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In reply to the discussion: Sepsis is 'very treatable.' For inmates, it's often a death sentence. [View all]

Mosby

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1. People don't care about prisoners and detainees.
Reply to Jilly_in_VA (Original post)
Fri Dec 5, 2025, 10:48 AM
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That's especially true for the people who work in the system.

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Sepsis is 'very treatable.' For inmates, it's often a death sentence. [View all] Jilly_in_VA Friday OP
People don't care about prisoners and detainees. Mosby Friday #1
I get the point w inmates lack of care. But I need to emphasize, "very treatable" does NOT equate to "very survivable" hlthe2b Friday #2
Of course it's serious and deadly Jilly_in_VA Friday #3
It's not easy for staff because they deal with a population that are low trust and likely prey on others Melon Friday #4
That doesn't excuse the attitudes Jilly_in_VA Friday #5
The article was about Sepsis. People in the regular world are misdiagnosed regularly with Sepsis or it's discovered to Melon Friday #6
Yes it CAN be gotten in control Jilly_in_VA Friday #7
You don't need to tell me. I have actually conducted a very large and deadly outbreak investigation hlthe2b Friday #8
The sad part of Ricky's story Jilly_in_VA 17 hrs ago #9
My best friend from college died from Sepis due to an infected kidney stone Bookreadingliberal53 17 hrs ago #10
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