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Posted on 02/03/2022 10:56:22 AM PST by ransomnote
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The case of a 3-year-old boy from Cyprus who was initially denied treatment in hospitals located in the UK, Germany, and Isreal because his parents were unvaccinated has raised concerns about whether doctors should be allowed to turn away patients.
After three countries refused to treat the boy, he is now in Greece awaiting surgery.
The boy, who has not been named, was hospitalised with serious heart disease. As Cypriot hospitals were unable to perform the necessary procedure, the health ministry arranged for the boy to be taken by air ambulance to Germany last Thursday.
However, the day before the transfer was supposed to take place, the hospital in Frankfurt informed the Cypriot authorities that it would not be going ahead because the boy’s parents had not had the COVID-19 vaccine.
Cyprus suggested that the child could be accompanied by a legal guardian instead of his parents but this suggestion was turned down.
A German health ministry official confirmed there is no rule that says hospitals cannot treat unvaccinated people, let alone children whose parents are not vaccinated. However, the official added that each hospital has its own restrictions and makes its own arrangements with patients.
“Health policies — including vaccination policies — and their concrete implementation are the responsibility of the member states, not the Commission,” said a spokesperson for the European Commission’s health department.
The Cypriot authorities tried to get specialized health centers in the United Kingdom and Israel to perform the operation but were turned down for the same reason given by Germany.
However, the child was airlifted to neighboring Greece on Saturday and will get the operation at a private hospital in Athens, according to the Cypriot health ministry’s director general, Christina Yiannaki.
The parents were both vaccinated on Thursday, but they would still have to wait six weeks before being accepted by the foreign hospitals and the child has to be operated upon immediately.
“I know that unvaccinated patients are admitted to hospitals in Germany,” said the boy’s father, Alexey Matveev, a Russian national living in Cyprus. “I didn’t know that I had to be vaccinated for my child being to be operated on in that hospital. If I knew it of course I would have done it … I am healthy and did not want to be vaccinated. I find it inappropriate for someone who is healthy to be vaccinated.”
Yiannaki said the parents had been informed ahead of time of the need for vaccination.
Cypriot officials said they had suggested the parents get the single dose J&J vaccine, to speed up the process, but they refused. Matveev rejected that claim, and said they had received the Pfizer vaccine on the advice of the German medical center.
The child had another operation in the summer, but only a PCR test was then required for the parents to accompany him, according to Avraam Elia, director of the pediatrics clinic in Makarios hospital, where the child was hospitalized. Cypriot authorities have said they warned the parents that the rules could change and that vaccination might be required.
The case of the toddler highlights the ethical issue of whether doctors should turn away unvaccinated patients or, in this case, unvaccinated parents.
A hospital in Boston in the U.S. rejected a 31-year-old patient for a heart transplant at least in part because he is not vaccinated against coronavirus, his father said.
Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston took DJ Ferguson off their transplant list, saying in a statement to the BBC that because of a shortage of available organs, they have to do everything they can “to ensure that a patient who receives a transplanted organ has the greatest chance of survival.”
PING
compliance is more important than people’s lives
“ Healthcare is a human right”
But apparently the unvaxxed are subhuman
And so are their children
It has also been suggested that subhuman unvaxxed people, being ineligible for organ transplants, should reassess their willingness to be organ donors
“The case of the toddler highlights the ethical issue of whether doctors should turn away unvaccinated patients or, in this case, unvaccinated parents.”
We used to have a simple oath for doctors that alleviated the majority of these ethical questions. Once we compromised that oath to allow recreational abortions, we opened the door to doctors and hospitals picking and choosing what ethical rules they wanted to obey.
Everyone should reassess their willingness to be an organ donor. Checking that box on your driver’s license is saying to a hospital: “do not try to save me, I’m worth more to you dead”.
If you are unvaxxed , you cannot be on a transplant list
Perhaps they will even deny your family and children
So…
This should be the straw that breaks the camels back. Enough, time to stand up to this ignorance.
Given the murders we have seen over a few dollars hospitals get, I am convinced hospitals will let people die for the money their organs bring.
I’m waiting for them to say, “Okay, no vax, no social security.” Or, “No vax, no Medicare.”
At 72, I suspect I don’t have anything anyone would want. Maybe my Swiss Army knife.
So the Hippocratic oath has just been tossed into the trash.
This is only the beginning. The liberals hate the people who won’t get their experimental vaccine.
It happens all the time, but actually it’s worse than that. They are not really just “letting people die”; they are murdering people for their organs.
You see, a dead person’s organs cannot be transplanted. It’s too late by then. You can only transplant organs from a LIVING patient, and when you do that for most organs, it will kill the patient. Of course the excuse is that the people may be “technically alive” but are “brain dead”. The problem is that there is no objective medical standard for “brain death”. It’s an entirely subjective judgement left to the hospital employees to make for themselves.
It’s a cult. Logic, reason, and science has nothing to do with any of it. They will kill children to enforce compliance
I’m surprised someone hasn’t taken matters in their own hands by now.
Will Cyprus pay for his treatment?
Murderers pure and simple. I use to look up to doctors and the medical professionals. Not anymore.
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