koshergrl
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And I've no doubt that if the child was in the pharmacy, dying, that the pharmacist would have handed the stuff over. Or if the mother had given an indication that the child was in urgent need at that moment.
Even pharmacists can't read minds. And the clerks certainly can't, and aren't medically trained anyway. Their job is to facilitate the payment of the meds.
Even pharmacists can't read minds. And the clerks certainly can't, and aren't medically trained anyway. Their job is to facilitate the payment of the meds.