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Originally Posted by GGG
One of the problems AHS faces is that people dont react linerly to fear. Early in the flu season people believe the risk is zero. Now they have createc a little bit too much panic. But how can they walk that fine line between the average flu year and a slightly higher risk year.
You cant have the AHS stockpile staff and vaccine in case the year becomes a pandemic. I dont think this year AHS did anything wrong. Apply less pressure and no one gets vaccinated more than normal. Its up to people to start taking care of themselves before these types of panics occur.
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Agreed, human nature for sure. Pretty typical and shouldn't be surprising. Just wish those that did decide to do it now said something to the effect of, 'I waited too long, I guess it's my fault' instead of, 'I really think the government should have handled this better'.
Not talking about anyone here, just some bozos I saw on the news. In fairness though, there were a few that I saw on the news that did admit their fault in the situation.