Totally agree with you Gary and thank you for responding. Interestingly enough the NHS re-wrote their software (inflammation markers) a good while before covid .. They also re-built their hospital wards .. gave each 6 bedded ward very heavy duty auto closing doors which could/can? only be opened by those wearing a lanyard .. new air circ…
Totally agree with you Gary and thank you for responding. Interestingly enough the NHS re-wrote their software (inflammation markers) a good while before covid .. They also re-built their hospital wards .. gave each 6 bedded ward very heavy duty auto closing doors which could/can? only be opened by those wearing a lanyard .. new air circulation supply and no toilet or bathing facilities on the wards - when l questioned this l was told “the patients won’t be able to leave their beds” I also gained access to a map of the planned oxygen routes into wards .. Intensive care =
Full oxygen available for all patients. High Dependency Unit = half the beds were provided with oxygen facilities. The wards had ONE line in to ONE bed .. spoke volumes to me .. this was all in “future respiratory wards” .. Upon continuing my questioning l was asked to leave the hospital .. then came the covid, the fear, the propaganda, the Vax and now we are, l believe, starting to see the mass deaths .. which of course “must be dealt with” .. and l am seeing the mass crematoria and “units resembling Cat A prisons” surrounding them - certainly food for thought .. l am no Scientist - just an activist with a camera on the ground researching daily whatever l can ..
You should write about your experiences and observations on your stack - I think the world needs to know about this.
When I was hospitalized about 3 years ago, I ended up on a geriatric ward [due to the Parkinson's specialist being part of the ward]. What I saw and experienced was nightmarish and traumatizing. No-one left alive or better off than when they came in. The ones who left alive had many more problems and were on additional cocktails of drugs for the rest of their lives. I was not allowed to leave the ward without the consultants permission. Many of the dementia patiets were physically restrained.
Totally agree with you Gary and thank you for responding. Interestingly enough the NHS re-wrote their software (inflammation markers) a good while before covid .. They also re-built their hospital wards .. gave each 6 bedded ward very heavy duty auto closing doors which could/can? only be opened by those wearing a lanyard .. new air circulation supply and no toilet or bathing facilities on the wards - when l questioned this l was told “the patients won’t be able to leave their beds” I also gained access to a map of the planned oxygen routes into wards .. Intensive care =
Full oxygen available for all patients. High Dependency Unit = half the beds were provided with oxygen facilities. The wards had ONE line in to ONE bed .. spoke volumes to me .. this was all in “future respiratory wards” .. Upon continuing my questioning l was asked to leave the hospital .. then came the covid, the fear, the propaganda, the Vax and now we are, l believe, starting to see the mass deaths .. which of course “must be dealt with” .. and l am seeing the mass crematoria and “units resembling Cat A prisons” surrounding them - certainly food for thought .. l am no Scientist - just an activist with a camera on the ground researching daily whatever l can ..
You should write about your experiences and observations on your stack - I think the world needs to know about this.
When I was hospitalized about 3 years ago, I ended up on a geriatric ward [due to the Parkinson's specialist being part of the ward]. What I saw and experienced was nightmarish and traumatizing. No-one left alive or better off than when they came in. The ones who left alive had many more problems and were on additional cocktails of drugs for the rest of their lives. I was not allowed to leave the ward without the consultants permission. Many of the dementia patiets were physically restrained.