r/SipsTea 14h ago

Wait a damn minute! Bad time for a how-to YouTube video.

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u/UnableToParallelPark 14h ago edited 1h ago

She probably knows more than the nurses and doctors too. Questions everything etc.

Edit: I'm not agreeing with the person, more pointing out how patients think they know more than medical professionals.

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u/pakapab 13h ago

The only thing more powerful than a medical degree from The University of Google is one from Google Law School.

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u/Shenstygian 13h ago

I highly doubt that.

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u/Thumbuisket 10h ago

Every patient who thinks that is more than welcome to leave against medical advice whenever they’d like . 

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u/UnableToParallelPark 1h ago

It would make healthcare providers lives much easier. People are the same with pre-hospital care too. There are very pew patients who actually are aware of their conditions.

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u/Warm_Swan_793 11h ago

I mean, it’s not bad to question things you don’t understand.

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u/UnableToParallelPark 2h ago

You're missing the point.