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Offline Lover of Truth

Eye Doctor
« on: February 04, 2022, 07:21:16 AM »
I'm sorry if this is off topic but I am trying to find help where I can get it.  We don't mask and we cannot find an eye doctor that will take us.  We have actually called down to Jacksonville Florida to see if they would take us and they would.  It would be an 11 hour drive, non-stop, a stay at a hotel, appointment the next day, stay at the hotel and an 11 hour drive back plus the stops for eating and restroom, on a single income from a peon who could lose his job at any time because he won't get the inoculation.

Does anyone know where in NW Virginia or anywhere closer to that than Florida their might be an eye doctor who will see us if we refuse to suffocate ourselves.

I'm even open to getting a lawyer to help us if we can find one.  Any advise, regarding eye doctors or lawyers would be very much appreciated. 


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Offline Last Tradhican

Re: Eye Doctor
« Reply #1 on: February 04, 2022, 08:30:01 AM »
Since the beginning of the plandemic, that's now almost 2 years, I wore a mask once to vote in a primary and I almost did not go because of the mask mandate. I wore my fishing gator mask for like 3 minutes in total. A fishing gator is a cloth tube that is just to meant to keep the sun off one's face ears, and neck. It however is a mask, so they can't say anything.

That said, I wear N95 masks all the time when I am creating dust in sanding, mowing the lawn, blowing leaves etc., and special masks when using chemicals like 2 part isocyanate paints (deadly poisonous). I take them off during breaks to clean my face. I don't understand how people can volunteeringly wear a mask all day like it was a pair of paints or a shirt, breathing in their stink breath, sweat, and mold.

All of that said, if an eye doctor wants me to wear a mask that they provide while I am under his face, I would do it, it is no different than wearing a mask to blow leaves. If the operation takes hours, change the mask a few times, you are not paying for it. Go into the doctor's office with no mask and have them provide you with what they like. No big deal.
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Offline epiphany

Re: Eye Doctor
« Reply #2 on: February 04, 2022, 10:06:44 AM »
Quote from: Last Tradhican on February 04, 2022, 08:30:01 AM
Since the beginning of the plandemic, that's now almost 2 years, I wore a mask once to vote in a primary and I almost did not go because of the mask mandate. I wore my fishing gator mask for like 3 minutes in total. A fishing gator is a cloth tube that is just to meant to keep the sun off one's face ears, and neck. It however is a mask, so they can't say anything.

That said, I wear N95 masks all the time when I am creating dust in sanding, mowing the lawn, blowing leaves etc., and special masks when using chemicals like 2 part isocyanate paints (deadly poisonous). I take them off during breaks to clean my face. I don't understand how people can volunteeringly wear a mask all day like it was a pair of paints or a shirt, breathing in their stink breath, sweat, and mold.

All of that said, if an eye doctor wants me to wear a mask that they provide while I am under his face, I would do it, it is no different than wearing a mask to blow leaves. If the operation takes hours, change the mask a few times, you are not paying for it. Go into the doctor's office with no mask and have them provide you with what they like. No big deal.
agreed.
we made some face masks out of very thin but colorful material, which hang like belly-dancer face masks, and wear it under our nose.  we can breathe easily.

i have seen others use the blue mask they give you, rip the guts of it out, leaving just the thin blue cover, tear the ear loops and tie them around their head, again hanging like a belly-dancer mask.
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Offline Ladislaus

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Re: Eye Doctor
« Reply #3 on: February 04, 2022, 10:18:28 AM »
There's nothing intrinsically immoral about wearing a mask.  If you need to put on a mask to get medical care, then just put on the mask.

Technically a business could say, "we won't serve you unless you show up wearing a bowtie".  I reject govenment mandates, but businesses are free to impose whatever restrictions they want to or else refuse service.  You know the old "no shirt, no shoes, no service."  Or a restaurant might required formal dress to eat there.  I think you're giving this too much thought.
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Offline DigitalLogos

Re: Eye Doctor
« Reply #4 on: February 04, 2022, 11:17:48 AM »
I still have to wear a mask every day at work since I'm in a hospital. And our idiot governor extended mandates for our county in public places AGAIN.
Annoying and kind of superstitious?Absolutely. Immoral? No.

It's not like they're asking to you take the jab at the door.
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