There has been a problem of people forging negative test results, and since this is a bit more than a doctors note for the sniffles, its kind of important that the results can be trusted, since its a matter of public health. So no, I don't think in this case the letter would look this wishy washy.
I should have been more general: no doctor's office would list email as a preferred method of contact, ever, for anyone, unless they had some sort of long-term outage. No office, especially an urgent care, has enough staff to man an email and provide responses anywhere near that what they'd get with phone calls. That letter was obviously written by a person who thinks medical provider offices work like generic business offices, where most communication is not urgent in any way and response time is not vital. Amber is an idiot.
To piggyback off of this- the "last call" for appointments seems to be before 7:30pm as the Lexington Urgent Care hours are 9am - 9pm daily. The rapid test also sees results in about 15 minutes. Amber's paper was printed out at what appears to be 8:5X ??, only minutes before the office closes. Not that she should be given the benefit of the doubt, but even if she was shit still doesn't add up.
At the very least I would expect test results to say what type of test was administered.
Are COVID letters a thing on that side of the pond? In my country you get a text for a negative and a call for a positive, snail mailing important shit couple days before christmas is insane.
Rules may be different in Kentucky, but in the locale of the goblin I wrangle, one has to request a letter to shit to the school system and justify booting the little snotty brat out of the house and back into the classroom.
She didn't get tested for it because she just looked up the symptoms she had on Google
Absolutely, and I'm pretty certain any official medical correspondence would refer to it as 'SARS-COV-2', not 'Covid-19'...could have only looked a wee bit more suspect had it said 'coronavirus', lol
What can you expect from Amber? Do not forget that last year was the fake urologist's office phone call. This year, it is the fake Covid test result.
Amberlynn quitting vlogmas truly signifies the solstice and the start of the dark days of winter.
Which also brings up the next clickbait, why did she go to urgent care and the ER? She said she was better, and she was being smug saying she wasn't going to waste healthcare resources by going to get checked. So why did she? We will find out in our next episode of Hoarderlynn.
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