Empty ICU units in Pennsylvania hospitals

Yup..... Bump...

I'll go out and talk to some nurses between breaks tomorrow in the parking lot and upload to youtube... any questions you want me to ask them?

My town is about 150k, pretty big hospital with a testing site.

I'll check this thread before I go so leave your questions.

Philly here. No surge yet. Walk by Jeff and Penn ERs every day w/ dog. When I passed today at 11 AM, Nurses were having dance-offs in the testing area (parking lot) because no one was there at all.

Same is true in hospitals across the country, except for a few hot spots like metropolitan New York.

The city of Aurora, Illinois, has a population of 200,000. Only 3 people have died of COVID-19.

[link to www.aurora-il.org (secure)]

67 people have tested positive, but most of them--including the mayor--are simply at home, often still working remotely.

not from me......

I have a second hand confirmation of this in Pennsylvania. The owner of a small local health food store and I were exchanging news this past weekend. He said a customer of his who is a nurse at a nearby, large, supposedly cutting edge hospital, was processing paperwork for someone who had just died in her ward. She had cared for the guy, but he had a respiratory infection with complications and wasn’t able to pull out of it. When she came to the place on the form listing ‘cause of death’ she found it had been listed as ‘coronavirus’. Well, his charts had never mentioned anything about this, so she questioned the doctor who had filled out the form. He told her they ‘had been instructed to list all deaths as coronavirus’. In this case the victim had never been ‘tested’, so the doctor was simply following orders. So much for the integrity of the ‘advanced’ health professional, although you can see at the level of the nursing staff, they are none too comfortable with this.

She also said the wards were not only empty of coronavirus patients… but were quieter than is normal.

This makes no sense. I expect a false flag or a signature moment of suffering (photo or iconic image) because if this hoax continues, it will be exposed within the next day or two. #filmyourhospital