This is why the medical cartels need to be destroyed. They cannot be fixed. They are killing people
A story about evil nurses - and a precautionary tale if you have to go into hospital.
When I lived in Brooklyn, my best friend who I grew up with was a nurse. She is one of the kindest, most morally-grounded people I’ve ever known.
When she did her placement, she told me that the cruellest, most sadistic nurses in the hospital she worked in were put into the maternity and paediatrics departments.
I was shocked! After giving birth in Australian hospitals, however (until I was smart enough to birth a home - highly recommended!) I can see that to be the case.
Hospitals - places of torture - not healing
We all know that the hospital system was intentionally murdering people during the pre-jab (and post jab too) period in order to boost the number of deaths that could be blamed on COVID. (See my recent Substack post below to read more about this) But hospital cruelty, malpractice and outright sadism didn’t begin or end with the last 3 1/2 years.
Australian Hospitals
Survey after survey of the Australian hospital system shows that it is incredibly inefficient and dangerous. See this recent report from 2018 published by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Below are just a couple of tables from this eye-opening survey - the latest of many showing very similar horrendous results from our failing hospital system.
Are ‘health professionals’ trained to be uncaring and sadistic?
There is something very wrong with the way medical professionals are trained. Doctors I know well have told me that they were told never to become emotionally involved in a patient’s well-being or the outcome of their treatment.
These are the most important things for any healer to do - they should have a connection with the person sitting in front of them and want them to get better - want whatever they give them to actually work.
It is this disconnect, I feel, that is at the heart of what is wrong with medicine and why it is unfixable and must be completely torn apart, never to be seen again. We need people who are vested in you getting better - not in you taking as many ‘remedies’ they prescribe as possible regardless of the outcome
Trust your doctor?
The following story was published on Twitter by a journalist living in the UK. I am sharing it here in full. Read it and realise that once you go into hospital, you give up your rights, your freedoms and far too often, your health or your life.
Why we still trust mainstream doctors; why we haven’t seen them on trial for murder and genocide is beyond me. It makes me think that society is under some kind of hypnotic trance where they can’t - or won’t - see what is actually right in front of their faces.
@JacquiDeevoy1 on Twitter
This is a message from a friend who worked for the NHS and was in hospital a while ago after having a major stroke.
She’d told me before about the nasty nurses she’d encountered as a patient in a West Midlands hospital but today she decided to elaborate…
“Have you ever considered why the nursing profession appears to attract lots of very unwell people with various personality disorders? So many seem to be suffering from little Napoleon syndrome. These sick people are given a tiny bit of authority and then they use it to bully, torment and gaslight vulnerable people.
When I was in hospital after having a stroke, I had to contend with a truly evil agency nurse. She only let me use the toilet once in the morning and then again after the evening meal. I was made to wait all day before I could pee. One time, this sadistic nurse looked me in the eyes and instructed me to wet myself in my wheelchair.
While I was on the stroke ward, three nurses were dismissed for gross misconduct. They’d been taking bets on which patients were going to commit suicide during their shift. (My GP had heard what happened to me so she came to the ward and then made a formal complaint about the staff.)
One of my former colleagues - a good friend - was doing a placement in the hospital when I was there and she told me about all the other shocking things that were going on. She would have loved to have blown the whistle but sadly, before she had the chance, she dropped dead of a heart attack. She was only in her 30s.
I’ll never go into hospital again. I’d rather die than be at the mercy of these delusional evil-doers. I’m terrified about getting ill but I’m more terrified of the nurses.”
I’d like to add that not all nurses are bad but my friend believes it’s important to emphasise that several she encountered were positively psychopathic. She wanted to speak up because she knows many patients aren’t believed when they report the wrongdoings of nurses - no one wants to accept that the people who are supposed to be caring for us can be that cruel - and wants them to know that they’re not alone.
My friend wants to remain anonymous for now. When she is fully recovered, she may feel more inclined to show her face.
This is not the exception. From my experience of the hospital system, these nurses are the rule. One thing the COVID situation did was very quickly and effectively remove all health professionals from the system who cared about patients, would think twice before doing something that would harm another person or wouldn’t just ‘follow orders’ given by the government or the hospital administration if it would cause harm to someone under their care.
Forewarned is forearmed
If you absolutely MUST go into hospital, please read this information first. And if at all possible, make sure you have a strong and determined advocate with you at every stage of your treatment. One thing the lockdowns effectively did was separate those who care about us from those who would actively participate in our harm and, far too-often, our death. Never be alone.
Read the information from the Medical Error Action Group on how to protect yourself in hospital.
It is sad that we need to do this, but trust must be earned and the medical profession has shown very clearly that they cannot be trusted.
Excellent article on a very important, and with Covid1984 remdesivir etc. patient-slaughter, critically relevant and timely topic: IATROGENIC HARM AND DEATH.
Yes, "There is something very wrong with the way medical professionals are trained."
