The morning I woke up in severe pain from kidney stones, I knew it would be a tough day.
The experience at George Washington University Hospital’s emergency room highlighted how some physicians prioritize ideology over patient care.
Despite signs of infection and kidney issues, the medical staff failed to take basic precautions, such as administering antibiotics and ordering necessary tests.
The focus on pronouns and political activism seemed to overshadow the primary goal of providing quality healthcare.
The lack of response from the hospital’s press office regarding my concerns further highlighted the disconnect between patient care and unnecessary costs.
Physicians should prioritize listening to patients and providing appropriate care, rather than engaging in virtue signaling.
Injecting ideology into medicine only serves to politicize healthcare, rather than focusing on the well-being of patients.
It’s important for healthcare professionals to understand that true social justice lies in simply doing their jobs effectively.
