attitude is there's a good chance our masks saved our lives today. I live believing that after all there was somebody in that waiting room painfully coughing their poor aching head off. I sleep better at night knowing my loved one and I were masked and likely didn't breathe in whatever that person was suffering with. Who knows what our mask saved us from! I'm just grateful we are maskers.. that's for sure!

Just got back from the regular MD consisting of a consultation with my loved one and MD so that she can get a referral for gall bladder surgery.

Lemme tell ya man .. one receptionist had a mask on and that was all I saw of masked people. None of the people going there for checkup or who were ill were masking.. that's for sure. To me It's nasty. It disgusts me. Defend yourselves and mask up! duh! Especially around sick people and when caring for sick people!

We were masked of course and then I just said in the most timid meek nicest voice as possible "We prefer you wear a mask.. if that's okay!?" I have a real deep voice so I toned it down so it felt like I was almost begging. The nurse agreed and stuck her mask on .... we were in a super stuffy room..

Right after the nurse took some vitals and was leaving I made another official request to have her tell the doctor to mask before he entered and she did..
...whew ...The doctor actually put a mask on even though he didn't have one on in the hallway ... I sprayed the place with 91 percent rubbing alcohol when nobody was looking ...

...I literally stood by and blocked the door ready to square up with anybody that even tried to enter our room maskless. I was literally going to stick my masked face into their maskless face and simply repeat "we prefer you mask" over and over no matter what until they obeyed.

In my perspective , as the ever faithful Masked Man who hasn't had a single airborne illness since 2020 because of masking thinks: These unmasked people at medical facilities are crazy! People just don't have any respect for viruses. Its nuts ... its a microscopic entity and you just know people spread viruses in these medical facilities ...

I'm home now everything went into wash... took mask off right before showering ... sprayed everything like shoes and every object that was there with rubbing alcohol...

This was a terrifying day to little old masked man...Its terrifying to someone like me that doesn't take chances with getting sick or making my 77 year old loved one sick. Today I faced or rather masked for my worst enemy" a place where sick maskless people gather... A medical facility! 

I guess soon she has to have surgery and that's got me nervous too because her cousin got covid during his stay at a hospital and then passed away from covid complications. So I'll tell the surgeon all about my rational fears and how I want everybody masked and I'll have to guard her and myself.

I'm not wimpy.. I'm tough.. I can bicycle 7 miles straight in a mask, I lift some weights, I can work a little on a roof (I do it masked).. Ive stared down some mean dogs in my time even had guys flashing knives at me in my life but I just weigh the odds and simply know I'm no match for microscopic entities such viruses..That's the one thing I can't beat... viruses kick my butt! When I get sick I'm beat and whipped. For me viruses always win. When I used to go unmasked and get sick I always prayed for it to be over. I hate long term suffering that getting sick brings.

I just never underestimate or belittle the true nature of insidious airborne illnesses , airborne viruses, and airborne diseases! They are so small and sticky .. you can't see 'em and they will torture you, give ya long term health problems  and kill people too. I can't stand a fever I can't stand a headache or an ear infection etc. A virus is torture incarnate!

Anyway message to readers is to stand up for your masks and  don't be afraid to tell an unmasked nurse or unmasked doctor you "prefer" they wear a mask!,
The Masked Man

P.S. We  probably are fine from today's Doctor's (we wore N95 masks during visit and kept masks on way home in car (incase of surface contamination on our clothes or from our hair was infectious) and then we threw clothes in wash and took showers but ya never know for sure because of surface contamination and you just never know if you don't happen to be carrying an electron microscope with ya.

If you are a caretaker and you love yourself and you love who you are bringing into a medical facility, you keep you masks on and stand up for yourselves and make medical professionals who come up to you mask for you! Don't be wimpy about it! That's your life brothers and sisters! Mask up!

That nurse and that doctor didn't have any masks on till I voiced my preferences and requests several times! You masked people out there make your voice heard make your preferences known, set your personal boundaries, and make those nurses and doctors mask before they get in your masked face or touch ya! Don't let 'em breathe on ya!

I hope that the surgery goes well. Good Luck!

Captain Masked Man's Log entry Round 5 or 6 of chronicles of Masked Woman's Gall Bladder Surgery process... Just my little journal entry of Masked Woman's medical treatment process and how I'm holding up from the process...

Alright!, Masked Man just got back from taking Masked Woman'o pre surgery ultra sound visit at local hospital (two days before Christmas; a time where the season of giving often comes in the form of a flu)...

I feel pretty safe from that trip For a guy like me that masks and takes precautions and  doesn't belittle what we can't see such as germs and is going for the world record of not catching a cold or any airborne illness from anywhere in 6 years straight. I simply never take for granted my relatively decent health and I never underestimate the hell, torment, damage, and even death airborne illness can cause. I am masker and a rebel or sorts and I challenge the popular belief and notion held currently by the maskless masses that airborne illnesses and airborne diseases are something I have to take chances on, tolerate, or live with.

