Posted on 12/28/2021 1:26:42 PM PST by ransomnote
After the Conejo Guardian’s report on alarming trends in Ventura County hospitals, more nurses have come forward to affirm the rise in unexplained heart problems, strokes and blood clotting in local vaccinated patient populations. They also say doctors refuse to consider that these could be adverse reactions to Covid shots.
Sam, a critical care nurse at an ICU in a Ventura County hospital, came forward because, “I’m tired of all the B.S. that’s going on,” he told the Guardian. “It’s crazy how nobody questions anything anymore.”
“NONE [OF THE DOCTORS] QUESTION WHETHER THE VACCINE CAUSES MYOCARDITIS, PERICARDITIS AND THE STROKES THAT ARE COMING IN. IF THEY DON’T TOE THE LINE, THEY COULD LOSE THEIR MEDICAL LICENSE.”
He has witnessed a surge in numbers of young people experiencing severe health problems after receiving Covid shots.
“We’ve been having a lot of younger people come in,” Sam says. “We’re seeing a lot of strokes, a lot of heart attacks.”
One 38-year-old-woman came in with occlusions (blockages of blood flow) in her brain.
“They [doctors] were searching for everything under the sun and documenting this in the chart, but nowhere do you see if she was vaccinated or not,” Sam says. “One thing the vaccine causes is thrombosis, clotting. Here you have a 38-year-old woman who was double-vaccinated and she’s having strokes they can’t explain. None of the doctors relates it to the vaccine. It’s garbage. It’s absolute garbage.”
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Good post....
Years ago, I had the unfortunate need to journey through the medical system for an extended period of time. What it taught me was that there are a lot of extremely mediocre intellects running around with medical degrees. It doesn’t come as much of a surprise to me that so many doctors go along with the “vaccine” program and believe every word out of Fauci’s mouth - they are merely trained monkeys at this point, more often than not. Highly trained, but monkeys nonetheless.
Add to that the fact that we don’t really know who’s who and what’s what on the internet, with there being a very clear disinformation campaign going on, and I wouldn’t take the word of anyone online claiming to be a doctor or other medical professional without some serious corroboration.
It is simple: when someone claiming to be a “doctor” tells me that COVID is causing mass death, and I don’t see even one of those deaths, even among the homeless, and that person tells me the experimental “vaccines” are “safe and effective” no matter how many people drop dead from them, I don’t give a sh!t how many degrees that person has - I don’t believe a damn thing he says.
I’ve just finished reading the article. The nurse in question did not offer diagnoses, only observations and unanswered questions based on diagnoses made by doctors in the hospital.
It doesn’t seem to be beyond the scope of a nurse (or really, any adult who can do basic math) to be able to notice when there has been a drastic and sudden increase in a certain kind or kinds of diagnoses being made in their own hospital in a certain amount of time (you know, when they read the charts).
Neither does it seem to be beyond the scope or ability of any nurse to question why there is a policy or culture in his or her hospital of refusing to acknowledge the possibility of these increases in similar diagnoses being related to some common occurrence in the community (such as mass vaccination), or of refusing to report these occurrences to VAERS ***just in case ***, as that is the purported purpose of even having the VAERS system - to recognize patterns that might indicate a problem with a medication in the general population!
There is no need to be condescending to those who work every bit as hard as the doctors or harder, or demean their ability to bring their intellect and experience to bear in analyzing unusual situations. My aunt is a nurse for decades, and has, on quite a few occasions, saved a patient’s life by noticing that the hallowed doctor has written a prescription that was either for the wrong dosage or for a medication that was contraindicated because of other medications the patient was taking that was overlooked by the doctor, and those doctors had the grace to thank her for recognizing the error before any harm was done. Disparaging nurses is not a good look, and dismissing their instincts is flat out stupid.
Somebody has to stand up and speak out.
That marine friend of yours is not alone.
Thanks. I’m tired of people who may very well be expert in one field or another feeling that they can pontificate on a subject completely outside of their training. It comes as close to unethical behavior as almost anything I can imagine.
If he did this in a clinical setting he’d very likely end up before a formal Board of Review with a very real possibility of being fired and losing his license to practice. But behind a keyboard with a cloak of anonymity he can give medical advice on a subject completely outside his training.
Do you suppose he’d ever dare to tell a cancer patient he’s scheduled to anesthetize that he disagrees with the surgical procedure the Oncologist recommended? He’d be bounced out of whatever hospital he works at so fast his head would spin.
But he can show up here and hide behind a medical degree that has absolutely nothing to do with the subject at hand. And as a bonus he can be a complete ass about it and belittle Freepers who have very valid questions about this medication that people are being forced to take against their will lest they lose their livelihoods.
A person who does that deserves no respect at all in my view. He’s a garden variety jerk. He’s a well trained jerk, but a jerk just the same.
L
“Don’t mistake his expertise. He is a Dr. and highly educated.”
I don’t doubt either one of those things. As I said above I know an anesthesiologist. She’s expert at her craft. She’s been at it for over 15 years and hasn’t killed anyone yet. She also says it’s a full time job staying current in her field and she wouldn’t dream of offering a medical opinion outside of it.
Apparently doing that is frowned upon in the medical profession. Maybe our good Doctor needs to be reminded of that fact.
L
Doctor.
I work with real people....RT's, RN's APRN's and Doc's...
Most I respect very much...Some not so much.
so he’s an expert, so are many people experts at observing...
i’d rather die on my feet than live on my knees...emiliano zapata
Thanks. Good to know.
“Agree with everything you posted.”
Thanks very much. Gas_dr may be the best anesthesiologist who ever lived. I don’t know. But I do know that he’s not a virologist, immunologist, a vaccine developer, and I seriously doubt he’s ever run a real double blind study.
Serious professionals stick to their areas of expertise and admit when they are beyond it. Respectable professionals will defer to others with specific expertise in the areas in question.
And to have some jerk belittle fellow Freepers who ask honest questions is something I won’t abide quietly. I don’t care what school he went to or how much training he may or may not have.
What’s apparent to me is that medical schools need to spend a hell of a lot more time teaching basic manners to the students in their charge. Because it seems to me that they are turning out a bunch of highly trained D bags who have no regard for basic human decency.
L
Federal employees get promotions based on how many staff are under them , not on job performance
Actually, it isn’t beyond the scope of a lot of people who work in or with hospitals to notice a drastic increase in certain conditions.
The janitors and security officers will hear about it.
X-ray and lab technicians
Various vendors and suppliers of equipment, medicines and supplies
Records clerks
Transport staff
My doctor is a smart guy I respected him national he told me that no one has died from the “vaccines” I was astonished. Guess he was running scared For sure not a dumb guy
Facchi is a doctor You believe him?
“gas” = anesthesiology
The virus itself is cardiovascular. It causes clotting and other vascular damage. What tool are you using to determine whether the clotting is from the vaccine rather than the virus?
THey did add something to reduce/prevent clotting in the children’s jabs. :(
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