I know Sheila. I pray we are close. I am worried about losing family members, too. Worse is for any of us to ever have to go to an ER for any reason.

My adopted Sister contacted one medbed clinic to try work there, and she was told they're not hiring, because the Military is handling all aspects.
We know Children rescued out of DUMBs needed them.
Also our Wounded Warriors so they could get back in the fight.
Now I think we are beyond that.
I heard recent reports that Kids were being quietly taken out of Children's Hospitals and cured in Medbeds. I'm all for that too.

I think the biggest issue for the Public Rollout is SAFETY for the operators and patients, which is why they are likely on Military Bases.

I also think timing has to be just right, because Medbeds will also shock the economy... goodbye hospitals, doctors, nurses, Big Pharma medicine, the Stock Market and health insurance industry - so many corporations will fail.

So many factors...
and timing is everything.

I had no choice yesterday, but to go to the ER, because I couldn't breathe. I am told I need my 22nd surgery to fix 2 hernia's that like to box with the lower lobes of my lungs, through my diaphragm.
But, for the good news. My lungs were clear as a bell, but I was starving for air. It may be that my asthma diagnosis was incorrect, and I have had at least one of these hernia's for 30+ years.
Apparently the hiatal hernia inhibits the movement of my diaphragm. But, I can also manipulate the hernia from the outside through postural changes, it is just a matter of finding the right position.
Imagine if you can a 67 yo diasabled woman jumping out of bed and looking like she is dancing trying to get the slightest iota of air.
It is ok to laugh, I must to keep from crying.