David- I may be speaking out of turn...but I think that Heidi meant that comment about "God must have missed something" sarcastically....that's how I took it anyway. :rose: Hi David God the creator of the universe never makes mistakes I am sorry if someone thought I was being serious I would never disrespect God :rose: I would have to agree with churchgal on this, it took me a minute or two to process that indeed Heidi was indeed being sarcastic, a very British trait aswell! Just wanted to be clear. Thanks. Hi David, I am really so sorry. I did not mean to offend anybody. This may sound strange after all the sarcastic remarks that I have been making recently on my posts, but I am against sarcasm. I am upset at so many injustices in this world right now that I am venting through sarcasm. If somebody misunderstood me or if I offended anybody, then I am very sorry. Love you all No harm, no foul! TR I looked up the physician whom I was told prescribes ivermectin. I am copying and pasting stuff from the website: "Please note: Certificates of Medical Exemption are generally not available at this clinic. Dr. Hassell is on a voluntary leave of absence from York Medical and continues in good health. He regrets not being able to help those who sought his care. He is extremely grateful to the York Medical staff and management for their support, both of himself and for those patients who have tried to reach him through the clinic. His colleagues at the clinic will be happy to care for you. I am not sure what to make of this. He is at a walk-in clinic now and it looks like if I go there, I might get someone else. What do you think about this? I think the doctors at americasfrontlinedoctors.org are able to see people on a telehealth visit to prescribe ivermectin if needed. or you can always call that office and see if that doctor is available to see? I love good sarcasm! I wish I could be more sarcastic, but I don’t care! TR
After years of practicing family medicine, I am now working only at York Medical, a multi-physician walk-in setting. It is generally open every day from 9 AM until 6 PM. When I am not on duty, one of my colleagues will be pleased to care for you. In the evening, please make sure to arrive before 5:30 PM in order to secure a place. Once you register, you will generally be given the option to leave, and some idea of a safe time to return when your place in the queue will be saved."
