I hate to step in this mess, but I have to. I was there, not at the said hospital, but in NOLA. If you think you have a good grasp on what happened
before, during, and after the storm, think again. If you think the media portayed what was happening, and had already happened accurately, your wrong.
Sorry, but armchair quarterbacks won't be able to call this one, and thats a fact. I could type for days on the storm subject, but I'll try to stay
on track. This is usually not a subject(Katrina)that I talk about with people who were'nt there, so just this once. I'll be brief. Don't think for
one second that these doctors and nurses wanted to do what they did. The magnitude of the situation is hard to put into words, even for those of us
who did live it. I truly believe that these people did the most humane thing given the circumstances. Checking with the family simply wasn't an
option. Dont lose sight of the fact that these were proffessionals, they saved lives everyday in their careers, they were not a rouge group of rabid
doctors killing people. I'm not trying to bash anyone by saying "you just dont understand" but something like this has never happened on US soil.
At times I think this is how London must have been during WW2. It was surreal, to put it mildly. Total breakdown of society, TOTAL. This is just one
story, believe me, there are countless. Like I said, I could go on for days. If it had been one of my loved ones, I would have wanted the doctor to do
what they did, the alternative is worse.
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