Of course we were masked and I have a little bottle of rubbing alcohol I squirt from time to time.

I was nervous of course because its two days before Christmas and I expected to see a lot of sick people and I was anxious about getting exposed to sick people and having encounters in close quarters with ill people. It was early morning and not many people!

The receptionist was  in a very small cubicle room that admitted us actually had a mask on..I tell ya one thing the receptions had a short list of questions one of which was if Masked woman was sick or not.. that just threw me off a little.. I responded thinking it was about our masks and I replied "no we aren't sick we just don't like to take chances" I'm like no, we aren't we have masks on and I'm also thinking its a weird question to ask because how would we know if we were sick? That's for a hospital to find out!.. anyway the masked receptionist  was just asking a formality of questions I suppose for the ultra  sound technician we were about to recieve ..part if me thought "if we were sick would you tell the technician to mask up for us"?

..No real close encounters with maskless people to report.. it wasn't very busy and everybody was able to keep distance...That being said the chances we were sitting in a chair a sick person just got out of is pretty high and airborne illness stays suspended in rooms for hours if not days where sick people frequent... I worry about upholstery and chairs we perch on of course. but we don't touch our faces because we are masked and I keep our hands fairly clean and expect to throw clothes and washer when we get home in case of surface contamination from sticky invisible germs.

So the nurse or rather technition that did the  ultra sound led us to ultrasound room. My little trick of saying "We prefer you mask for us if that is possible" in the nicest tone of voice I could use did the trick and she left the room and entered wearing mask for us. It wasn't' awkward asking her to mask for us. That was a relief because the technician was masked, she wasn't breathing directly onto Masked woman. The masked technition  was in close contact with Masked Woman doing ultra sound on gall bladder area in room with masked woman on bed.

I wasn't separated from Masked Woman at anytime so I feel safe. Again I worried about the pillow she used while ultra sound was being done but again I sprayed some rubbing alcohol in my hand and rubbed her hair a little afterwards.

I was really glad I was never separated from her because I feel she was pretty safe and I made sure nurse/technician was masked and I am an excellent caregiver watching out for my loved one. I don't wanna get sick from a little hospital visit man! That's all there is to it. I don't accept illness and sickness as something I can do nothing about especially since I don't go anywhere in public anyway. I socialize online and I simply don't enjoy gatherings anyway so I am a 'stay at home' & 'work from home' kind of person. Exposing myself to airborne illness outside my home is not a way of life for me. 

So we rode home with masks on and I threw our clothes in wash before unmasking assuming if there are any germs they are in our clothes and hair and then we shower.

Maybe I sound like a fanatic because I am fanatical ..why not be fanatical about something and gung ho about something as important as me!? ya can't see microscopic airborne sticky germs  and after 6 years of no illness whatsoever of masking and taking precautions and living a relatively solitary lifestyle at home anyway all my strict masking  precautions are more than worth it considering I am only at a hospital for a couple hours tops. My attitude about staying safe in public is I might as well go for the gold and do the whole regiment of masking and precautions staying safe for that trip.

For me a guy that masks and never goes anywhere anyway, going to hospital is like walking through the valley of the shadow of death...I'm going to be exposed to germs at a hospital no doubt in my mind .so its been total stress all week in anticipation because  I'm healthy enough and  haven't gotten sick in 6 years and have spoiled myself... Yet today's hospital trip feels successful enough.  I feel good and safe enough like I pulled that off and feel pretty safe from our trip and so anyway I want readers to know they will probably have success if, while having their mask on already, they tell a health care worker:

*"We prefer you mask for us if that is alright" and likely the health care worker will!

Blessings,
Your beloved caregiver
The Masked Man

Hijack and rant away my dear comrade or perhaps I should say my good colleague Steve!
What some might term ranting and passion I deem to be a great sense-ability and intelligence .. I too am prone to ranting and even intertwine it with some imagination and figurate speech such as: May your words be heard and echo and thunder back down from the gods and clouds from above and into the tiny ears of my ignorant foes pounding their conscience until they hear your wisdom and submit and do what is right!

For you are totally justified to rant as I am still trying to figure out if the doctor who is doing the gallbladder surgery is going to mask and make those in Masked Woman's presence mask or not! I have not received a straightforward answer to this from her surgeon as of yet! The surgery itself puts my loved on in a state of immunocompromisation according to my research and its a wonder people and caregivers such as myself  aren't instructed to mask around a person that is to undergo surgery before, during and even after the surgery to ensure the success of the surgery and the surgeon's work! Don't they wanna make sure the patient doesn't catch a cold or covid and isn't sick on the operating table for the thousands of bucks they are about to make?


