If I remember correctly, Covid-19 did the early and worst damage in elderly homes. I think Seattle area was the first major nursing home outbreak and of course New York was a catastrophe a few months later.
It killed the residents but not the staff. They didn’t do a lick of real science since those were obvious clues.
I still believe killing the elderly in homes (who likely suck up TONS of taxpayer money) was done purposefully and it’s criminal. Think about how much more funds politicians would have to grift with those “useless eaters” off the books.
Watched it run through several nursing homes in our community… most were fine. Working in a hospital gives you some true experiential data. My staff were turned away from the Emergency room and told to come back if they get sicker. 60 percent of my over 50 staff got it within the first weeks.
Had many cancer patients survive also.
There is a reason we call respiratory therapists the grim reapers. No matter what age, if they were on ventilators or Ecmos… they were more likely to die.
Unless you on on those for surgical reasons that’s been the case for forty years as I observed.
If you believed what the media were saying, nursing homes would have emptied out.
Yes, my wife and I had been long time volunteers and were occasionally paid for work we did at the Life Care Center of Kirkland. This is the place that you are referring to.
There are a couple of reasons why this place was hit hard. First it was one of the facilities in the area that was offering advanced respiratory care. They had both ventilators and could feed intravenously. This is unusual outside of a hospital. People who were very sick long term and likely to die soon were transferred from hospitals to this facility. They had a lot of very vulnerable people.
Kirkland and the “East Side” of King County have the highest concentration of recent Chinese arrivals in the State of Washington. Many of them went home for Chinese New Year and brought Covid back with them. Many of these recent arrivals work in care facilities. It is now known that it was going around the area before it was recognized that Covid was what was causing a slightly worse than normal flu season. The first officially recognized Covid case in the US was an individual who traveled to Wuhan and returned to his home on the “East Side”. The rest is history.
The Life Care Center of Kirkland got a bad rap. My wife worked in multilevel career facilities for most of her nursing career and I volunteered wherever she worked. This was one of the best places. We haven't been there since a couple months before Covid hit.
And the gene therapy unleashed on the unwitting, forced test subjects was never tested in the area of stopping the spread.
And now, all ‘vaccines’ have fallen under the shadow of this doubt we have in institutional medicine in general.
And now, again, what does Bill Gates think makes him qualified to be in this area of endeavor at all?