[FamiliarFace]

Not just from treatment. Some patients are giving up because loved ones aren’t allowed in, even for a few minutes a day, to hold their hand or comfort them, to be their advocate.

The system in place is seriously broken.

[Myrddin]

My uncle was put in a nursing home in 2020. COVID arrived. He was denied access to all of his family until he died. My cousin (his daughter) and the family were all very close enjoying weekend family dinners for over 60 years.

My cousin (my age) and son of my other uncle (brother of the uncle that died alone) developed a terribly painful case of stomach cancer. After some years, I located him and his new wife by backtracking obituaries and correlating Facebook accounts. His wife passed his cell phone number to me via Messenger. We hadn't spoken since January 1978. He managed about two minutes on the phone with me. Couldn't tolerate more due to inadequate pain medication. COVID isolated him from his wife and proper pain management. He died alone and in pain. We never had another opportunity to speak on the cell phone.

[whinecountry]

Some patients are giving up because loved ones aren’t allowed in
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Happening to me right now and one of the hospital MDs apologized to me over the phone for this monstrous policy.

[sarge83]

Hospitals and doctors KNOW the Remdisivir and ventilator treatment is pretty much a death sentence and they are still prescribing this script of death-it’s 1st degree murder at this point, they KNOW. Those FR’s who still believe the Church of Fauci Science dogma will argue vociferously this isn’t happening. One day the prescription of death will touch them, a family member or friend and they MIGHT finally believe the truth.