Agreed. Hospitals need to be avoided at all costs. A dear friend all the way across the country picked up a cold from his grand-niece last Christmas. It turned into bad bronchitis, got worse, and he finally went to the hospital. I do not know much about what happened there, except for what I learned from his wife, which was damned little…
Agreed. Hospitals need to be avoided at all costs. A dear friend all the way across the country picked up a cold from his grand-niece last Christmas. It turned into bad bronchitis, got worse, and he finally went to the hospital. I do not know much about what happened there, except for what I learned from his wife, which was damned little. He was intubated and put in ICU, was there for a week and more. Probably put on run-death-is-near. I know in my gut the hospital called it covid. He'd never been jabbed, but in his semi-comatose state, I have to wonder...he and his wife hated each other, they were in the midst of divorcing. I shall wonder all my days what she agreed to. Did she say, "Sure thing" when they told her he needed the vax, knowing that it was against his wishes? Anyway, each time he started to come out from his intubated state he became agitated and enraged at finding himself stuck full of tubes (the report says "aggressive"), and demanded to be released. They kept drugging him and putting him under! Finally he was deemed "well enough" to leave ICU. That morning he had a massive heart attack on his hospital bed and died. His wife, who was about to lose her mansion and sweet lifestyle, is now sitting pretty. It sure worked out well for her. His sisters are grief-stricken but find nothing questionable or outrageous about all of this. As for his kids - meh, they miss Dad, sure, but they have a toy-filled life to distract them, they both have new cars. I miss him, his friendship and his humor. We knew each other since we were three years old. And I will never stop wondering. I haven't seen his death certificate, but I'll bet every penny I have that it says he died "of covid".
Agreed. Hospitals need to be avoided at all costs. A dear friend all the way across the country picked up a cold from his grand-niece last Christmas. It turned into bad bronchitis, got worse, and he finally went to the hospital. I do not know much about what happened there, except for what I learned from his wife, which was damned little. He was intubated and put in ICU, was there for a week and more. Probably put on run-death-is-near. I know in my gut the hospital called it covid. He'd never been jabbed, but in his semi-comatose state, I have to wonder...he and his wife hated each other, they were in the midst of divorcing. I shall wonder all my days what she agreed to. Did she say, "Sure thing" when they told her he needed the vax, knowing that it was against his wishes? Anyway, each time he started to come out from his intubated state he became agitated and enraged at finding himself stuck full of tubes (the report says "aggressive"), and demanded to be released. They kept drugging him and putting him under! Finally he was deemed "well enough" to leave ICU. That morning he had a massive heart attack on his hospital bed and died. His wife, who was about to lose her mansion and sweet lifestyle, is now sitting pretty. It sure worked out well for her. His sisters are grief-stricken but find nothing questionable or outrageous about all of this. As for his kids - meh, they miss Dad, sure, but they have a toy-filled life to distract them, they both have new cars. I miss him, his friendship and his humor. We knew each other since we were three years old. And I will never stop wondering. I haven't seen his death certificate, but I'll bet every penny I have that it says he died "of covid".
Agree: Hospitals need to be avoided at all costs.