How Hospitals are Legally Killing People -

My uncle went to ER in 2021 with a broken arm. He was elderly & had mild dementia, cared for by his fam. The Dr decided that he had Covid & admitted him. They refused to feed him. My aunt, the only one allowed in, set him up on a live stream and saw that he was dropping weight in just days & nobody was checking on him, no vitals, no food trays, baths, nothing. They didn’t know she was live streaming his room bc they didn’t go in! She went to get him & they tried to force her to leave him even though they weren’t caring for him. Auntie called the sheriff & they helped her get him out & back home where he immediately was fine. He just needed FOOD & WATER! That’s when I realized that my gut instinct was correct about this virus.

Modern day killing fields.

The CDC has stated that hospital errors are one of the top causes of death in the US, estimating 100,000-125,000 medical error related death every year. If you want to live, get out of the hospital as quick as you can.

I agree with everything he’s saying but he’s framing it like the RNs have the power to make the medication decisions. THE DOCTORS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THESE ORDERS. If a nurse does not carry out the doctor’s orders and carry them out on time, we’re fired. We try to advocate to the doctors for our patients and educate the patients as best we can but most times the patients don’t want to hear it and neither do the doctors. I absolutely agree with this doctor but you have to start with you fellow doctors.

That’s why I paid for a private nurse to stay with my 103 year old grandfather when I couldn’t be there. When one of the nurses rolled her eyes bc he had to go to the bathroom I knew I couldn’t leave him alone. WW2 combat vet was treated worse than some prisoners are treated.

I’m to afraid to go to the hospital. We’re doing everything we can to stay healthy. Do your own research and sit out in the sun for 20 minutes a day.

And they really don’t like it when you ask questions or challenge them on their treatment as a patient.

@Girl777Cali 🚨PLEASE HELP US GET SOME EYES! A mother who lost her daughter to the #COVID hospital ‘protocols’ & is fighting for justice: “Rebecca Charles - The Love of a Mother: In the Face of Betrayal Against White Coat Assassins” 🔗 #

This is one of the most important videos for families to know. I just lived this experience with my brother. What a nightmare. Also remember, don’t let them give patients who test Covid positive, Remdesivir!

Please try never to leave a loved one, especially an elderly loved one, in a hospital alone. We all need someone who can think clearly and advocate for us if we are ill enough to be hospitalized.