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#108,501
DynaLo said:
We’ve been told that Covid is a respiratory virus that causes pneumonia which requires hospitalization.
So what are we going to call that forced protocol of intubation, IV administered Remdesivir with its lovely side effect of renal dysfunction and saline drips to add even more fluid removal to already distressed kidneys, that all results in pulmonary edema in patients that initially presented with pneumonia?
Should that be considered involuntary, voluntary or premeditated?
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Healthcare as a whole messed up with that for sure. Kidney failure seems to be the death indicator and it was caused by pumping medication
 
#108,502
#108,502
DynaLo said:
We’ve been told that Covid is a respiratory virus that causes pneumonia which requires hospitalization.
So what are we going to call that forced protocol of intubation, IV administered Remdesivir with its lovely side effect of renal dysfunction and saline drips to add even more fluid removal to already distressed kidneys, that all results in pulmonary edema in patients that initially presented with pneumonia?
Should that be considered involuntary, voluntary or premeditated?
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The intubation only occurs once O2 reaches critical levels. What did your medical school teach about proper protocol in that situation?
 
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#108,503
AshG said:
A great listen about the light peaking out over the horizon where the pandemic is concerned.


And for those of you who see the letters N, P, and R and either start twitching or wanting to gag, this is actually a solid listen. It extols natural immunity as the most significant component of the way forward and acknowledges that it will peter out into just another variant of the common cold with vaccines available for the most at-risk (just like flu season).
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I listen to NPR a good bit in the car. Overall, I find a lot of their content interesting. This is what many of us have said all along. I’m not against taking a vaccine, I ended up taking the jab. But we have known in the end we’re just going to have to let this play out and rely heavily on natural immunity to do so. And it sucks because I lost a very good friend a few weeks ago to it as so many others have. A lot of hard lessons in all of this.
 
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#108,505
AshG said:
The intubation only occurs once O2 reaches critical levels. What did your medical school teach about proper protocol in that situation?
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That a one size fits all standardized response might not be the best course of action for each presented Covid case based on an individuals health history.

We fondly refer to it as the College of Common Sense. More people should try and attend it.
 
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#108,507
I want to add, yet again, vaccination status is less important than immunity status. Furthermore, the "at risk" demographics have been immunized at a high rate. Continually forcing a vaccination feels more and more about profit for Big Pharma and less about common sense for citizens.
Ironic because so many hate the military-industrial complex but support the government-pharma complex.
 
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McDad said:
I want to add, yet again, vaccination status is less important than immunity status. Furthermore, the "at risk" demographics have been immunized at a high rate. Continually forcing a vaccination feels more and more about profit for Big Pharma and less about common sense for citizens.
Ironic because so many hate the military-industrial complex but support the government-pharma complex.
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They'll tell you they don't though. In one post they bemoan things like epipen and chemo prices, then in the next tell everyone to TAKE THE INFINITE BOOSTERS.
 
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ButchPlz said:
I'm afraid requiring a secure reporting system requiring ID or authorization would exclude vulnerable populations from having a say. And after all, there is no evidence of widespread VAERS fraud.
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Personal Foul.

Arguments used by Democrat socialists are not allowed to be used against Democrat socialists.
 
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LouderVol said:
For the greater good, right @luthervol ?

Exactly the type of crap that gets justified.
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The greater good would have been to contact the parents first.
But it is also for the greater good to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to allow a young non-verbal girl with down syndrome to attend public schools.
I guess there is no private school stepping up and volunteering.
 
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#108,513
DynaLo said:
That a one size fits all standardized response might not be the best course of action for each presented Covid case based on an individuals health history.

We fondly refer to it as the College of Common Sense. More people should try and attend it.
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Malpractice insurance companies and malpractice lawyers don't recognize that college. Nor do accreditation boards, hiring committee, specialization fellowships, etc.
 
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#108,514
luthervol said:
The greater good would have been to contact the parents first.
But it is also for the greater good to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to allow a young non-verbal girl with down syndrome to attend public schools.
I guess there is no private school stepping up and volunteering.
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So you are for school choice and vouchers?
 
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#108,519
UT_VOLS13 said:
Post them.
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Share the burden.
Down syndrome, self contained, EBD, etc.....
Very few private schools seek out these students - in fact, they avoid them like the plague.
The few private institutions that do serve this population are ALWAYS non-profit.
Give public schools the freedom to give choice and vouchers to the students who they are not adequately able to serve.
Then insist that private schools must accept these students.
If a student is a total failure and/or discipline problem in the public school system, let's give private schools the chance to show how it should be done.
 
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#108,521
AshG said:
Malpractice insurance companies and malpractice lawyers don't recognize that college. Nor do accreditation boards, hiring committee, specialization fellowships, etc.
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The malpractice folks don’t need to as their services really haven’t been required due to the liability shielding that’s been put into place for doctors/hospitals using the one size fits all Covid hospitalization protocol. 😉

Gosh, I wonder why that protocol required the additional liability protections? It’s almost like they knew beforehand it was going to create major issues that would normally result in lawsuits.

Liability protections for health care professionals during COVID-19
 
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luthervol said:
Share the burden.
Down syndrome, self contained, EBD, etc.....
Very few private schools seek out these students - in fact, they avoid them like the plague.
The few private institutions that do serve this population are ALWAYS non-profit.
Give public schools the freedom to give choice and vouchers to the students who they are not adequately able to serve.
Then insist that private schools must accept these students.
If a student is a total failure and/or discipline problem in the public school system, let's give private schools the chance to show how it should be done.
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Forcing private schools to accept students they don’t want or can’t provide the necessary accommodations for is your solution?
 
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MG1968 said:
Forcing private schools to accept students they don’t want or can’t provide the necessary accommodations for is your solution?
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There are several private schools which specialize in special needs children in and around middle Tennessee. Finding solutions for non existent problems is what bureaucrats do.
 
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#108,524
luthervol said:
Share the burden.
Down syndrome, self contained, EBD, etc.....
Very few private schools seek out these students - in fact, they avoid them like the plague.
The few private institutions that do serve this population are ALWAYS non-profit.
Give public schools the freedom to give choice and vouchers to the students who they are not adequately able to serve.
Then insist that private schools must accept these students.
If a student is a total failure and/or discipline problem in the public school system, let's give private schools the chance to show how it should be done.
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So mandates on the private sector. Who would have guessed?
 
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#108,525
luthervol said:
Share the burden.
Down syndrome, self contained, EBD, etc.....
Very few private schools seek out these students - in fact, they avoid them like the plague.
The few private institutions that do serve this population are ALWAYS non-profit.
Give public schools the freedom to give choice and vouchers to the students who they are not adequately able to serve.
Then insist that private schools must accept these students.
If a student is a total failure and/or discipline problem in the public school system, let's give private schools the chance to show how it should be done.
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So just a creative way, of achieving the liberal educators wet dream of eliminating private schools, by mandating who they accept. Color me shocked
 
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