our vet is the best ever. No psyop here. No masks, no injections, just come in as usual, go into the room with dog and doctor, and no distancing. This vet knew the truth for sure. Also no forced vaxx, not for the humans nor for the animals. Found a gold clump !
I would like this, except I am an old vet, and I am finding all the young vets are a whole lot more like the physician. I blame the veterinary colleges. The selection process is based solely on grades. They are collecting a whole lot of what I like to call "gold star" kids who are super compliant and regurgitate whatever anyone tells them mindlessly. Don't believe me? Look at OVC at the University of Guelph. They ripped a hole in Byram Bridle, their main virologist/vaccinologist, for suggesting that vaccines might have problems.
80% of the people who have died from Covid were obese (30% or more over recommended weight) but I have never heard the head of the CDC, Dr Fauci, or any of the numerous so-called experts that were guided by the SCIENCE recommend that people get in shape as a way to be protected. It's been all vaccine all the time and now they went to jab the 6-month-olds.
typically vets know more cos they have to learn about multiple species however they have also gone down the pharma bullshit path in more recent years. how many of you have ridiculous experiences going to the vets in the last 2 years?
A couple of years ago, my dog tore his doggy equivalent of his ACL. MRI the next day confirming a tear, could have had surgery two weeks later, vet recommended we do a
wait-and-see what happens, my dog eventually recovered, no one could tell 6 months later.
I tore my ACL, waited 4 months for an MRI, another 4 months for surgery, rehab a year, surgery didn't really help.
I often mention our family doctor who is now long since passed away who, on the *rare* occasion we would see him, always ask us what we were eating and if we were getting fresh air and sunshine and compare him to the "doctors" of today who ask what prescriptions you are taking and if you are "up to date" on all of your shots, all while holding a prescription pad in their hand.
I am about to tell my vet that I am going to identify as a cat so that she can take care of me. I went to see a doctor today (first time in five years). New doctor, old one retired during the pandemic shutdown. Anyway to make a long story short I said that my main complaint was my knees, specifically my LEFT knee. Sent me down to Radiology for X-rays. Turns out the order she wrote was for my RIGHT knee! So they had to call her to get the order modified for BOTH knees. So I get the X-rays done. Get home and get a phone call about setting up an appointment to discuss results--for the pain in my RIGHT knee. I said to the person on the other end, I told the Dr., I told the X-ray technician and I am telling you, it is the LEFT knee that I am concerned about that is giving me trouble. Wouldn't you believe right at that moment the phone cut off! This scares me. I sure as hell do not want these people doing any kind of surgery on me.
We could do a meme for jabs. They’re giving pets less because of autoimmune diseases, allergies & cancer but we’re giving kids more. Most people don’t realize exactly how much the immunization schedule has changed from when they were kids. It’s insane!
I have an immune system disorder and part of it is that the cartilage in my feet is disintegrating. Yeah, so interactions with doctors, surgeons, nurses, etc. means I get asked the Question. Whatever. What I'm always disgusted by is the lack of questions about my diet, exercise habits, and anything that may keep me from being disabled more than I am (15% currently). My surgeon, I have to say, is a former college athlete (football...this is Texas) and is very fit. I've expressed to him how important it is that I remain active as I enter my late 60's, and he's in agreement. Still, no questions ever about diet and exercise.
our vet is the best ever. No psyop here. No masks, no injections, just come in as usual, go into the room with dog and doctor, and no distancing. This vet knew the truth for sure. Also no forced vaxx, not for the humans nor for the animals. Found a gold clump !
I would like this, except I am an old vet, and I am finding all the young vets are a whole lot more like the physician. I blame the veterinary colleges. The selection process is based solely on grades. They are collecting a whole lot of what I like to call "gold star" kids who are super compliant and regurgitate whatever anyone tells them mindlessly. Don't believe me? Look at OVC at the University of Guelph. They ripped a hole in Byram Bridle, their main virologist/vaccinologist, for suggesting that vaccines might have problems.
80% of the people who have died from Covid were obese (30% or more over recommended weight) but I have never heard the head of the CDC, Dr Fauci, or any of the numerous so-called experts that were guided by the SCIENCE recommend that people get in shape as a way to be protected. It's been all vaccine all the time and now they went to jab the 6-month-olds.
Animals are too smart to fall for the Medical-Pharmaceutical Complex hamster wheel of perpetual "treatments."
typically vets know more cos they have to learn about multiple species however they have also gone down the pharma bullshit path in more recent years. how many of you have ridiculous experiences going to the vets in the last 2 years?
A couple of years ago, my dog tore his doggy equivalent of his ACL. MRI the next day confirming a tear, could have had surgery two weeks later, vet recommended we do a
wait-and-see what happens, my dog eventually recovered, no one could tell 6 months later.
I tore my ACL, waited 4 months for an MRI, another 4 months for surgery, rehab a year, surgery didn't really help.
Vet for the win.
In general, vets are much better than people doctors. However, for some strange reason, I'm beginning to question cat and dog vaccinations ~ 🤔.
Not coincidentally, veterinary medical care is almost pure fee-for-service, and the government is almost wholly uninvolved.
Doctors, insurance companies, and big pharma can’t make money on healthy people. https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/how-to-do-no-harm?r=12n5dp&utm_medium=ios
I often mention our family doctor who is now long since passed away who, on the *rare* occasion we would see him, always ask us what we were eating and if we were getting fresh air and sunshine and compare him to the "doctors" of today who ask what prescriptions you are taking and if you are "up to date" on all of your shots, all while holding a prescription pad in their hand.
cats know that eating carnivore cures a host of ailments
I know this is meant to be a lighthearted post, but unfortunately, most vets seem to be every bit as stupid about diets as doctors. Maybe worse!
I am about to tell my vet that I am going to identify as a cat so that she can take care of me. I went to see a doctor today (first time in five years). New doctor, old one retired during the pandemic shutdown. Anyway to make a long story short I said that my main complaint was my knees, specifically my LEFT knee. Sent me down to Radiology for X-rays. Turns out the order she wrote was for my RIGHT knee! So they had to call her to get the order modified for BOTH knees. So I get the X-rays done. Get home and get a phone call about setting up an appointment to discuss results--for the pain in my RIGHT knee. I said to the person on the other end, I told the Dr., I told the X-ray technician and I am telling you, it is the LEFT knee that I am concerned about that is giving me trouble. Wouldn't you believe right at that moment the phone cut off! This scares me. I sure as hell do not want these people doing any kind of surgery on me.
We could do a meme for jabs. They’re giving pets less because of autoimmune diseases, allergies & cancer but we’re giving kids more. Most people don’t realize exactly how much the immunization schedule has changed from when they were kids. It’s insane!
Well, you mean *old-fashioned vets* of course; the illustrative photo is somewhat deceptive...
I have an immune system disorder and part of it is that the cartilage in my feet is disintegrating. Yeah, so interactions with doctors, surgeons, nurses, etc. means I get asked the Question. Whatever. What I'm always disgusted by is the lack of questions about my diet, exercise habits, and anything that may keep me from being disabled more than I am (15% currently). My surgeon, I have to say, is a former college athlete (football...this is Texas) and is very fit. I've expressed to him how important it is that I remain active as I enter my late 60's, and he's in agreement. Still, no questions ever about diet and exercise.