Hospital Refuses to Treat UnVaccinated Epileptic

The University of Missouri basically runs the entire city, as they are the biggest source of revenue [by far]. The whole city has been cosplaying COVID for the past three and a half years. Masks required pretty much everywhere. Those who refuse are ostracized.

When you enter the hospital or any of its adjoining medical facilities, you have to pass through a group of psychos that forcefully take your temperature and slap a mask on you before they will allow you to enter. Once inside at registration, they look up your vaccination status and separate the vaccinated from the unvaccinated [which I was actually fine with, because the vaxxed are more likely to spread/shed the virus than the unvaxxed].

But once you get out of the waiting room and into the actual ER, if you are unvaccinated, they treat you like a leper and a second class citizen. They first try to convince you to get vaccinated. They throw all of the bullshit at you they they can. If you refuse the shot, then they refuse to help you. They won’t give you anything that will actually help with your ailment [Hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, etc.], not even anything to abate the symptoms [Benzodiazepines, etc.]. They will give you a $300 saline IV and some $80 Ibuprofin. The nurses even ignore your requests for water, etc.

In turn, if you bend the knee and take the death jab, the world is your oyster. They ply you with Benzodiazepines for muscle relaxation, Fentanyl for pain, expedited service, friendly care from the staff.

They put it in my records that I left AMA [Against Medical Advice] for refusing the vaccine. I have epilepsy and have been a patient of the University Of Missouri Neurology Department for over a decade. Every since the COVID bullshit started, it has been horrible. When I would have a bad seizure and would have to go to the ER, they used to actually take care of me. They’d give me IV meds that would snap me out of it. But when COVID started and I refused the vaccine, every trip to the ER for my epilepsy has gone the EXACT same way:

“So, Mr. MF, what do the ER doctors usually do to help you when you come in for your seizures?”

This is a retarded question to begin with, as they have over a decade’s worth of my medical records at their fingertips. I’m also usually unable to speak at this point, and have to have a family member act on my behalf, saying:

“They usually give him an IV dose of his epilepsy meds, a muscle relaxer to stop the seizures and something for the pain.”

Then they start their bullshit:

“Oh, so you just came here for narcotics?”