I believe that’s what killed a majority of the ones who died. Jam a big tube down their throat, pump them with Remdesivir and watch them die. Collect $20k from Uncle Sam.
Even as provax as I was early on, I never planned to go to the hospital.
My husband and I made plans to die at home.
Michigan was in the top 3 states several times, so this was not drama.
One physician noted that they put people on Remdesivir, which starts shutting down organs, particularly kidney’s in a few day, while running IV drips. So patients’ kidneys can’t excrete the large amount of IV and the fluid backs up into the lungs causing pulmonary edema, which is then ‘diagnosed’ as Covid cause of death.
Prescribing Midazolam ‘helps’ put people down (euthanizes). Midazolam has also been used in execution (prison).
They seemed to have coerced people into medically assisted suicide too. A respiratory therapist detailed how management insisted Covid patients be immobilized on their backs and given ventilators or other stabilizing care. He asked to take them in a wheel chair for a break but it was, “Oh no no no. They can’t move.” But getting up and moving around helps clear the lungs and certainly improves mood! Patients were 100% isolated from family and they exist in this solitary medical misery for a month before the doc comes into the room and ‘sadly’ explains that they ‘gave it their best shot’ but this is as good as it’s going to get. Options are laid out - they can be taken off ventilators....The palliative care team comes in and they all have a good cry. He, the respiratory therapist, was called in to remove ventilator while boosting pain killer. And so they die - being subjected to medical murder. Another ‘covid’ death for the books.
I saw this firsthand. Spouse’s friend got Covid at a time I was desperately warning people about this scam. Although we stocked up on Ivermectin tablets, he got worse. They put him in the hospital and I told my spouse that this was not good. Then they put him on a ventilator. I told my spouse that he’s dead. She only half believed me. He died within the week. Guy in his 50s and otherwise healthy albeit a bit overweight yet not obese. That removed all my spouse’s residual skepticism.