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In response to "See this I can see happening. People turn really quick with this thing. I still say there are other reasons than A SINGLE REASON VENTILATOR, that he -- (edited)" by Bacon

you can't drive a ventilator to someone's house. It doesn't work that way. -- (edited)

Posted by loosilu (aka loosilu2) Apr 5 '20, 13:59

Regular support? Sure, send it to 10 Downing. It's an old house. Probably can't support a ventilator. There is no other reason he would have to be admitted.

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Possible that hospitals just can't spare the staff to send to one patient at this time? I realize it's the prime minister but these are unique times. -- nm - pmb Apr 5, 14:11 1
- He's not "one patient." he's the PM. -- nm - loosilu Apr 5, 14:35
You are going down the other path from what I am talking about. There are many pieces of medical equipment you can't drive down the road. Hence why - Bacon Apr 5, 14:02 5
- If it were just for a scan, they would whisk him in and out. No test would require him to be admitted. I respect your POV. -- nm - loosilu Apr 5, 14:05 4
  - I respect yours as well. I get very worried about absolutes when we are just speculating. Even if we have knowledge of what should be happening - Bacon Apr 5, 14:07 3
    - It takes something EXTREMELY serious for any government to announce the leader has been admitted to the hospital. -- nm - loosilu Apr 5, 14:11 2
      - The official announcement is that it was not for any thing urgent but that his symptoms are persistent -- nm - zork Apr 5, 14:15 1
        
        Of course they said that. -- nm - loosilu Apr 5, 14:36

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