https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2023/04/what_happened_in_hospitals_during_covid.html An excerpt: Hospitals should be places you can trust to provide comfort and healing when you’re most vulnerable. That sounds like a fairy tale. At the very least, people should keep in mind that a hospital is a for profit business. Also, even if they have good intentions, they can make mistakes. so much trust in the medical system got people into trouble during C19. Amir Tsarfati: The World Health Organization has warned that rebels in Sudan have seized a central public laboratory that held samples of diseases including polio and measles, creating an "extremely dangerous" situation: "a huge biological risk is being created." Do we think this was an accident? Accident? :mdrmdr: That poor MD: the result of his study, no more medical license comparing vaxed with unvaxed patients. https://www.brighteon.com/07e47528-8003-4726-91b6-1dfe7238e646 Hoping he connects with some group that can possibly win his license back. Lord please guide and bless him! My guess is that he’ll fight it in court and win. I receive Dr. Mercola's Top Stories in my inbox, and I'm posting one of his topics here, mainly for churchgal and Tammie. It's entitled: A Good Death? The Midazolam Murders. But, for anyone interested. You may want to increase the speed, or fast forward to pertinent parts. Each year, tens of thousands of elderly and terminally ill patients are quietly euthanised in NHS facilities. In hospitals, care homes and hospices, behind closed doors, their deaths are hastened in what appears to be a caring and humane way. But how has this practice of euthanasia – illegal in the UK and carrying a life prison sentence – become so widespread and acceptable? And why are people who are nowhere near the end of their lives being given killer ‘cocktails’ of drugs that are used in many US states for executions? https://rumble.com/v1dq083-a-good-death-documentary-about-involuntary-euthanasia-with-midazolam.html Midazolam, better known by it's common name Versed is a sedation medication. It is very strong. It has been used in the hospital and surgery centers for years to sedate people before surgery, sometimes in combination with other medicines and sometimes just by itself. It has been used recently to keep people sedated while they are on a ventilator as being fully awake would be more than uncomfortable. It is a very effective medicine with less side effects than most others. When administering this medicine, it is required to have a patient on a cardiac monitor to monitor heart rate, blood pressure and oxygen saturation. The effect in addition to sedation is lowering of heart rate, blood pressure and respirations (breathing). When used as intended and monitored, it is a good medicine. It has been used in some hospice situations but I do not approve of that because the use of it would be more like assisted suicide. I have cared for and been the medical provider for many people on hospice in which relieving pain and providing comfort is the primary focus and I am all for that!! including many medicines like morphine, dilaudid, ativan and nausea meds. When Versed is used in the instances that have been described in the long term care centers, it is a murder weapon. It is assisted suicide and I have serious doubts if some of the patient or families were even aware that it was being done. I think they used the DNR order which means do not resuscitate, to withhold any kind of treatment for covid which is illegal at the least and murderous at its worst. I am appalled, discouraged and outraged at what has happened in the majority of the medical community at large. I am not throwing all health care workers under the bus, but I am seriously questioning what some of these people were actually thinking when they swore above all else to "do no harm". 
