How many people died from getting hooked up to ventilators, all because the feds created a perverse incentive by granting funds to hospitals that pumped up their numbers?
Back in April the fatality rate for ventilators was 85%.
The fatality rate for Covid was, even in it's worst demographic, less than 5%.
You tell me how many people were slaughtered by the hospitals.
No one's ever answered the question why Germany and Italy had Alpha strain out-breaks at the same time, but Italy's deaths dwarfed Germany's. Surely it can't be that the Germans (typical to their culture), tried to use ventilators only sparingly if it wasn't absolutely necessary.
Same, fren. Same. Mine was definitely quite a bit overweight too. Not a day goes by where I don't regret not being able to stop it. Idk what I would have done. Give him ivermectin? Tell him to vehemently decline the ventilator? Recommend daily vitamin D supplements before he got sick? I don't know.
It's typically not happening anymore, that's why we have giant piles of unused ventilators that we emergency produced. For the most part, hospitals have switched to a number of different medicines for treatment, even if it isn't HQC or Ivermectine.
How many people died from getting hooked up to ventilators, all because the feds created a perverse incentive by granting funds to hospitals that pumped up their numbers?
Back in April the fatality rate for ventilators was 85%.
The fatality rate for Covid was, even in it's worst demographic, less than 5%.
You tell me how many people were slaughtered by the hospitals.
No one's ever answered the question why Germany and Italy had Alpha strain out-breaks at the same time, but Italy's deaths dwarfed Germany's. Surely it can't be that the Germans (typical to their culture), tried to use ventilators only sparingly if it wasn't absolutely necessary.
This literally happened to my uncle. He died on a ventilator in the hospital.
Same, fren. Same. Mine was definitely quite a bit overweight too. Not a day goes by where I don't regret not being able to stop it. Idk what I would have done. Give him ivermectin? Tell him to vehemently decline the ventilator? Recommend daily vitamin D supplements before he got sick? I don't know.
It's typically not happening anymore, that's why we have giant piles of unused ventilators that we emergency produced. For the most part, hospitals have switched to a number of different medicines for treatment, even if it isn't HQC or Ivermectine.