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I am a nurse in a medium sized hospital in Missouri - covid | |
Green Eggs & Ham
 User ID: 77311748  United States11/20/2020 10:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am a nurse in Missouri. The last two weeks I have worked with covid patients. This stuff is real and it is rough. (I do think it is manmade though and released for a purpose.) Today, I was moved to my regular floor (noncovid) only to find out that soon, it will be covid too. Our hospital is operating in crisis mode right now. Soon we will be operating in disaster mode. Our morgue is full. We have a temporary morgue set up outside the hospital. This morning we had 90 covid patients. This evening when I left my shift for the day, we were up to 105. My regular hall started moving patients to another floor/hall to make room for covid patients and as soon as they can reverse flow our rooms, we will begin rooming them in our hall. Quoting: Sonflower17 I don't like the lockdowns. I think the restrictions actually make things worse. I mean, lets have walmart close one entrance and shorten their hours so that ALL the people who want to go there have to go in the same time frame AND have to go in the same door, thereby causing more crowding and possible exposure. The same goes for all the other places using those type of restrictions. Anyway, be safe. Because someone doesn't want us to get through this in one piece.  Yawn. FAKE! The hospitals were insolvent BEFORE covid. It's just a free money checkbox for the hospitals. Just because people are coming in with chest problems doesn't mean they have covid. There's a SHIT-TON of people with chest/breathing problems. Like ALOT of people. Nothing but the flu. Yup. Our hospital is full too because the people who were putting off elective surgeries have to do them now or suffer. They've already waited nearly a year. And also because everyone in town has THE FLU JUST LIKE THEY DO EVERY YEAR Many years our hospital even has to put up a tent to accommodate extra patients. But this year, no tent. FUCK THE NEW WORLD ORDER. I WON'T TAKE THE VACCINE, I'M DONE WITH THIS SHIT. WE GET SICK ALL THE TIME. GET OVER IT. PEOPLE WILL DIE FROM THIS HOAX BECAUSE OF ECONOMIC DAMAGE We're being pecked to death by a duck. |
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User ID: 77554547 United States11/20/2020 10:43 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am a nurse in Missouri. The last two weeks I have worked with covid patients. This stuff is real and it is rough. (I do think it is manmade though and released for a purpose.) Today, I was moved to my regular floor (noncovid) only to find out that soon, it will be covid too. Our hospital is operating in crisis mode right now. Soon we will be operating in disaster mode. Our morgue is full. We have a temporary morgue set up outside the hospital. This morning we had 90 covid patients. This evening when I left my shift for the day, we were up to 105. My regular hall started moving patients to another floor/hall to make room for covid patients and as soon as they can reverse flow our rooms, we will begin rooming them in our hall. Quoting: Sonflower17 I don't like the lockdowns. I think the restrictions actually make things worse. I mean, lets have walmart close one entrance and shorten their hours so that ALL the people who want to go there have to go in the same time frame AND have to go in the same door, thereby causing more crowding and possible exposure. The same goes for all the other places using those type of restrictions. Anyway, be safe. Because someone doesn't want us to get through this in one piece. I believe you, and thanks for taking the time for reality doses. I take it seriously. I even went out today and bought a oxi pulse meter to measure my oxygen just for peace of mind and to know I am well. Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen. ~Winston Churchill It takes two to speak the truth - one to speak and another to hear (listen).~Thoreau |
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| StriScoLand
User ID: 31936281 United States11/20/2020 10:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am a nurse in Missouri. The last two weeks I have worked with covid patients. This stuff is real and it is rough. (I do think it is manmade though and released for a purpose.) Today, I was moved to my regular floor (noncovid) only to find out that soon, it will be covid too. Our hospital is operating in crisis mode right now. Soon we will be operating in disaster mode. Our morgue is full. We have a temporary morgue set up outside the hospital. This morning we had 90 covid patients. This evening when I left my shift for the day, we were up to 105. My regular hall started moving patients to another floor/hall to make room for covid patients and as soon as they can reverse flow our rooms, we will begin rooming them in our hall. Quoting: Sonflower17 I don't like the lockdowns. I think the restrictions actually make things worse. I mean, lets have walmart close one entrance and shorten their hours so that ALL the people who want to go there have to go in the same time frame AND have to go in the same door, thereby causing more crowding and possible exposure. The same goes for all the other places using those type of restrictions. Anyway, be safe. Because someone doesn't want us to get through this in one piece. Yawn. FAKE! The hospitals were insolvent BEFORE covid. It's just a free money checkbox for the hospitals. Just because people are coming in with chest problems doesn't mean they have covid. There's a SHIT-TON of people with chest/breathing problems. Like ALOT of people. Nothing but the flu. ITS NOT BS SPRINGFIELD MO MERCY HOSPITAL I STOPPED THROUGH THERE FOR 10 MINUTES 2 WEEKS AGO AND IT WAS JAM PACKED WITH PEOPLE NOT BS SO STFU Dumb TTown spreading fear...talk you shit somewhere else. |
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User ID: 79664799 United States11/20/2020 11:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I am a nurse in Missouri. The last two weeks I have worked with covid patients. This stuff is real and it is rough. (I do think it is manmade though and released for a purpose.) Today, I was moved to my regular floor (noncovid) only to find out that soon, it will be covid too. Our hospital is operating in crisis mode right now. Soon we will be operating in disaster mode. Our morgue is full. We have a temporary morgue set up outside the hospital. This morning we had 90 covid patients. This evening when I left my shift for the day, we were up to 105. My regular hall started moving patients to another floor/hall to make room for covid patients and as soon as they can reverse flow our rooms, we will begin rooming them in our hall. Quoting: Sonflower17 I don't like the lockdowns. I think the restrictions actually make things worse. I mean, lets have walmart close one entrance and shorten their hours so that ALL the people who want to go there have to go in the same time frame AND have to go in the same door, thereby causing more crowding and possible exposure. The same goes for all the other places using those type of restrictions. Anyway, be safe. Because someone doesn't want us to get through this in one piece. [link to www.amazon.com (secure)] I am dosing this every 20 days for overlap immunity. I am guessing you can't just give people ivermectin unless it is the pill form but the horse stuff works you just dose by weight same as on the horse package. 50 pounds body weight per increment if nothing else take it for yourself so you don't get it and wear a respirator not one of those fake ass masks. |
