>>9051937 (lb)

We have the same thing happening here. I think the attention whores are running rampant. I'm not saying they are not busy but I think alot of them ran scared causing a staff shortage making them busier at work, not because of an influx of patients. My daughter went to the hospital with some stomach problems and have to give a stool sample which she dropped off later when it was quiet. The lab guy took the sample with no gloves, mask or any PPE and even gave her his pen to write her name on the sample, took it back and put it in his pocket. He was not concerned about his own health in the least and he's the guy testing for this stuff.

>>9052106

That was my post. You do make a good point but this is where the lines get blurred for me. I'm looking at social media here in Canada and the reaction to the new gun laws. Most people have no idea what they are supporting other than GUNS BAD. They refuse to look at facts, data and the reality of existing gun laws. These people seem to be the majority here and I really wished they were more informed because they are the ones who will perpetuate the problem through their vote.

>>9052079

I wrote yesterday about my near death experiences and my actually dying, three times. what bothers me is I am afraid time will run out before I get to see/do the things I still want to.That includes this movement. I get impatient sometimes because I really want to see the outcome but know that life has to be lived heartbeat to heartbeat, you never know when this "timeline", for lack of a better term, will come to an end. Curious to hear replies.

>>9052407

"Always had that gut instinct when to get out of a bad space or avoid an evil person…"

Yeah I agree 100%, the hard part is that being a chronic thinker, the line sometimes gets blurred between a gut instinct and being concerned with a momentary thought. I have no doubt someone/something has watched over me, who or what that may be I have no idea and sometimes it can be a bit creepy.