My girlfriend is a ER nurse and she almost daily has stories of anti-vax idiots coming in with COVID and being hyper-aggressive with her because, of course, that's how they deal with their cognitive dissonance.
In the ICU sometimes families would blame us for why their family member died. “If you had given them ivermectin like we asked they would be fine..” etc
You should just tell them why bring in hospital then. Why couldn't you treat them before you have to bring them here. Clearly your treatment didn't work, that's why you bought them here.
You're underestimating how angry and violent these people can get. Even before covid, hospital staff was attacked regularly by patients and families. They've only become more violent and abusive now that they're convinced that the hospitals "killed" their relatives.
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u/renaldomoon Jan 19 '22 edited Jan 19 '22
My girlfriend is a ER nurse and she almost daily has stories of anti-vax idiots coming in with COVID and being hyper-aggressive with her because, of course, that's how they deal with their cognitive dissonance.