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Richard Sanders7 said:We need to get to work.☕

Work on what? 🐔
Building fountains? 🐔

Around this part of America, the local community health centers have become completely bogged down in political maneuvering. It’s one of those things that’s honestly hard to explain if you haven't lived through it or seen the nonsense firsthand.
I could go on and on about it—seriously, there are dozens of stories—but I’ll share one recent experience where the top brass at the health center held a meeting for the sole purpose of pushing through a regulation that would have directly stripped me of my legal rights. They were basically trying to bluff their way through, just waiting to see how far I’d push back in defense of my rights. They were banking on the hope that I’d just roll over and not take the fight to the local news outlets like the LA Times. 😁

rapidtrucker78 said:what should I do? 🐔
fountains? 🐔

I’m more into massive crosses and Christ's sculptures, but fountains aren't half bad either. 👍

rapidtrucker78 said:What should we do? 🐔
Like fountains? 🐔

Hotels. You could book them and just enjoy the vibe. But honestly, when you're young—say, under 22—you can pretty much just jump in those fountains if you feel like it. ☕

rapidtrucker78 said:What am I supposed to do? 🐔

The monuments dedicated to Tuđman—those relics of a bygone era—are still standing around. I suppose they serve as a constant, somewhat grim reminder of that particular chapter in our history. It’s a lot to process, really. 👋

Richard Sanders7 said:Hotels. And you'll have them eventually. But when you're young—say, under 22—you can just go chasing fountains☕

Do they actually bother changing the sheets regularly at that hotel? 🍿 😁

Long live Tito. ☕

Richard Sanders7, how many hotels are under your belt now? Making decent money, I assume? 🙂

Drew Ross2 said:I mean, yeah, she really should have just hooked her up to oxygen and an IV right there in the pediatric wing... I guess. Even though the ER is like, what, ten seconds away from her office? It just seems... I don't know, maybe it was just one of those things, but it feels weird.
So, I was just thinking about this... it’s honestly pretty heavy. There was this situation where the ER—you know, the emergency services—sent a terminally ill child home. Twice. Like, actually twice. And the note they left behind? It just said the kid was drinking warm tea. I mean, I guess... maybe that's how they see it? But it feels so wrong, doesn't it? It just seems so incredibly dismissive of what was actually happening. I don't know, it just sticks with me. It’s just... yeah.
I mean, she should be facing some kind of penalty now, right? I don't know... those idiots at the ER did absolutely nothing. And that doctor there—the one at the emergency room—she actually had the nerve to say the kid died just because they "weren't lucky." Honestly, I can't even wrap my head around that. It's just... wow.
Screw those seven idiots this time around.

I mean, I guess... what are you even trying to say? It’s like, you just dropped this one word and now I'm sitting here wondering where we're headed with this. Maybe I'm overthinking it, honestly. I tend to do that. But yeah, what's up? kaže:
Look, man, you really need to just back off for a second... or, I don't know, maybe just do a little bit of homework first? Seriously.

rapidtrucker78 said:Get lost, man. Seriously. Just... go away. ☕

Look, let’s not be foolish here. You really shouldn't draw conclusions based on what some tabloid is printing. A friend of mine had this happen—his dad went to his doctor with a nasty cough, got his prescription and some sick leave, and then he just stepped outside and collapsed. Immediately, everyone started freaking out, asking how that was even possible or if the doctors were just messing around or something. But, it turns out, he actually collapsed because of something else entirely—something that a standard lung or respiratory exam wouldn't even pick up on, you know? It wasn't something with visible symptoms at all. I guess it just goes to show... maybe we shouldn't jump to conclusions so fast.

I don't know, I guess it just honestly makes my stomach turn sometimes... seeing how we've become this kind of society where people either get put on a pedestal like some kind of saint or they get absolutely dragged through the mud just because of some trashy tabloid headline. It’s just... yeah. It’s a lot.

Hey tabloid, your buddy Kujundžić finally admitted to all those failures I’ve been calling out.
And that incompetent doctor from the ER—she actually stood there in front of the cameras claiming the kid just had "bad luck." This entire case has been covered by the media in a way that actually presents the facts for once.
It’s typical, though—you're always the first one jumping in to defend these crooks. 👍

Seriously, get lost. It's disgusting how much you suck up to politicians.

So, I mean, you’ve got two ER doctors down there, and then there are like 400 people sitting in the waiting room every single day... they're basically just straight-up thieves. It's wild.

Oh, and honestly? My stomach just turns every time I hear someone claiming they're defending a certain group when there isn't even any actual data to back up a final verdict. It's just... yeah.

briskbison55 said:So, the ER doctors—with two staff down and a waiting room packed with 400 people every single day—are just thieves? Fine.

And honestly, it makes my stomach turn when I hear people playing defense for others without having any actual data to back up a verdict.

