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Andrew Jameson said.
They’re sick of people dying that don’t need to be dying,” Jameson said.
Nearly all of the people in the hospital who are dying or really sick are not vaccinated.Jameson, who specializes in Infectious Disease at Mercy Health, says COVID is mostly spreading at home.
Caring for children sick with COVID likely put them there, he says.
They can’t get them done, because if they get operated on in the hospital, there are no beds to put them in," Jameson said.
Jameson says health care workers are doing their best to fight the disinformation that landed them in this position in the first place.
That’s resulting in them avoiding getting vaccinated, avoiding getting the care they need, and resulting in delays in coming to the hospital and bad outcomes,” Jameson said.