Whistleblower: NHS ordered EUTHANASIA to Inflate COVID-19 Deaths in Hospitals
(theleadingreport.com)
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We all knew this was happening early on. I used to be a swallowing therapist in nursing homes and many patients die from aspiration pneumonia. I kept checking my own county hospital deaths to see if they were separating them out from COVID deaths and they weren’t.
Later on when Remdisiver was used and they put them on vents we knew they were being killed. I had a friend sadly whose 16 year old daughter who supposedly died from the flu. But was actually killed by a vent back in 2008. They most likely blew out her lungs. So I know how bad the vents can be.
It was such a horrible time. We knew what they were doing but all we could do was warn people.
If the patient has swallowing problems do they normally withhold food to “protect” them from aspiration? I know of a elderly person who was denied food and water because of fear of aspiration. He hadn’t eaten in days and when he felt better and was hungry they wouldn’t give him food in the hospital. The nurse wanted to give him a protein shake but the Dr said no. It did not end well. I’ve heard of others being denied food and water also.
Unfortunately it happens. And probably more than you or I know. Everyone needs to make out a living will that tells doctors and staff what to do in case you are in that situation. And make sure your family members know where it is. As a swallowing therapist I tried to find what foods and what consistencies of food and drink they could handle. Often times liquids can be thickened for patients to handle or food can be given in various textures all the way to purée. If the person were unsafe to eat or drink anything then it is up to family members (if patient is not lucid enough) to decide to have the patient tube fed which requires a visit to the hospital to install a feeding tube. Some family members refuse to even visit their loved ones and make decisions by phone. I had a woman who was terminally ill but very alert have her feeding tube pulled while in the hospital for something unrelated to her diagnosis. Her family members were notified by phone if they wanted to have the tube replaced. Without seeing her they opted not to replace her feeding tube. Then they sent her back to the nursing home. Nursing staff had the doctor write a script for me to do a feeding eval. They were trying to feed her but she was choking on everything they gave her. They want to give her fluids via her veins but she was too dehydrated. And her veins rolled away from the needles. This woman was wide awake and alert when I tested her. She closed her eyes knowing she had failed all my efforts. Her family knew she was terminal but felt it was best not to let her get anything including fluids. The nurses were crying daily bc they had to watch her die. It took seven days for her to finally succumb. It was horrible for all the staff and myself to watch The family never came and never saw the end results of their decision. After that I decided to change my own will to include being given fluids via IV if I am terminal or dying. Food can often cause issues in people who are dying but giving fluids allows them to die more comfortably IMHO.
Thank you.