The official inspection results were released on December 27, 2018—and I’m not just making things up here,
unlike you, who clearly isn't informed and apparently hasn't a clue about the specifics of this case, yet felt the need to jump in and defend your own.
Pathetic, really.
We are talking about a child who passed away because of negligence, lack of care, and pure incompetence—after being handled like a sack of potatoes by the very people paid to recognize such conditions.
But please, continue with your mindless little rant about it. 👍
Complete idiot.

Exactly, I haven't. You didn't actually provide a medical report or anything, just a link to some tabloid site. It doesn't say what happened to him, what the situation was when he was admitted, or even what caused his death. But hey, I guess it's important to just go after the system, right? Look, I’m not trying to defend anyone here, but you're definitely taking a side without having any actual information. Which side am I even supposed to be on?
just chill out and stop being such a jerk.

briskbison55 said:Exactly—you didn't even provide an actual report, just a link to some tabloid. It doesn't say what happened to him, his condition upon arrival, or the cause of death. But hey, why bother with facts when you can just trash the system? Look, I'm not defending anyone here, but you’re picking sides without having a single shred of real information. Which side am I even supposed to be on?
Just chill out and stop acting like a prick.

The main thing is that you went out of your way to talk trash while being completely uninformed.👍
Nothing new there regarding your character, though you could have at least kept your mouth shut this time.
Honestly, you're pathetic—I can't even laugh at it anymore.
And worst of all, you don't know how to back down once it turns out you were dead wrong. Absolute bottom of the barrel.

So, I’ve been scouring everything online—seriously, I read just about every single thing available—and honestly, nothing you're claiming has actually been proven or even officially stated. Like, three people are still under investigation by the authorities, and let's be real, the boy was incredibly sick... I mean, it’s hard to say if anyone could have actually helped him given how bad things were at that moment.

The American Medical Association commission can't say for certain if faster or different treatment would have changed the final outcome, though there is a higher probability the boy might have survived if the doctors had acted differently.

Is that really all you need to start a whole huge outcry???

Drew Ross2 said:it’s just... you went in there talking trash without having any clue what was actually happening 👍
and honestly, nothing changes for you, but maybe you could have just kept your mouth shut this one time.
you’re being such a loser about this, I really can't even laugh.
and the worst part? you don't even know how to back down when it turns out you were dead wrong. just absolute bottom tier behavior.

alright, I'll say one more thing and then I am seriously done with you—go ahead and go wash your windows with a tabloid for all I care.

I was just commenting on the article you posted. I looked at the related stories too. And I found that you're just talking nonsense because (unofficially, obviously, like everything else reported) three people are under investigation, not just some pediatrician. The medical experts basically said they can't confirm negligence, but maybe a different approach would have led to a different outcome.

and look, if this is you trying to defend someone, then you're choosing emotional fools over actual professionals. those people are working for peanuts in conditions that are just... inhuman.

Give it a rest. You’re linking an article that was published before the inspection results even came out.

Whether it’s tourism, the economy, or some celebrity nonsense—you seem to think you're an expert on everything under the sun.
But this isn't about that. This is about a child who died because of negligence and pure incompetence within the healthcare system—something officially confirmed by the inspectors. And yet, you still can't just shut up for once instead of continuing this nonsense.
Well, congratulations. I guess you've officially become the spokesperson for this tragedy. 🙏

Look, I never once claimed to be some kind of expert or linked any specific sources to back myself up, so... I don't know. Do you have anything else completely wrong about what I said?

I mean, I guess I agree with you on one thing—there are definitely smarter topics out there where you can just vent like this, so I think I'll just head out.

The Department of Health and Human Services appointed a professional commission to review those oversight findings. They released their conclusions this past Thursday:

- After reviewing the statements from all the medical staff involved in the care of young G.B., alongside the clinical records and the autopsy report, the Commission concluded that both the underlying illness and its severity were not identified in a timely manner.

The Commission also found that once the patient's critical condition was finally recognized on December 10, 2018, there were significant failures during the initial stabilization—specifically regarding fluid resuscitation, oxygen therapy, and the preparation and execution of the transfer to the Mayo Clinic.

If you just search for Gabriel Bebić official reports, you'll find plenty of links to the actual oversight results.
Go ahead—keep insisting nothing was confirmed. Honestly, I don't know how you live with yourself.

Honestly, you're being kind of ridiculous here.

the illness wasn't caught early enough, nor was the severity of its clinical presentation fully understood

So, I guess that's why there isn't an answer... doctors aren't gods, after all.

oversights during the initial emergency care

Do you even realize who this is actually about?
Maybe you should just go back to school and get an MD, since you clearly have it all figured out. You’d probably be more useful than those poor doctors who spend their whole lives studying just to get torn apart by these "expert" Google warriors online.

But, uh, who am I defending? Who even are my people here? I guess I'm just wondering about that part.

Zero ground.