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My guess is she had some important meeting coming up and she would **** it up so bad that now she got the flu.CumAllah has the WooFloo
Vice President Harris tests positive for COVID-19
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday but is not exhibiting symptoms, a spokesperson said, at a time when there has been an increase in cases among White House staffers.www.reuters.com
CumAllah has the WooFloo
Vice President Harris tests positive for COVID-19
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday but is not exhibiting symptoms, a spokesperson said, at a time when there has been an increase in cases among White House staffers.
just another disease she's acquired
I think it’s a culmination of the vaccine and wearing mask.
Who the hell knows what the Chinese manufacturers are making those masks out of and some folks will happily breathe the fibers in all day long. Will be interesting if we see commercials in 10 years stating, Did you wear x mask for years to protect yourself from a microscopic virus? Do you now have lung cancer? Be sure to contact the law firm of Dewie, Cheatum, and Howe for your settlement.
Pretty much. More like I'm going to punt your nut sack into your throat if you ******* pepper spray me over a worthless mask...lol.
The covid lockdowns created a bunch of disinfo and now that everything is getting back to normal the 15 minutes of fame is upLOL. Covid really created some kooks. How many people followed this doctor's advice, thinking you know...she was telling the truth?
NYC medic who became star tweeting about working on COVID frontline treating kids in hospital is actually a SCHOOL pediatrician with cushy 9-5 job
NYC school doc accused of lying about treating COVID-stricken kids
Dr. Risa Hoshino, who claimed to be working inside a hospital treating children COVID-19 cases, was found out to be a school pediatrician.www.dailymail.co.uk
A New York City school pediatrician with a cushy 9-5 job has been accused of lying about treating COVID-stricken children on the hospital frontline.
- Dr. Risa Hoshino has been accused of lying about working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic
- The social media physician, who claimed to be working inside a hospital treating children COVID-19 cases, was found out to be a school pediatrician
- The city-employed pediatrician reportedly worked a cushy $170,000 Monday-Friday job, which she mostly worked remotely
- She would often tweet about wearing an N95 mask for 12-hours and share heartbreaking stories of sick children on Twitter
- Meanwhile, her Instagram would show her having dinner with friends and bikini shots on the beach
- The doctor also claimed to work for Mount Sinai, despite not having any affiliation with the hospital since completing her residency in 2017
Dr. Risa Hoshino was hailed on many top physician influencer lists, and was dubbed 'a veteran of using social media to debunk scientific falsehoods' by the Scientist magazine.
But she has now been accused of lying about working 12-hour hospital shifts and taking care of children suffering from long-COVID in an investigation by Substack blogger Sarah Beth Burwick.
Hoshino tweeted about long shifts in full PPE while treating children suffering from long COVID and handing out injections.
But Burwick has called her out, saying the job Hoshino does involves no such work. She also flagged social media photos of the medic enjoying herself which didn't tally with Hoshino's claims of back-breaking shifts.
Hoshino, whose LinkedIn claims she works for Mount Sinai, was found out to be a city-employed school pediatrician who mostly worked a remote job for around $170,000 a year during the pandemic.
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She did, however, complete her residency at the hospital network in 2017, but has since worked as a school pediatrician with 9-5 hours.
Her strong 113,000 followers - which she built up in a year-and-a-half - has since crashed to 32,200 since the accusations first surfaced.
All the doctor's accounts are now locked or deleted.
Despite her substantial salary, she would beg for money on a Ko-Fi account.
Like many other physicians who found fame during the pandemic by readily answering their followers questions, flaunting prestigious degrees, and dubbing themselves 'vaccine experts,' Hoshino matched the ranks of he other #tweetiatricians, who are young, attractive, and have a knack for a catchy taglines and hashtags.
She started to building her social media on Instagram at the start of the pandemic before switching to Twitter, after the tweets began garnering attention, Burwick reported.
On Twitter, Hoshino could be found mainly detailing her exhausting existence on the frontlines.
She shared heartbreaking stories on children suffering from long-COVID side effects, such as a straight-A student having trouble concentrating or an immunocompromised kid who was reportedly doing 'poorly.'
She even went as far as alleging that 25 percent of her pediatric patients would end up with long-COVID.
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She has aidsCumAllah has the WooFloo
Vice President Harris tests positive for COVID-19
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday but is not exhibiting symptoms, a spokesperson said, at a time when there has been an increase in cases among White House staffers.
LOL. Covid really created some kooks. How many people followed this doctor's advice, thinking you know...she was telling the truth?
NYC medic who became star tweeting about working on COVID frontline treating kids in hospital is actually a SCHOOL pediatrician with cushy 9-5 job
NYC school doc accused of lying about treating COVID-stricken kids
Dr. Risa Hoshino, who claimed to be working inside a hospital treating children COVID-19 cases, was found out to be a school pediatrician.
A New York City school pediatrician with a cushy 9-5 job has been accused of lying about treating COVID-stricken children on the hospital frontline.
- Dr. Risa Hoshino has been accused of lying about working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic
- The social media physician, who claimed to be working inside a hospital treating children COVID-19 cases, was found out to be a school pediatrician
- The city-employed pediatrician reportedly worked a cushy $170,000 Monday-Friday job, which she mostly worked remotely
- She would often tweet about wearing an N95 mask for 12-hours and share heartbreaking stories of sick children on Twitter
- Meanwhile, her Instagram would show her having dinner with friends and bikini shots on the beach
- The doctor also claimed to work for Mount Sinai, despite not having any affiliation with the hospital since completing her residency in 2017
Dr. Risa Hoshino was hailed on many top physician influencer lists, and was dubbed 'a veteran of using social media to debunk scientific falsehoods' by the Scientist magazine.
But she has now been accused of lying about working 12-hour hospital shifts and taking care of children suffering from long-COVID in an investigation by Substack blogger Sarah Beth Burwick.
Hoshino tweeted about long shifts in full PPE while treating children suffering from long COVID and handing out injections.
But Burwick has called her out, saying the job Hoshino does involves no such work. She also flagged social media photos of the medic enjoying herself which didn't tally with Hoshino's claims of back-breaking shifts.
Hoshino, whose LinkedIn claims she works for Mount Sinai, was found out to be a city-employed school pediatrician who mostly worked a remote job for around $170,000 a year during the pandemic.
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She did, however, complete her residency at the hospital network in 2017, but has since worked as a school pediatrician with 9-5 hours.
Her strong 113,000 followers - which she built up in a year-and-a-half - has since crashed to 32,200 since the accusations first surfaced.
All the doctor's accounts are now locked or deleted.
Despite her substantial salary, she would beg for money on a Ko-Fi account.
Like many other physicians who found fame during the pandemic by readily answering their followers questions, flaunting prestigious degrees, and dubbing themselves 'vaccine experts,' Hoshino matched the ranks of he other #tweetiatricians, who are young, attractive, and have a knack for a catchy taglines and hashtags.
She started to building her social media on Instagram at the start of the pandemic before switching to Twitter, after the tweets began garnering attention, Burwick reported.
On Twitter, Hoshino could be found mainly detailing her exhausting existence on the frontlines.
She shared heartbreaking stories on children suffering from long-COVID side effects, such as a straight-A student having trouble concentrating or an immunocompromised kid who was reportedly doing 'poorly.'
She even went as far as alleging that 25 percent of her pediatric patients would end up with long-COVID.
(more inside the link)
The entitlement of the woke generation is going to crash hard soon..
I’ve been paying mine for 20plus years and still got a way to go. Feels bad.
