Zpol
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I'm so curious what's really going on in hospitals. When my grandpa was hospitalized for pneumonia, he was isolated and we couldn't see him. Later on he was moved to a facility where we could see him through a window and found out they were feeding him meat and other hard foods... He literally has no teeth! Also he needed thickener in his water which we found they were not giving him. We finally got him some food he could eat but it was too late, he was too frail and malnourished and died from pneumonia. That's mainly why people are dying in my opinion. Once you go in the hospital you no longer get care for your ailments. Anecdotally, I know of a guy who was experiencing acute colitis (could have been a bowel blockage, or gastroenteritis, we don't know), went to the ER, given a covid test, came back positive, and immediately treatment of his digestive disease was halted, he was put in a covid ward, his wife was his advocate but was entirely ignored by the doctor in charge. The only treatment he got was CDC protocol for covid. He died from lack of treatment of his digestive disease and was listed a covid death.Personally i don't care weather you get vexed or not. The only way out of this pandemic is if you either get covid or get vaccinated. Getting vaccinated doesn't mean you won't get covid though, but your chances of getting it are much less also you will probably have a better chance of survival if you do get it.
Here is an attachment, showing stats from one of our hospitals.
Again i really don't care if you get vaxed, all I was saying is be careful, northern hemisphere is going into winter soon and delta is brutal. We have just gone into Spring, so I was just giving you a perspective.
Another anecdotal instance, a certain republican celebrity was put on a ventilator "out of an abundance of caution".. we know ventilators are a death sentence and should only be used as last resort. Sounds like medical malpractice to me.
A teen girl made the news headlines recently screaming into her phone to her mother for help. Her mother could do nothing, she had no say in the girl's care due her having covid. They put her on a ventilator and she died.
Apparently, the situation in most hospitals is that, if you go in with a positive test, no matter what the reason is why you went to ER to begin with, you get put in a covid ward and are only given approved covid treatment regardless of efficacy. And you are denied medical diets or other medical regimens because they aren't part of the covid protocol.
What's happening in your hospital? Are doctors giving personalized treatments or are they "following protocol" for covid and/or ignoring other ailments and ignoring patients' advocates?
The obvious end to this 'pandemic' is preventing hospitalization in the fist place. We can all agree on that I think. Vaccinated or not, people should be getting basic early onset treatment. It's lunacy to tell people to wait till they're almost dead and then go to the ER.
There is no reason to think the gene therapies won't have long term side effects. The 'vaccine' rollouts are blocking other useful public health programs. The simple act of getting zinc into the cells can stop infection if done soon enough (preferably via long term healthy diet but we know that's not possible for most); why is this not making headlines. Famotidine is OTC and is useful for both infection and long haul.
And what about vit D... Is this even being administered to patients in a standardized way in hospitals?
I'm really curious to know what is actually going on in hospitals. I think nurses and other hospital workers are doing their best and following orders but the situation is beyond what they can deal with at this point.