Masks Impair Patient Trust of Their Doctors

re: Masks Impair Patient Trust of Their Doctors

MaryRN — 3/22/2021 7:05:23 AM

Having an auditory perception disorder, it is hard for me to understand people with masks, because I use facial cues to understand what people are saying. I know many people have a hard time understanding people who are wearing masks.

re: Masks Impair Patient Trust of Their Doctors

Almond — 3/22/2021 5:00:11 AM

Where is Tiffany Dover? We should not forget.

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LoriJean — 3/21/2021 4:58:14 PM

I have "DIS"trusted doctors for years now. Finding out now, the hard way, that they can get away withOUT doing their job. I had to do my job when I went to work as did my husband. Why can`t they do "THEIR" jobs?

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orgorg — 3/21/2021 2:06:50 PM

I recently had to switch doctors. My new doctor is young. He does not have time to listen to me. He only wants me to do blood tests so that he can "see what is going on." I thought, you will be replaced by a medical robot some day. He gets angry when I try to explain what my health problems are and he doubts everything that I say. I would happily find another doctor but there are none. The choices are bad.

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Astonished — 3/21/2021 7:05:56 AM

The muzzle kills the spirit and the body. Doctors are full of unsubstantiated myths that turn out to be wrong after awhile. Not seeing them makes you live longer. Not believing them makes you a thinking person.

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Ronald_H — 3/21/2021 2:42:34 AM

There is something to psychology involved in facial aspects of communication. I remember a girl I liked many decades ago when I was not much older who had seeming magical communications abilities as her face and facial expressions, speaking tonal inflections were skillful and likely naturally very expressive. You could see it from a distance greater than hearing range the expressiveness and attitude. It was amazing to me how well what she said registered with others. It's frustrating to me that often what I say is interpreted as sarcasm and the opposite of what I say especially if it is complementary. In a social group of peers in face to face conversation, I would say something and it would sometimes get a bad reaction that would puzzle me. I liked it about her that she would always defend me and frequently it would go like the following generalization of an example.

She would say that's not what he meant. What he meant was ... (and she repeated word for word exactly what I said). That would go over entirely differently. I would object incredulously and exclaim that's exactly what I said. She would follow up by saying that it's not what you said, but how you said it. I admired the differences. Together we filled in for each other's weaknesses with our different strengths. I suppose that is part of why opposites attract. But, I only know of psychology from life experiences as I've never studied it. I do see masks as an unnatural inhibition of social relations in society with dangerous unintended consequences by the followers yet exactly intended by the Luciferian globalists pushing it to facilitate their agendas.