Go to PAMELA WIBLE for doctor suicide and the horrible training doctors must endure until they can no longer.
https://www.idealmedicalcare.org/
https://www.idealmedicalcare.org/
And Australian doctors pushing back
HIPPOCRASY: HOW DOCTORS ARE BETRAYING THEIR OATH
by Rachelle Buchbinder and Ian Harris
“Two world-leading doctors reveal the true state of modern medicine and how doctors are letting their patients down. In Hippocrasy, rheumatologist and epidemiologist Rachelle Buchbinder and orthopaedic surgeon Ian Harris argue that the benefits of medical treatments are often wildly overstated and the harms understated. That overtreatment and overdiagnosis are rife. And the medical system is not fit for purpose: designed to deliver health care not health. This powerful exposÉ reveals the tests, drugs, and treatments that provide little or no benefit for patients and the inherent problem of a medical system based on treating rather than preventing illness. The book also provides tips to empower patients—do I really need this treatment? What are the risks? Are there simpler, safer options? What happens if I do nothing? Plus solutions to help restructure how medicine is delivered to help doctors live up to their Hippocratic Oath”
https://www.amazon.com/Hippocrasy-doctors-betraying-their-oath-ebook/dp/B09KN222CX/
And GARY NULL’S DEATH BY MEDICINE, 2011, 1:35:39
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLiQ_2BpozM
Get free, stay safe.
I like that point about 'forewarned is forearmed'. It is VERY true.
When I considered going to hospital for my 3rd child (the homebirth midwife had cancelled on me when I was 5 months pregnant!), I first called a local-ish hospital, and spoke with a midwife there. I asked relevant Qs and she gave me truthful answers about the Obstetrician there. Needless to say, he and I would NOT have seen eye to eye! So I had a freebirth instead! Much better choice :-)
How many women would never have been in my position because they didn't ask questions FIRST, well before giving birth...? They were invariably the poor, sorry souls who weren't listened to by their belligerent 'doctor'...
When my hubby recently sliced his leg open (not a serious injury), I went to the local hospital as his advocate. We felt it was necessary and he's glad I was there for him. No nasty tetanus injection given! I did my job and all was well. He felt safer because of having me there. I even took out his stitches 13 days later - because we didn't want to go to hospital again, or a GP! And I dressed his wound a few times, too. So yes, I'm a very useful wifey!
When my son sliced his leg open years ago (it was serious), hubby & I had to do speed-reading and find out about tetanus injections ourselves because the 'doctors' wouldn't do surgery on his gaping, bleeding wound without a tetanus injection. Seriously.
Now, tetanus is an ANAEROBIC bacterium, so I'm pretty sure that loads of oxygen-filled blood in a gaping wound would not predispose someone to a tetanus infection. But somehow the 'doctors' didn't know that one...weird, huh?!?! Hubby was amazing and used his phone and his research skills to find 'tetanus immunoglobulins' - which was actually the correct one to administer if the patient is unvaccinated, which all our kids are, AND if tetanus is actually a risk (which it wasn't, but whatever, right? Who cares about science anymore?!?!). Then I had to speed-read the damned leaflet insert to make sure the anaesthetist didn't cause anaphylaxis by injecting it straight into his cannula! Thank goodness hubby and I could at least read and do research.
And when the damned cannula was being put in, they sent a HEAVY (a big male nurse) in as well - just in case my little 5 year old son needed to be pinned down so the little Asian doctor (newbie) could put it in. Yet again, I played 'Doctor' that day (well, I am one, but in Chiropractic, not Medicine!), by checking my son's skin temperature (cooler), his skin colour (paler) and breathing (it was slowing) to determine that he was asleep at this point. I gave some relevant history (that he's a heavy sleeper) to the 'doctor' and suggested that he should sleep through the cannula procedure if she was gentle - which he did. The 'doctor' was actually very thankful for my help, but the male nurse just sat on the end of the bed looking like a cranky bastard. Perhaps he would've preferred to pin down what would've been my screaming 5-year old kid whilst he had a needle forcibly thrust into his arm, who knows?! But at least the paediatric nurses on the ward the next day (at Canberra Hospital) were really lovely and sweet.
Anyway, my experience of hospitals and medical people is to AVOID them if you can, and if not, I whole-heartedly agree that you absolutely, DEFINITELY need an Advocate with you! Never be alone in hospital!! Not unless you want to die or suffer. My Mum certainly had some tales to tell me about nasty nurses when she was in Epworth Private in Geelong earlier this year...
So I don't want to go to hospital thanks. I've gotten through almost 45 years of life and I've never been an in-patient and I never want to be. I don't even enjoy being an Advocate for people in hospital, even though it seems I can do it quite well. I just really hate hospitals and 'medical' stuff!! Perhaps my memories of those vaccinations that caused me damage as a kid - and adult - are still keeping me sharp.
Mulder was right - trust no-one.