I can relate to your pain. I lost my otherwise healthy, double-vaxxed father to Remdesivir. I too am incensed when medical professionals who should know better promote the jab. Please know you are not alone. Like you, I’ve started speaking my mind to strangers and friends. If enough of us do this, it plants the seed for the next time th…
I can relate to your pain. I lost my otherwise healthy, double-vaxxed father to Remdesivir. I too am incensed when medical professionals who should know better promote the jab. Please know you are not alone. Like you, I’ve started speaking my mind to strangers and friends. If enough of us do this, it plants the seed for the next time they hear a similar comment. Hopefully more people will wake up and fewer will have to suffer as we and our loved ones have. I’m so sorry for your loss - please know you’re in my prayers.
I'm very sorry to hear about your loss as well. I can only imagine the pain and frustration you felt and I'm so sorry he was not appropriately cared for. I often think that the real reason for visitor limitations was so there would be fewer witnesses for their immoral and lethal medical "treatment" of so many patients. I will keep you in my thoughts as well, and hearing that more and more of us are speaking out will encourage me.
Thank you very much for sharing. And yes, limiting visitors made life so much easier for the hospital. We asked multiple times for our dad to be proned, were told he would be, and then called back and kept finding he was not proned for days. They just didn’t care and viewed family members as an inconvenience. The negligence and disregard for human life is unconscionable. I am so sorry for your loss and that of the families in the tweet you shared. I do find comfort in the fact more are speaking out. Hopefully we can raise awareness and find a way to promote policies to prevent this type of tragedy in the future. Keeping you in my prayers and wishing you strength as you continue your journey.
I can relate to your pain. I lost my otherwise healthy, double-vaxxed father to Remdesivir. I too am incensed when medical professionals who should know better promote the jab. Please know you are not alone. Like you, I’ve started speaking my mind to strangers and friends. If enough of us do this, it plants the seed for the next time they hear a similar comment. Hopefully more people will wake up and fewer will have to suffer as we and our loved ones have. I’m so sorry for your loss - please know you’re in my prayers.
I'm very sorry to hear about your loss as well. I can only imagine the pain and frustration you felt and I'm so sorry he was not appropriately cared for. I often think that the real reason for visitor limitations was so there would be fewer witnesses for their immoral and lethal medical "treatment" of so many patients. I will keep you in my thoughts as well, and hearing that more and more of us are speaking out will encourage me.
Edited to add a relevant tweet I made a few days ago, if you're interested: https://twitter.com/freelearnerx/status/1583948484356759553?s=20&t=BV9TL-iOCgfCuuS5-aKizA
Thank you very much for sharing. And yes, limiting visitors made life so much easier for the hospital. We asked multiple times for our dad to be proned, were told he would be, and then called back and kept finding he was not proned for days. They just didn’t care and viewed family members as an inconvenience. The negligence and disregard for human life is unconscionable. I am so sorry for your loss and that of the families in the tweet you shared. I do find comfort in the fact more are speaking out. Hopefully we can raise awareness and find a way to promote policies to prevent this type of tragedy in the future. Keeping you in my prayers and wishing you strength as you continue your journey.