One of the company's reporters published a stunning piece from the perspective of an unnamed 21-year-old Chinese student living in Wuhan. Addressed only as "Tiger Ye" (for fear that being identified would lead to government scrutiny), the young man shared the story of his journey from when he first noticed he had symptoms and tried to seek help at a local hospital, from his frustrations with Wuhan's seriously overburdened health-care system and feeling like he was "knocking on hell's door."
Ye credits his survival with the fact that his father is a health-care worker, and that he was able to get some medication early on before hospitals were totally overwhelmed.
"I was scared," he said. "Countless cases were piling up on the desks, and every single doctor was wearing protective clothes, something I’d never seen before."More
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Liddle Mike scoops the china story... nothing to see here.
It does give you food for thought (an old saying) but true. It can happen in the United States especially if you have Free Medicare for All. The Government would decide who would be treated first. You can bet the likes of Bernie, AoC will be treated first
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