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So looking into it beyond a short on youtube I found this.
OHSU said it declined care because of ‘hurtful remarks,’ according to a letter the patient shared.
www.oregonlive.com
A typical "more to the story" and it explains why the woman might have had care refused.
Considering the place she was at is a center for GLBTQIA+ care and their patient statment says: "..... patient guidelines state that patients shall refrain from “using discriminatory, profane, derogatory or threatening language, imagery or behavior, and understand that these behaviors can result in limitation of visiting privileges and impact access to care at OHSU.”"
That this woman compared the trans flag to a Nazi one certainly falls under discriminatory and derogatory language.
Her outing what happened on social media has also led to people threatening the care center with bomb threats, which doesn't just affect her anymore, but anyone else there too.
Also found this as well.
A bomb threat against Oregon Health and Science University is the latest in a string of attacks and harassment against health care facilities, spurred by far-right culture war issues and COVID conspiracies.
www.opb.org
And I gotta ask if this woman has such an issue with GLBTQIA+ people, then WHY is she going to a place that is known for their gender-affirming care? Could she not get her breast cancer care somewhere else? But then this is the US, where they're NOT free to just go anywhere they want for care...
Back to the point: nah, she wasn't denied care because of her belief per say, rather because she broke with the guidelines for the patients who attend the center, and in the end, she was just a rude fucking bitch that other patients and staff should not have to deal with.
And working in that kind of environment myself, the staff were right here in what they did. And "her side" is likely not exactly the truth anyway, because my experience with such things, a lot of the times patients and families blow things out of proportion, or worse, whether it's because of stress, pain, or just because they're assholes wanting to start shit.