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>> I agree with those who warn those ill with Covid to try to stay out of the hospital
To be clear, ransomnote is not providing medical advice.
13 Aug: Bitchute: 16min: HAWAII ATTORNEY MICHAEL GREEN FILES CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT SAYS VACCINE HAS KILLED 45 THOUSAND PEOPLE
https://www.bitchute.com/video/YuNZBGeMWlEn/
My friend’s wife got COVID-19 kidnapped. I went there to pray for her and the staff was furious. Bunch of evil people.
I dont remember hospoce being like that.
You dont receive treatment anymore because the expectation is death. You receive meds to make you comfortable in your death... Maybe someone can explain exactly what you are suppose to say
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I would NEVER sign a healthcare proxy or power of attorney.
The father of my daughter’s boy friend signed all that stuff 6 years ago, then 3 years ago got divorced. When he was hospitalized and in a coma, the hospital asked the ex-wife (she was the designated one) if they could pull the plug. She said yes, and her 2 boys were furious and haven’t spoken to her since.
My non-medical advice ... stay OUT of the hospital if at all possible. EARLY OUTPATIENT TREATMENT is critical - first 1-5 or 1-7 days. For those that are jabbed, who get that sniffle, sore throat or whatever and think ‘can’t be COVID, I am jabbed’, they tend to miss the early treatment window.
There are quite a few protocols out there for prophylactic and early outpatient treatment: FLCCC, Dr.Zalenko, Assoc. of American Physicians & Surgeons (e-book) for starters. Also, listening to interviews with docs there are meds like Budesenide (Rhinocort) & Famotidine (Pepcid) which are helpful in fighting COVID. The most important are getting your Vit D levels up above 40 (50, 60, 70 is better), zinc taken with an ionophore (hydroxychloroquine is best, but if unavailable, Quercitin with C), Vit C, and the list goes on.
If you can jump on COVID early, in the first 1-5 days with early outpatient treatment, which keeps the viral replication down, you likely will not get to the point of hospitalization. Currently, the NIH/CDC protocols are to do nothing until the patient is so low on oxygen that they need to be admitted in which case the “nightmare” starts. The AAPS early outpatient treatment suggests talking to your PCP & see if they will give you treatment should you come down with COVID - have this talk before you need a doc. If they will not treat you, then find a doc who will - there are lists of docs on FLCCC’s protocol, I believe. You may have to go to telemedicine, but have an idea what you’re going to do before you need it.
The wife of a friend went into the hospital with COVID last week. He was not allowed in the hospital - no one was because of a COVID outbreak. She was getting steroids only ... the right steroids? who knows .... then got put on a vent. Thank GOD, she rallied yesterday & is off the vent. Needless to say, he was going half crazy, unable to see her and at the mercy of the docs/nurses .... who were not calling him at all at one point. To be honest, he was uninformed - we gave him FLCCC’s protocol for hospitalized patients (she was getting none of that treatment) & he was going to try to talk to the docs about using it - I don’t know if that ever happened.
I have been MPOA for 2 dying people (not COVID), both of whom have had to go on hospice. There are certain conditions that have to be met to go on hospice and a doc has to sign off. I do not know if there is one for COVID, but it’s not as easy as saying “I want hospice” ... unless, of course, you have the funds to privately pay for it. I do think being someone’s MPOA would be useful as long as you fully understand their wishes and are willing to carry them out & if they trust you to do so.
From my experiences, in the medical environment that exists today, if you want quality care, you cannot just have the attitude that “whatever the doc says it’s what I’ll do”. You have to educate yourself, know what is going on, and advocate strongly for yourself. It is YOUR body ... you only have one and YOU are responsible for it and your health care. Many elderly folks in particular, think docs are ‘god-like’ and they question nothing so they get pills thrown at them for every symptom. My elderly parents are not jabbed and intend to stay that way, so we are printing protocols, stocking up with what we need to prophylax & mom is having the ‘will you treat’ chat with her PCP during a regular appointment next week.
Here are some links that are/have been helpful:
Dr. Zelenko - go to “protocols” tab on website:
https://vladimirzelenkomd.com/
FLCCC (Dr. Pierre Kory)- go to “protocols” tab on website::
https://covid19criticalcare.com/
AAPS - see ‘home based COVID treatment’:
https://aapsonline.org/
All the protocols will mention zinc - just taking zinc does not get it INTO the cells to prevent viral replication, you need an ‘ionophore’ to get it in - here’s an article on that:
How to Improve Zinc Uptake to Boost Immune Health
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2020/04/joseph-mercola/how-to-improve-zinc-uptake-to-boost-immune-health/
Interviews:
Some of the best are on The Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz. Here is the main link & I’ll list some of the interviews you can find at this link:
https://www.theblaze.com/podcasts/daniel-horowitz-podcast
Ep 934 | The CA Doctor Who Saved Thousands of Lives by Treating the Virus Early | Guest: Dr. Brian Tyson
Ep 936 | Mass Vaccination Is Causing Us to Chase Our Tail | Guest: Dr. Dan Stocks
Ep 928 | The Audacity to Treat: The Doctor Fighting Censorship to Cure COVID | Guest: Dr. Pierre Kory
I hope the links are helpful. Both unjabbed AND jabbed need to be aware of this info since both can get COVID. Dr. Z says if you are jabbed, you have put yourself back in a ‘high risk’ category (see the interview with Dr. Stock & you’ll know why) so a prophylactic protocol is important for everyone.
Good luck & best wishes for good health, everybody.
When the feds make it mandatory for everyone, POA won’t do a thing.
You won’t be allowed to be around a family member in the hospital who has Covid because Covid is very contagious (everyone will get it) and if you live with that family member, you might have Covid.
The time to do something about Covid is BEFORE you get Covid. Do a prophylaxis. Stay hydrated. Stay away from people. According to the Boulder study, Covid degrees of sickness could be related to amount of viral load you get. You don’t need a mask in a grocery store but it could help when you are in close proximity to people for a lengthy period of time. A face shield is even better which is why doctors wear them.
Careful with do-it-yourself lawyering, though. Medical and other “durable” powers of attorney must conform to a specific statutory form. Generally, and agent can only do what the principal can do, so your agent’s authority to act ends the moment you become incapacitated unless the POA satisfies the statute.