B&B Happy Goats....journal

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From my understanding it's because too many people go to the ER for things they really should be going to an urgent care type facility for. Not that they're not "real sick", but that what they're dealing with isn't truly an "emergency"; life, death, permanent damage, critical type situation... Like folks taking up room space at a ER trauma center for a head cold... :duc:hide Course as recently as 20 years ago, urgent care facilities didn't even exist... There was your regular family doctor and the ER... I don't go to a doctor or ER/hospital until I have absolutely no choice.
 

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I hope they gave you high powered antibiotics, knock that infection out. DD2 has had numerous ear infections, usually didn't even notice or complain when she was little. Ended up with burst ear drums one morning. Ear tubes, repair for the holes they put in her ear drums when they didn't close up properly. Then just two years ago had a repeat of both inner and outer ear infections in both ears at college. Ended up with a cyst in one ear and so much scarring in the other she could barely hear out of it. Operation for the cyst Nov of 2017 and to remove the scar tissue last June. Sure hope you don't get that bad!
 

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Sooo glad it wasn't as serious as it was sounding!!....and being a 2x heart attack survivor....I would much rather err on the side of caution than for ya to wait and the problem be compounded....now ya Know what it is and the what ifs can be laid aside as ya deal with the issue at hand.....sure hope it all goes well for ya without any ill affects to the ear drum or other parts of the ear structure.......:hugs
 
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