There is a reason they term them precautionary measures rather than just cautionary measures to prevent airborne illness and airborne disease..precautionary[ use pre meaning prior to or before one gets infected.. pre meaning to prevent. So do they believe in Precautionary measures as in do they believe in the Hippocratic oath they took namely: "if I am to care adequately for the sick. I will prevent disease whenever I can, for prevention is preferable to cure"

Seems a guy willing to cut open my woman(excuse my pet name terms of endearment ownership attitude but this is the love of my life , my best friend , my partner in life to be precise)could at least show a little more respect for the doctor's oath he took and my concerns by stating clearly his stance as to whether he plans to wear a mask or not and whether he is going to make others mask around his patient. During the last visit he masked in my presence at my request but never gave me his word on masking for the surgery .. all he did was talk about how there hasn't been a mandate for masking at the hospital! My loved one will be under anesthesia.

Anybody doctor or surgeon willing to advertise their face on YouTube should have the decency to answer a few serious medical questions online as to if they mask or not!


Meet Tim Edmisten, MD - Watauga Surgical Group
UNC Health Appalachian...

SUMMARY:
most surgeries are considered invasive and the surgeries themselves inherently put a patient at risk especially an elderly loved one therefore  compromising the immunity of the patient.  Furthermore with today's rising concern about the long term repercussions of viruses especially relatively novel viruses such as long covid, what practices are taken by Dr Edmisten and his team and the hospital  to ensure complete success and recovery of patients who receive surgery? (surgery, including gallbladder removal (cholecystectomy), temporarily suppresses a patient's immune system due to stress, inflammation, and anesthesia, making them more vulnerable to infection)

LINK:
https://www.datareport.info/miscellaneous-discussions/public-study-whether-dr-edmisten-and-hospital-staff-treat-immunocompromised-pati/

In the Hippocratic oath there is a part in it that reads: "My responsibility includes these related problems, if I am to care adequately for the sick. I will prevent disease whenever I can, for prevention is preferable to cure"...Seems I am taking the Hippocratic oath more serious than those who are doing the medical slicing and dicing of flesh and administering medicine  to those in need such as the sick lame and elderly! Can't these professionals wear a mask to simply be on the safe side when they treat at risk patients who are typically in a state of weakness seeking care? I have no idea if the doctor or surgeon got sick from another patient or from his family on Christmas vacation and is masked or not while he cuts into my loved one!

Masks save lives by helping to prevent airborne Illness and airborne disease!
The Masked Man

P.S.
I want everybody to wear a mask when she's on the operating table. She's all I got. I love her. Wondering if the surgeon and those around her are going to wear a mask is killing me man! Like I said what if the surgeon and/or staff comes home sick after their Christmas vacations and then exposes my loved one to airborne illness while working around her? I'm a wreck and rightfully scared for her life...I'm sweating bullets  brothers and sisters.  People die like that! So far healthcare workers wear masks around us in front of me but only because I am presently there in my mask and only after I directly request it while I'm there masked and only one doctor so far has even washed his hands in front of us during these several appointments. I don't think its too much to ask if there is going to be strict masking around my loved one in and around that operating table!

By the way, my loved who is about to receive surgery lost a cousin to covid who had surgery at a hospital in West Virginia.. he contracted covid infection during his hospital stay and took covid home with him and died from complications of covid. Let’s learn from that and not have a repeat performance.. let’s take more precautions not less for the next patient.

I'm so serious about this I wanna be in the same room in my mask making sure everybody is masked. I would just sit in the corner and observe I don't care what it smells like or what blood and gore is involved wouldn't even phase me. I just want everybody to be masked so I can sleep better at night knowing the patient is safer… at least let me sit by the door to ensure those who enter are masked!

What's crazy is there is nothing in place to protect the healers from getting sick therefore the sick are leading the sick. The healers themselves refuse to take extra precautions and refuse to follow their Hippocratic oath and therefore refuse to take their own medicine in the form of extra precautions such as masking... I can't protect them if they refuse to mask and take precautions. Healthcare workers aren't paying attention or following rules or scientific data that supports that masks greatly help prevent airborne illnesses and airborne diseases therefore.. they are skipping that crucial evidence and data...Healthcare people aren't  challenging themselves and they are just being quiet..
...Obviously They aren't reading or studying about how viruses really work in this amazing forum and collection of highly categorized viruses and current events about the human condition at large...obviously there's not a doctor who will even speak his own mind amongst us..not a doctor to be found in a forum about viruses that will speak up on behalf of his fellow doctors even at this forum that has a beautiful and serious archive of viruses and studies all laid out before them. .. that fact doctors aren't active in this forum alone is alarming and bizarre...Just think one can study patterns and keep up to date with viruses and ponder connections and contemplate matters in regards to viruses..its fascinating and useful! Aren't doctors and healthcare people interested in viruses ..you know tiny microscopic things that make people sick that you can only see through the wonders of a microscope which is a powerful tool that I thought doctors appreciated? What are the chances  of that!? with all the schooling and money and interests tied up in health, a doctor isn't checking out a collection and archive of viruses and virus studies?  The sick lead the sick. This is called lack of education and acknowledgment of all the science and its advances including lack of appreciating medical tools, devices and apparatuses which are an important part of safety in the medical care world..They refuse to acknowledge all modes of protection against viruses and this is a negligence and injustice not to include the importance, utility and  necessity  of the safety mask in this field and its functions and ability to protect us in the practical world  .. If there are doctors out there that voluntarily acknowledge the function and usefulness of masks then those doctors are few and far between and need to make themselves more known and present.

