Yep, I called him out on it this morning.. He's an ER nurse but has several friends in ICU. He stood by their character and professionalism, well, at least the nurses. Didn't say much about the doctors.
They are the hands and feet bringing into the physical world the metaphysical methods transcribed by the administrators. Without those doctors and nurses, the administrator's protocol would just be a piece of fiction by a LARPing medical professional.
Thanks entirely to the work of doctors and nurses, the metaphysical idea had become our current incarnation of medical genocide.
So let us give credit to all involved in these crimes against humanity. For when the truth is revealed, there is sure to be enough hemp to take care of convictions in all participating groups.
Doctors should know better and research. It isn’t working-remdesevir, vancomycin and ventilators. When so few survive, time to step back and say this isn’t working, not continue to plowi ahead with the same old same. So yes they are complicit in genocide. Speak up culture-see something, say something.
Vancomycin is really not the issue in and of itself. Insert any nephrotoxic drug into the equation and you would get the same result. Nephrotoxicity is possible with any renally eliminated drug, but when added to other potentially nephrotoxic drugs your chances of having issues goes up dramatically.
The sepsis protocols are truly an issue. Many providers don’t fucking think anymore and simply start picking the standard plans based on symptoms. Multi-organ system failure....welp, must be septic. Vancomycin and zosyn (nephrotoxic together) are added the the remdesivir and the problems really begin. CRRT is a sure bet and thus the death spiral begins. All for a non-bacterial issue that antibiotics wouldn’t help anyway. The hospitals have known remdesivir is shit from the get go but the greedy fucks can’t resist the extra 20% covid bucks for using it. Sad.
Don’t go to the hospital if you can avoid it. There are options available that work.
But once in the hospital (last resort) youre at their mercy....no family to check on you, no patient advocate, no confessor....and docs & nurses still give treatments that kill.
Your nurse friend is a retard if they believe that doctors and nurses aren't killing people. So who are the ones killing people following the protocols? The janitors and cafeteria workers?
It absolutely is, and he posted it to his FB page this morning. Has been a nurse for almost 15 years. I don't know a lot about the remdisivir, but from what I hear it's definitely not good.
If you look at hospitalizations and ICU events it appears to be worse than the placebo. Almost all the other treatments, including vitamin D, ivermectin and HCQ perform better.
The doctors and nurses execute those protocols. Guilty as charged.
Yep, I called him out on it this morning.. He's an ER nurse but has several friends in ICU. He stood by their character and professionalism, well, at least the nurses. Didn't say much about the doctors.
They're just following orders. Where have I heard that before?
Hitler in the Fuehrerbunker, April 22: "Das war ein Befehl! Ein Befehl!"
("That was an order! An order!")
And when Steiner's troops heard about Ivermectin, they defected west to the Americans.
Yup, Nuremburg trials. Dr(s) and nurse(s) "just doing their jobs" or "just following orders" was no excuse.
Agreed.
They are the hands and feet bringing into the physical world the metaphysical methods transcribed by the administrators. Without those doctors and nurses, the administrator's protocol would just be a piece of fiction by a LARPing medical professional.
Thanks entirely to the work of doctors and nurses, the metaphysical idea had become our current incarnation of medical genocide.
So let us give credit to all involved in these crimes against humanity. For when the truth is revealed, there is sure to be enough hemp to take care of convictions in all participating groups.
"just following orders"
I wonder how well number 5 will go over at the Nuremburg trials.
"I was just following orders. I didn't want to lose my license."
Doctors should know better and research. It isn’t working-remdesevir, vancomycin and ventilators. When so few survive, time to step back and say this isn’t working, not continue to plowi ahead with the same old same. So yes they are complicit in genocide. Speak up culture-see something, say something.
Vancomycin is really not the issue in and of itself. Insert any nephrotoxic drug into the equation and you would get the same result. Nephrotoxicity is possible with any renally eliminated drug, but when added to other potentially nephrotoxic drugs your chances of having issues goes up dramatically.
The sepsis protocols are truly an issue. Many providers don’t fucking think anymore and simply start picking the standard plans based on symptoms. Multi-organ system failure....welp, must be septic. Vancomycin and zosyn (nephrotoxic together) are added the the remdesivir and the problems really begin. CRRT is a sure bet and thus the death spiral begins. All for a non-bacterial issue that antibiotics wouldn’t help anyway. The hospitals have known remdesivir is shit from the get go but the greedy fucks can’t resist the extra 20% covid bucks for using it. Sad.
Don’t go to the hospital if you can avoid it. There are options available that work.
But once in the hospital (last resort) youre at their mercy....no family to check on you, no patient advocate, no confessor....and docs & nurses still give treatments that kill.
Only quibble may be intubation survival rate is probably lower than 20%.
And the last statement. Didn't work in Nuremburg.
Your nurse friend is a retard if they believe that doctors and nurses aren't killing people. So who are the ones killing people following the protocols? The janitors and cafeteria workers?
Bullshit
This was not from a nurse.
If it was, I would suggest they go back to their college and get a refund.
It absolutely is, and he posted it to his FB page this morning. Has been a nurse for almost 15 years. I don't know a lot about the remdisivir, but from what I hear it's definitely not good.
Remdesivir is one of the drugs listed in this collection of treatments: https://c19rmd.com/smeta.html
If you look at hospitalizations and ICU events it appears to be worse than the placebo. Almost all the other treatments, including vitamin D, ivermectin and HCQ perform better.
All those that went to med school deserve a refund.
Explain yourself.