Anyone in the UK right now over 65 has DNR status on their medical record.

This info is about to come to light from the care quality commission.

Amen

got any links?

If you have Parkinson's disease, there is also a DNR on your record.

[link to www.independent.co.uk (secure)]

paywall

we need more info op

Next time I'm "down the better", I'll get a full blood work-up, and a prostate exam.

They are also planning to rim dim and vent all hospitalizations for people over 65. Got heart issue, vent. Cut your arm, vent. Out of control blood pressure let’s vent it.

The doctors set the rate and pressure nurse flips the switch and leaves then you suffocate from pulmonary edema.

You cost too much. Profits must be maintained

Canadian healthcare cards have an expiry date on them if you understand how to read the numbers. There's an issued date and expiry date, I knew there was going to be something big going down in 2020 because of it. No one listened of course. Here's the thing, if you live past the expiry, your card still works but you'll be treated worse than you ever were. If you end up in the hospital anytime after the expiry date, kiss your ass goodbye. Everyone I know who "died" during the pandemic, had that expiry date on their card, month day and 2020. I can't verify anyone other than people I know but I have no doubt it would check out. I have it too, I never went anywhere near a hospital or any vaccination centers and magically, I'm fine.

Bollocks

Oh?

FUCK YOU LIAR!~

"Doctors have been warned again by NHS bosses not to impose blanket do not resuscitate orders on elderly patients and those with learning disabilities, as regulators have announced new plans to team up to safeguard patients human rights."