To me, what most physicians and healers fail to recognize it is not a multiple choice of preventions.. you shouldn't chose one treatment over another treatment and then fail to acknowledge one treatment over the other. For instance if Masks help prevent airborne illness and airborne diseases then they must be acknowledged as a prevention and suggested and used. One isn't allowed to not include treatments just because they come in the form of using an apparatus and simply suggest internal medicine for everything. It isn't enough to simply dispense drugs and not use and include tools that actually prevent illnesses... ..that's part of The Hippocratic oath.. you have to include everything that prevents the disease or illness.. you aren't allowed to fail to mention what actually works if it exists and this includes masks. The Hippocratic oath doesn't allow you to favor the treatment over the preventative measures.. The Hippocratic oath clearly states "if I am to care adequately for the sick. I will prevent disease whenever I can, for prevention is preferable to cure" Masks Prevent airborne Illness and airborne disease.. so follow the oath! ..that's the "prevention" the oath is referring to. Its referring to the mask that prevents the infection from occurring in the first place obviously! 

(what I can't believe is nurses or doctors  that don't mask even qualify for health insurance wearing a mask for a doctor or nurse is equivalent to wearing a seatbelt in a car or wearing a helmet while operating heavy construction. a doctor without a mask just doesn't make sense a doctor without a mask is like a doctor with a cigarette hanging off his lips a doctor without a mask is like a doctor without a stethoscope ..use the safety tools man.. that's what they are there for! at least put on a mask when your patients are because it makes ya look weak and dimwitted not to have one on. Doctors that don't mask look  totally amateur like they don't belong around any airborne illnesses and like they don't know anything about viruses and covid was just a joke or something..its just hard to take an unmasked doctor or unmasked nurse seriously ..its as if they aren't qualified to be present around any viruses when they are unmasked..like they are on vacation at a cocktail party or something and they are in a different decade of time..Now  doctor or nurse with a mask on inspires trust and toughness ..
Now on the contrary ..A masked doctor or masked nurse is ready and prepared for anything and I mean anything ..you don't know what is wrong with a patient when they first come in coughing and sputtering or short of breath .. so the masked ones have what it takes to jump in there no matter what or how vicious or contagious the illness is and they can diagnose illnesses and disease safely and promptly when they have their mask already on.. an unmasked doctor or nurse is going to get waylaid by some airborne illness they aren't prepared for.. and they look it too .. they just don't have what it takes in advance like a masked healthcare worker has. The masked doctors make the maskless doctors look totally unprofessional and meek and worthless in the eyes of the patient The maskless doctor looks totally inept , totally unprepared and even ill prepared kind of like a bum while the Masked doctor looks like a total pro ready to jump into the face of anything!  like I can trust that masked doctor..he's on his toes a the top of his game ready for anything ..like I know he's with it and he's playing with a full deck and he takes things seriously. The masked doctor looks more serious and is acting more serious that's all there is to it..the masked doctor looks more powerful and able because they are with their mask..its like the masked doctor has more energy for what is at stake.The masked doctor just looks and acts more professional and serious which is what I look for in a doctor. Its hard to respect a maskless doctor that isn't ready for some random person that has a cough and is sputtering in the face of the doctor.. the maskless doctor is a sitting duck.. quack quack... I respect a person that takes things seriously! A masked doctor simply leaves a maskless doctor in the dust when it comes to trust, readiness, and magnitude of seriousness....

...There are no two ways about it, the Masked Doctors and Masked Nurses look like they are ready to ROCK!


Get this: Many of these topics even including my own posts in this Data Report Info forum often have a lot more views than the YouTube channels that local Doctors host.

I'd like to say as well that I have absolutely nothing to lose by asking meaningful questions in public as to if particular doctors and nurses mask around patients that are having gall bladder surgery and I have everything to lose by not asking and could regret it for the rest of my life if I never asked.


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