bigredfish
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The hospitals killed far more than they saved.
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I have personally heard from two nurses with very similar experiences. They both worked for major big hospitals. They both said they and their co-workers worked in fear, not of COVID, though they did at first, but fear of doing the wrong thing not following orders and losing their jobs. They were not allowed to question anything, again in fear. Both had death stories. At that time they both asked me and others they told with me to not share their names or what they told us. I am still honoring their wish.The hospitals killed far more than they saved.
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What pissses me off is that if she had shared any of that DURING that time-- her posts about it would disappear, her account would have been locked, and she may well have lost her social media accounts because the GOVERNMENT would have told the Corps to kill her speech. those fuckers.I have personally heard from two nurses with very similar experiences. They both worked for major big hospitals. They both said they and their co-workers worked in fear, not of COVID, though they did at first, but fear of doing the wrong thing not following orders and losing their jobs. They were not allowed to question anything, again in fear. Both had death stories. At that time they both asked me and others they told with me to not share their names or what they told us. I am still honoring their wish.
I am with you. Zuckerberg just confirmed what you just said and what the Biden-Harris administration did to Facebook and other platforms, censoring what was Really going on in the Hospitals...What pissses me off is that if she had shared any of that DURING that time-- her posts about it would disappear, her account would have been locked, and she may well have lost her social media accounts because the GOVERNMENT would have told the Corps to kill her speech. those fuckers.
My wife left her job of 20 years as a RN at the hospital. Her hospital was the very last one in our area to hold out on the mandate, and they were very open that they would allow for religious exemptions.I am with you. Zuckerberg just confirmed what you just said and what the Biden-Harris administration did to Facebook and other platforms, censoring what was Really going on in the Hospitals...
Threaten someone's livelihood and fear sets in, this was the case with the Hospitals following CDC orders and pushing them on their Doctors who pushed it on the staff. I don't know of any Medical worker during the Plandemic that did not fear losing their job. Having the Jab forced on them too...
Many Hospitals lost some very Good Workers...probably DEI Hires now...My wife left her job of 20 years as a RN at the hospital. Her hospital was the very last one in our area to hold out on the mandate, and they were very open that they would allow for religious exemptions.
Her stance was that she would not work for anyone who mandates the jab. She quickly found a new job, and has never been happier.
Yeah, when our Mom broke her ankle, we had to hire a Sitter, $480 a day. $20 an hour, that's $15K a month. They worked in 8 hour shifts so we got several different workers. They only had one job, to keep our Mom from trying to walk on her cast. Some were RNs but enjoyed being a Contractor setting their own hours to work. But they were not allowed, or suppose to give healthcare, they were to contact someone. We would pop in several random times to check on Mom, them. Mom ended up in Memory Care and only paid a third of what the Sitters charged monthly, plus she got clothes washed, 3 meals, bathing, activities, etc. Those who want to have 24/7 home care are in for a huge bill...^^^^
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Ive seen it up close and personal and spoken to some RN's where I saw it that have been there for 10+years. They lost a LOT of good staff and have been replaced by practically anyone with a pulse who can use a thermometer. Quality of care has plummeted. When Mom was in the hospital for 9 days, I was there 15-18 hours per day and hired a trusted care provider (former RN) to be there when I wasn't. You simply cant leave loved ones alone in a hospital anymore