1/5 Roland H. 2 years ago on Google
DYING
HERE
IS
PROBABLY
NOT
THE
WAY
YOU
WANT
TO
DIE.
You
might
be
tempted
to
come
here
just
because
it
is
next
to
the
university,
particularly
if
you
are
sick
and
don't
feel
like
traveling
too
far.
Please
love
yourself
and
go
to
any
other
clinic.
People
are
nice,
but
that
is
not
all
what
matters,
unless
you
are
not
sick.
Reviewers
seem
to
be
happy
about
PCR
tests
done
here
before
traveling.
They
are
probably
not
sick.
If
you
are
sick,
any
5
minutes
feel
like
an
hour
in
hell,
and
you
expect
some
minimal
care.
I
called
them
before
going
there
to
know
if
a
particular
doctor
was
in
duty.
Spent
half
an
hour
on
the
phone
with
a
recording
that
forces
you
to
press
0
every
two
minutes
or
so,
why
is
this
thing
not
illegal?
When
they
finally
picked
up,
a
staff
person
went
to
"see
if
the
doctor
is
here"
and
hung
up
on
me.
Waiting
time
was
30
minutes
in
a
small
waiting
room
full
of
other
sick
people
and
30
minutes
alone
in
a
room,
and
this
happens
anytime
between
12
pm
-
5
pm.
You
might
come
out
more
sick
than
when
you
entered
even
with
distancing.
Waiting
time
will
go
up
once
university
reopens.
I
diagnosed
myself.
I
told
the
doctor
I
have
had
some
X
disease
years
ago
(and
completely
healed),
so
he
prescribed
antibiotics
based
on
that
and
left.
The
whole
consultation
lasted
30
seconds.
Insightless
and
a
waste
of
time.
I
ended
up
going
to
another
clinic,
where
they
actually
ran
some
tests
on
me
and
made
an
educated
diagnose.