Posted on 01/04/2023 6:44:17 AM PST by Jan_Sobieski
“Not to say it would or could happen, but come on....hiding records?”
You forgot the /s tag, or believe that the health”care” community is above reproach, and never would lie.
And this!
https://newspunch.com/japan-launches-official-investigation-into-millions-of-covid-vaccine-deaths/
AB+ pure here.
And the blood and organs of all those illegal immigrants will be very much in need without the snake oil influence..
Top dollar..
So, watch your back..
You become very much like a disposable illegal alien in short order..
I haven’t donated since Covid started. Is there now a check box for vax/no vax for those that donate? Is donated blood segregated at blood banks?
Non-GMO O- here. 10+ gallon donor, not much more I can do.
Sue the doctors, nurses, and hospital right out of business
My spouse and I donate blood. Neither of us had the shot, but for sure I had COVID. Does that make our blood more desirable? My blood should have immune properties, right?
Wish I could bank my own blood.
I think there is a way to say if you are vaxxed or not on the form to fill out prior, but I do not know if they separate it from the tainted donations.
Mine too as long as they mind caffeine.
I hate to burst your bubble, but blood clots are a well-known risk of blood transfusions. There are numerous web articles — published prior to Covid — that address this issue.
This is sad.
I was born with Rh disease. To ensure my surviving, I immediately had a blood transfusion from Rh+ to Rh-. Unfortunately, it was to the wrong blood type. I reacted, and I had a second, immediate transfusion to the correct Rh- blood type. They had the blood type I needed on hand, and miraculously, I survived.
What’s upsetting is that this Spokane hospital did not have an ample supply of blood of all blood types, pre-tested for covid. You don’t have much time to react before a catastrophe like this one occurs. And deleting medical records is a felony.
Ha!
I’m O+ and pureblood.
Who wants some blood?
I hope the parents successfully sue the hospital & all involved .
“Considering the unfortunate event took place a year ago and there hasn’t been a lawsuit filed makes me suspect the entire story.”
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Lawsuits usually aren’t filed until just before the statute of limitations expired. That time is spent gathering evidence, taking depositions, and follows leads as to where more info might be located. It’s not unusual for it to be almost two years before lawsuits are actually filed. Most personal injury cases have a two-year limitations. Medical malpractice is also two in some states, but may be more in others, I’m not sure.
No Defendant is going to agree to an extrajudicial deposition from an adversarial party. Depositions will happen after a civil action is commenced.
“No Defendant is going to agree to an extrajudicial deposition from an adversarial party. Depositions will happen after a civil action is commenced.”
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No, but whistle-blowers and experts sometimes will even though they know the opposing party will want to schedule another one once the case is filed and full discovery from both parties has commenced.
BTW, I checked and some states have 3 and even 4 years from the date of injury (or some have the caveat of the date a person became aware of the injury) in which to file a malpractice case.
Malpractices cases are complicated and a special breed though, because doctors do not like to testify against other doctors even though they may believe the physician failed in their standard of care. And most states set a high bar for malpractice. You are in luck if you are in a liberal state though because they love going for deep pockets and will allow lawsuits at the drop of a hat for any perceived wrong.
Pure. EVIL!!
Thanks! Interesting info to review.
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