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  • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

    Woman gets hantavirus, told by doctors it's probably anxiety

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    @skinnylatte That's just awfully stupid, wtf...

    Also why the crap are we sending these people all across the globe instead of having them quarantine for a bit ashore in a controlled environment?

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    • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

      Woman gets hantavirus, told by doctors it's probably anxiety

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      @skinnylatte
      A couple of years ago that would have been a really heartbreaking/funny post from The Vertlantic 😭

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      • crankylinuxuser@infosec.exchangeC crankylinuxuser@infosec.exchange

        @skinnylatte

        Oh so theyve progressed from histeria to anxiety?

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        @crankylinuxuser
        @skinnylatte
        I don't know exactly how long ago they transitioned, but it was before my childhood and I'm 43.

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        • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

          Woman gets hantavirus, told by doctors it's probably anxiety

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          @skinnylatte I feel like it should be pretty easy to get a formal anxiety diagnosis in general, right?

          RIGHT?!?

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          • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

            Woman gets hantavirus, told by doctors it's probably anxiety

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            @skinnylatte

            "She's hysterical." - Initial diagnosis from every male doctor for everything involving a woman.
            Of course, having their docs calling anything they can 'anxiety' absolves the cruise line of culpability.

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            • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

              Woman gets hantavirus, told by doctors it's probably anxiety

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              @skinnylatte we could have nice things were it not for sexism. imagine being a doctor so bad at listening to women that you almost make an already-bad deadly disease outbreak worse

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              • staticr@guild.pmdcollab.orgS staticr@guild.pmdcollab.org

                @skinnylatte I keep getting extremely baffled by the complete unwillingness of doctors to do the most simple and basic thing of taking a patient seriously.

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                @StaticR
                I have this hypothesis that most people, but especially doctors, strive to do the least most in any given situation. As in, doing just enough, such as dismissing hantavirus as anxiety, to absolve themselves of having to do any real work like sending the patient for diagnostic tests that require follow-up.

                They saw and diagnosed the patient. Although the diagnosis was incorrect and based upon little more than their personal opinion, they technically did their job.

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                • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

                  Woman gets hantavirus, told by doctors it's probably anxiety

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                  @skinnylatte

                  In other news, water is wet.

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                  • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

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                    @skinnylatte

                    Im of the opinion that even if I thought it was just anxiety, treating the woman exposed to hantavirus as if she has hantavirus will: 1. Not hurt her 2. Ensure that the public health is maintained 3. Save her life if I'm wrong.

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                    • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

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                      @skinnylatte Women can't even be taken seriously in an outbreak.

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                      • zenheathen@beige.partyZ zenheathen@beige.party

                        @skinnylatte Oh, shit. I read that headline and chuckled at what the Onion came up with today. Then I saw that it wasn't the Onion.

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                        Same here!
                        We've entered the satire singularity, or something like that.

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                        • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

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                          @skinnylatte They also probably told her to lose some weight.

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                          • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

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                            @skinnylatte Close enough. Welcome back, 1400s.

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                            • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

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                              @skinnylatte WAIT I THOUGHT YOU WERE JUST BEING FUNNY

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                              • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

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                                @skinnylatte Cause and effect are often reversed and particularly if blame can be put on a behavior (e.g., anxiety) that can be judged as personal weakness. Sarcasm: Oh look, she’s anxious—weak, rather than resilient. We reverse cause and effect, blaming others for their illness symptoms rather than striving to understand causes. She apparently had good reason to feel anxious: active disease.

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                                • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

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                                  @skinnylatte

                                  Pull the doctor's licence.

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                                  • staticr@guild.pmdcollab.orgS staticr@guild.pmdcollab.org

                                    @skinnylatte I keep getting extremely baffled by the complete unwillingness of doctors to do the most simple and basic thing of taking a patient seriously.

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                                    @StaticR @skinnylatte According to the article in the Guardian, the patient HERSELF said "what she was having at that moment was kind of like stress or anxiety or nervousness...." So, if you want to take her seriously -- you might still wind up saying it was anxiety.

                                    Does having anxiety at the top of the possibility list mean that you should say it CAN'T be hantavirus? No. Take good medical care of her. But dammit "Snakes on a Plane" was so much easier than "Virus on a Cruise Ship".

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                                    • skinnylatte@hachyderm.ioS skinnylatte@hachyderm.io

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                                      @skinnylatte maybe drinking raw milk will help?

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                                      • kimlockhartga@beige.partyK kimlockhartga@beige.party

                                        @skinnylatte Women can't even be taken seriously in an outbreak.

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                                        @kimlockhartga @skinnylatte YEAHHHH, I cracked up into neither quite laughing nor crying seeing the top post because it’s the complete, unmitigated, ad-absurdum proof that no matter the circumstances, a woman’s account of her own experiences MUST be assumed to be inaccurate.

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                                        • stephanie@ottawa.placeS stephanie@ottawa.place

                                          @skinnylatte ah yes of course. I hope she wasn't also overweight, cause that's when they just send you home without even listening to you

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                                          @stephanie @skinnylatte If you aren’t, they insist you “look too healthy” to be sick or injured. There’s no winning condition if they first diagnose you with female, just one angle comes with moralizing false concern and the other with patronizing “praise.”

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