"Staying out of the hospital" has a few meanings... 1. The old meaning, stay healthy, stay safe, don't end up there, and 2. The new meaning, do whatever you can to heal yourself so you can avoid the hospital, so they don't put you on a vent and dose you with remdesivir after leaving to you to deteriorate for a few days and isolating you from your family because of COVID protocols. And justify the violation of your health care directive by telling your family once you are dead that you, in isolation, agreed to things you never would have agreed to.
I miss being able to trust our health care system, even though it wasn't always perfect. Now I distrust it. I hope I never need a blood transfusion because the system is full of vaxxed blood. I'll never get another vax again because I can't trust them. And to think I was the one who convinced my wife to let our kids get the chickenpox vaccine when she was hesistant. And I had been, at one time, trying to convince her about the HPV vax, but I went her way on that. But they completely destroyed that trust!!! Future vaccine development will major on mRNA vaccines anyways, so that's a big no. In California, I can't trust my doctor on COVID related matters. They are legally bound to the dominant narrative by threat of law. So much for science. A few years ago, viewing the long decline of industrial society, I made the statement that I thought one of the things we would hold onto until the bitter end was our health care system. I wouldn't have imagined, in my wildest thoughts, that we would intentionally destroy it as we have. But we have destroyed it, in the name of pharma profits. We have perhaps entered the phase of decline where separate but related industries cannibalize each other for profit especially where they can get to a place of regulatory capture. But it was easy for pharma to control and destroy the integrity of our health care system because doctors perhaps got far too used to being able to satisfy their patients with a prescription of some sort.
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branchandroot
Re: British Columbia hospitals not safe.
Date: 2022-11-15 08:52 pm (UTC)1. The old meaning, stay healthy, stay safe, don't end up there, and
2. The new meaning, do whatever you can to heal yourself so you can avoid the hospital, so they don't put you on a vent and dose you with remdesivir after leaving to you to deteriorate for a few days and isolating you from your family because of COVID protocols. And justify the violation of your health care directive by telling your family once you are dead that you, in isolation, agreed to things you never would have agreed to.
I miss being able to trust our health care system, even though it wasn't always perfect. Now I distrust it. I hope I never need a blood transfusion because the system is full of vaxxed blood. I'll never get another vax again because I can't trust them. And to think I was the one who convinced my wife to let our kids get the chickenpox vaccine when she was hesistant. And I had been, at one time, trying to convince her about the HPV vax, but I went her way on that. But they completely destroyed that trust!!! Future vaccine development will major on mRNA vaccines anyways, so that's a big no.
In California, I can't trust my doctor on COVID related matters. They are legally bound to the dominant narrative by threat of law. So much for science.
A few years ago, viewing the long decline of industrial society, I made the statement that I thought one of the things we would hold onto until the bitter end was our health care system. I wouldn't have imagined, in my wildest thoughts, that we would intentionally destroy it as we have.
But we have destroyed it, in the name of pharma profits. We have perhaps entered the phase of decline where separate but related industries cannibalize each other for profit especially where they can get to a place of regulatory capture.
But it was easy for pharma to control and destroy the integrity of our health care system because doctors perhaps got far too used to being able to satisfy their patients with a prescription of some sort.