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1. One Liner to Diffuse Escalating Situation With Patient

   rusti1 replied to Lev's topic in Relations

   I do agree. I am one who cannot tolerate pain...I hope I wouldn't have to

2. News Flash Everybody Farts!

   rusti1 replied to hppygr8ful's topic in General Nursing

   It is a normal function of the body, but, if there are digestive issues (which may be affected by what goes in the body such as medication, unnatural foods, etc.), then it will be "bad" or more often. The body then has a more difficult time processi...

3. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

   rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

   It's a good thing Vitamin C has been discovered and used since! except by conventionals

4. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

   rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

   I gave studies!... The effectiveness of vitamin C in preventing and relieving the symptoms of virus-induced respiratory infections. - PubMed - NCBI http://www.uofmhealth.org/health-library/hn-2929001 Alll kinds of studies! :)

5. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

   rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

   I personally find 1000 mg a day does well, except in cold weather it varies. Vitamins vary for every unique condition, and there's no set "prescribed" amount that seems to obsess conventionals. It's a vitamin. They're need at different times and di...

6. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

   rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

   It's easy to look up Vitamin C for one's self, it's not a prescribed drug, and I suggested it knowing how well it works for respiratory conditions, and for years. For that one's sake if she were interested enough she would do so. Vitamin C | Univer...

7. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

   rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

   And, Re: "Who is this magical 4 bad flu episodes person you keep talking about? And once again, I ask you - did this person get tested for the flu, or is it an assumption that that is what it was? Having 4 difficult "flu episodes" in 5 years has li...

8. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

   rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

   Re: Is it "respiratory problems all your life", or is it since you were pregnant. For real, pick one story and stick with it. It's both! :) Since a child, having bronchitis. This wasn't bronchitis but, one time I woke up with my throat closing, una...

9. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

   rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

   Ixchel, if someone doesn't tell your sister nurse there that getting yet another vaccine, after 4 of 5 years of flu episodes almost putting her out despite being vaccinated, she may not survive this one, I am not the one who is "dangerous". You alo...

10. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

    rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

    My "ivory tower"? I listened to conventional medicine for years, not questioning, assuming they're expertise, being on 4 asthma meds including steroids. I also "listened" and got the vaccine! But, then got the flu soon afterwards. I learned for m...

11. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

    rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

    I'm sure you are well educated in your "science", but, reality is what speaks to me. Health has not improved in the last 50 years. It's only become more dependent on synthetic drugs that may take care of one thing, but cause 10 other ill-effects, ...

12. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

    rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

    Are you speaking of children worldwide #s?. Because malnourished children can get deathly ill from a cold. Malnourished children need real food and nutrients. That's what keeps measles, the cold, the flu and most other infectuous diseases not so da...

13. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

    rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

    Ok well, it supposedly "stopped the spread" of a mild childhood disease (not the plague) that we were encouraged to get, and be immune for life. It still didn't stop the 6 who were vaccinated from getting it, so no guarantees there either. And, as ...

14. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

    rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

    Really, the odd thing is, the vaccine is not "guaranteed" from anything too. So, I actually don't know who's "protected" there either. Of course the unvaccinated are the first to blame with "blood on their hands". This is all becoming rather surr...

15. The Controversy: Mandatory Flu Vaccines

    rusti1 replied to Julie Reyes's topic in General Nursing

    I suppose you all remember the "Disney 20". The biggest deal of how children not vaccinated got the measles (a once mild childhood disease we all got btw). Well, it wasn't a surprise that the 15 UNvaccinated got the measles. What was surprising w...