Originally Posted by
DeltaboundRedux
Is this the same NPR that ran a story recently that said a man with a heat attack died because he was denied treatment at 40+ hospitals because they were full of COVID patients? Because I can tell you right now, that never happened. It’s prima facia ridiculous.
What I saw today regarding that story is that the guy went to an urgent/emergency care…they determined he was having a heart attack…treated him to the best of their abilities..and then CALLED 43 hospitals asking if they had an ICU/CCU bed available for him…to which 42 said no. He was then transported by air to the first one that said they did have a bed for him. He spent 2-3 days there before he passed away from serious heart issues.
It’s not quite the same story as they originally portrayed…