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I haven't been in the hospital now for a few years, and it is the last place I would want to go. Would need to install a nanny camera system in there so that the whole thing is recorded... and have a bodyguard next to me 24/7. Why were you there? How long ago? I hope you have ivm and hcq to stay out!
In January of 2021, I had surgery to repair a torn meniscus in my left knee. In February, I had the repair on my right knee for the same reason. In both instances, I did not follow my Ortho Dr's instructions to wear the compression socks and the other device (like a blood pressure cuff) that helps to reduced the chance of clotting. Dumb on my part, I know. Anyway, I ended up in the hospital at the end of February with pulmonary embolisms. While I was being tested in the emergency room, they also did the swab test for Covid. (I will never allow this again!). They came back 15 minutes later and said I had Covid too, which I knew I did not. I had a very mild case of that bioweapon in Nov of 2020. A series of Doctors and nurses came into the room for the various tests and then one Indian Dr. came in dressed in his DefCon 4 suit complete with mask and visor explaining to me about my options to treat my "Covid". After 3-4 different treatment options I rejected them all but, was talked into taking...wait for it...Run death is near! Remdesiver! I knew nothing of it at the time and was not aware that it was another Fauci experimental drug that had been pulled from trials in African Ebola patients because it was causing renal failure.
So, I was admitted to the hospital in what was set up for Covid patients. There was this loud blower in the room the whole time sending air in the room to the outside. I was there for 2 nights and 3 days. A bag of Remdesiver was given to me for both nights. I thank the Good Lord that I did not getting any negative effects from it, that I'm aware of.
BTW, that hospital is currently under construction with a new, huge wing being added. I assume from all the Covid money they got.
Oh goodness! Drats on the compression machine - they are a pain! How you ever escaped from that madness is quite a testimony. God's angels were looking after you! And how incredibly picturesque the doctor in the DefCon 4 suit must have been... and/or how ludicrous they had the playbook perfected. Thank God you got away from the Remdesivir/Veklury. And that they took care of the clots to the lungs.
Yes, if I knew then what I know now I would have not allowed them to wear me down with the Remdesiver. I also would not have allowed them to shove that swab up my nose to almost my brain!
Right? It's okay... we didn't know how bad everything was then ... Lots of people got that stupid swab before we even thought that they could take our DNA and store it ... that's when we trusted our government. And now the best thing we can say is, "Never again!" So don't feel bad... we were all duped.
Did you know that a baby got a swab stuck up the nose, and it led to meningitis and death? And several military in service also suffered the same fate - death from a swab. And then there was the nurse who almost swallowed it so she thought it would be better to try to really swallow it instead of pull it out - not thinking it would get stuck in her intestines and require emergency surgery! She survived but (?) how do people think like that?
BTW it isn't supposed to go straight up the nose, because it can perforate the cribriform plate and go straight into the brain. It would first puncture the dura and then lead to a cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak. The CSF would then get infected, leading to swelling of the meningeal covering around the entire brain and spinal cord. That is the mechanism of meningitis due to a nasal swab.
When they swab, they are supposed to grab that piece of tissue using more of an angle toward the ear, not up toward the brain.
No one would think such a thing could be possible, but it happens. And that doesn't count the professor PhD who gave a slide show on his study of the swab tip. It's a roto-rooter that does a punch biopsy and takes the same sample of tissue used in DNA samples. He was later found dead. I saw his video and he was adamant they were taking DNA samples with the swab; many think that lecture was true.
Great information! I hope, and pray, I don't have to stay in a hospital again.
I haven't been in the hospital now for a few years, and it is the last place I would want to go. Would need to install a nanny camera system in there so that the whole thing is recorded... and have a bodyguard next to me 24/7. Why were you there? How long ago? I hope you have ivm and hcq to stay out!
In January of 2021, I had surgery to repair a torn meniscus in my left knee. In February, I had the repair on my right knee for the same reason. In both instances, I did not follow my Ortho Dr's instructions to wear the compression socks and the other device (like a blood pressure cuff) that helps to reduced the chance of clotting. Dumb on my part, I know. Anyway, I ended up in the hospital at the end of February with pulmonary embolisms. While I was being tested in the emergency room, they also did the swab test for Covid. (I will never allow this again!). They came back 15 minutes later and said I had Covid too, which I knew I did not. I had a very mild case of that bioweapon in Nov of 2020. A series of Doctors and nurses came into the room for the various tests and then one Indian Dr. came in dressed in his DefCon 4 suit complete with mask and visor explaining to me about my options to treat my "Covid". After 3-4 different treatment options I rejected them all but, was talked into taking...wait for it...Run death is near! Remdesiver! I knew nothing of it at the time and was not aware that it was another Fauci experimental drug that had been pulled from trials in African Ebola patients because it was causing renal failure.
So, I was admitted to the hospital in what was set up for Covid patients. There was this loud blower in the room the whole time sending air in the room to the outside. I was there for 2 nights and 3 days. A bag of Remdesiver was given to me for both nights. I thank the Good Lord that I did not getting any negative effects from it, that I'm aware of.
BTW, that hospital is currently under construction with a new, huge wing being added. I assume from all the Covid money they got.
Oh goodness! Drats on the compression machine - they are a pain! How you ever escaped from that madness is quite a testimony. God's angels were looking after you! And how incredibly picturesque the doctor in the DefCon 4 suit must have been... and/or how ludicrous they had the playbook perfected. Thank God you got away from the Remdesivir/Veklury. And that they took care of the clots to the lungs.
Yes, if I knew then what I know now I would have not allowed them to wear me down with the Remdesiver. I also would not have allowed them to shove that swab up my nose to almost my brain!
Right? It's okay... we didn't know how bad everything was then ... Lots of people got that stupid swab before we even thought that they could take our DNA and store it ... that's when we trusted our government. And now the best thing we can say is, "Never again!" So don't feel bad... we were all duped.
Did you know that a baby got a swab stuck up the nose, and it led to meningitis and death? And several military in service also suffered the same fate - death from a swab. And then there was the nurse who almost swallowed it so she thought it would be better to try to really swallow it instead of pull it out - not thinking it would get stuck in her intestines and require emergency surgery! She survived but (?) how do people think like that?
BTW it isn't supposed to go straight up the nose, because it can perforate the cribriform plate and go straight into the brain. It would first puncture the dura and then lead to a cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak. The CSF would then get infected, leading to swelling of the meningeal covering around the entire brain and spinal cord. That is the mechanism of meningitis due to a nasal swab.
When they swab, they are supposed to grab that piece of tissue using more of an angle toward the ear, not up toward the brain.
No one would think such a thing could be possible, but it happens. And that doesn't count the professor PhD who gave a slide show on his study of the swab tip. It's a roto-rooter that does a punch biopsy and takes the same sample of tissue used in DNA samples. He was later found dead. I saw his video and he was adamant they were taking DNA samples with the swab; many think that lecture was true.