[Radix]

All elective surgeries were canceled in my Boston hospital last year. A good part of the reason was that almost all of the anesthesia ventilators were moved from the ORs to the ICUs. Almost every Patient in the ICUs were on mechanical ventilation during the Spring and Summer of 2020.

I got out late last Winter once they started pushing the ‘vaccines’ on us. We were given first option to receive that poison. Most of my coworkers did so, I declined.

I cannot say how it was during this last Spring, Summer, and Fall, but I suspect that it is the same. Meanwhile many have retired or quit likely because of the mandates. They are now offering bonuses and already have jacked up the pay scales. Still, nobody is applying, the staffing shortage is critical.

This is a result of these mandates. Personally I am very surprised that so many have indulged the Administration by going along with this required BS vaccine(s.)

[brownsfan]

“This is a result of these mandates. Personally I am very surprised that so many have indulged the Administration by going along with this required BS vaccine(s.)”

It’s due to the CMS. If the hospital doesn’t play along, medicare dries up. A couple of the local hospitals stayed with the mandate, and about a week before they were going to start firing people, the CMS backed down, so the hospitals backed down. No one was fired, but they did push as many as possible into getting the jab.

Last year, I laughed at the “pandemic” because our hospital barely had any patients. Everything was closed down to accommodate covid patients who never came. This year, it’s different, we’re seeing covid patients. They aren’t dying in great numbers, but they are distressed.