Went to the doc a month ago to renew my cholesterol meds. They asked politely about my Vax status upon intake. Was expecting the “safe and effective” lecture, but was pleasantly surprised that none occurred. Was appalled and outraged a week later however when I received a text message from the state health department informing me that I …
Went to the doc a month ago to renew my cholesterol meds. They asked politely about my Vax status upon intake. Was expecting the “safe and effective” lecture, but was pleasantly surprised that none occurred. Was appalled and outraged a week later however when I received a text message from the state health department informing me that I or somebody in my care was due for a Covid shot and that I could find more info at the .gov web link provided. So now the docs are actively in employ of the state Covid Vax enforcers and turning over names and contact info to round us up. So at least now I know that I’ve officially made the government watch list of the noncompliant.
Too late now. But at the time I let my guard down and wasn’t paranoid enough to consider that my doc was in the employ of the state to turn in the noncompliant. Now I know better. So much for the vaunted “trust your doctor” and so called patient privacy. One thing for sure though, the state does not have my best interest in mind. Trust no one going forward.
Went to the doc a month ago to renew my cholesterol meds. They asked politely about my Vax status upon intake. Was expecting the “safe and effective” lecture, but was pleasantly surprised that none occurred. Was appalled and outraged a week later however when I received a text message from the state health department informing me that I or somebody in my care was due for a Covid shot and that I could find more info at the .gov web link provided. So now the docs are actively in employ of the state Covid Vax enforcers and turning over names and contact info to round us up. So at least now I know that I’ve officially made the government watch list of the noncompliant.
Too late now. But at the time I let my guard down and wasn’t paranoid enough to consider that my doc was in the employ of the state to turn in the noncompliant. Now I know better. So much for the vaunted “trust your doctor” and so called patient privacy. One thing for sure though, the state does not have my best interest in mind. Trust no one going forward.