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  1. Have any of these overwhelmed hospitals use ivermectin or HCQ? Have their communities seen an explosion of funeral homes to deal with the wholesale death?
  2. But the “vaccine” doesn’t prevent the disease, just reduces the possibility of death.
  3. We, healthcare professionals, can’t even do infection control IN A HOSPITAL adequately enough to stop nosocomial infections. How in the name of Zeus’s butthole, can anyone reasonably expect, non-medical John/Jane Q Public to do it right? I wore a mask in the OR for two years, there were times, rarely, that we got back to back AAA’s, everyone got a break. Our AAAs lasted 8 hrs average. I don’t know if anyone has addressed this or not, but what about the lack of challenge to our immune system? BC (Before Covid), when your wait person spoke holding your food, they inoculated your food with whatever critter were a part of their normal flora and fauna. Not to mention the kitchen, where yelling is the norm, and multiple people are inoculating everyone’s food. We didn’t think twice about it. Now the mass media has effectively turned us into Mr. Monks, (if you aren’t familiar with the reference, it’s a great show.) Our immune system is a use it or lose it system, like endogenous steroid.
  4. When they mandate some mark to indicate “vaccine” status. When movement is restricted due to “vaccine” status. When medical treatment is withheld due to “vaccine” status, even for non-kung flu issues. When people are segregated based on “vaccine” status. When people are euthanized based on “vaccine” status. Think I’m being hyperbolic? Remember when a “vaccine” mandate was considered hyperbolic conspiracy theory, I do.
  5. You do realize that animals are given the same medications as humans sometimes, right? There is an actual smear campaign going on about ivermectin as there was for hydroxychloroquine. Outside the US they are used with good effect, but the fda run by former and future big pharmaceutical executives have stifled, with the assistance of the mass media, to vilify legitimate treatments. You can check this out for yourselves, if there is a treatment, then the “vaccines” lose their Emergency Use Authorization. That is a lot of money lost if that happens, too big to fail sound familiar?
  6. I don’t get why you don’t think ivermectin is not FDA approved. Unplug from the MSM and read. Ivermectin is an antiparacidic, we use for scabies in humans. It has an excellent safety record, more than I can say about the “vaccine”, most of which are not FDA approved and zero safety record. Side effects are still being recorded.
  7. It has always been fear we have fought, media driven fear.
  8. When did this start? The last two jobs I interviewed for were for home visits. They paid % of billed, required to carry own malpractice, 1099, no mileage, no benefits. One place was paying $17 a visit, one place 40% of billed/collected, the other 30% billed for 90 days- then 50K base and 30% collected. What ever happened to, salary and benefits? I can tell you absolutely, that in the valley of the sun, if you aren’t FNP/PA-C or PMHNP, you are SOL.
  9. Look into ketamine therapy. It helped me.
  10. The head of anesthesia where I worked as an anesthesia technician was an epileptic. I hadn’t a clue until a few years after I left. My coworker reported that he had a seizure while driving. He remained head of the anesthesia group. They shouldn’t terminate you for your medical condition, I believe there are laws prohibiting that sort of thing.
  11. Nurses eat their young, always have, always will. I had it during training, they went to extraordinary measures to get me to quit, it didn’t work. Stand up to bullying, call them out in plain language. Set healthy boundaries and maintain them.
  12. I asked an Ophthalmologist this once. He said optometrists were the PAs for ophthalmologists for the most part. Im a polio victim when it comes to eyes. We didn’t get any training in that I recall.
  13. So, instead of taking this to PMs and discussing this like adults. You feel compelled to go all Donald Sutherland from Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

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