Scary info from Nurse

[ohyeahbro]

[Harry Callahan]

I have watched this video, listened to what she said, and considered it.

And without verifiable, unimpeachable sources, I can't embrace it and accept it as fact.

Murder is a serious charge.
As are malfeasance, dereliction of duty, and official misconduct.

But this woman doesn't give her name; not even a link to her identity or background.
She could be a 'crisis actor'.
Or an agent provocateur.

Remember, in this thing of ours, we require standards of proof and we verify information, cross referencing and looking for independent corroborating sources.

[evp5O]

That is spot on what my nurse
friend from Dallas who is working
in NYC said about the mess there.

[The Detail Rack Guy]

Her content was already pulled from Facebook. It seems like she is on to something here.

www.facebook.com/sara.98222/videos/10105710349919968/

[hapd]

Combat Information Center Watch Supervisor

hey, no response to cardiac 911 runs. hey killing off the elderly and at risk by putting them in nursing homes, infecting everyone. then billing medicare top dollar and not providing PPE equipment to the nursing homes. does that sound like elder ritual killings? another reason bro of fredo just saw his POTUS ambitions get flushed down the drain.

[Elmo334]

I saw her Facebook page before it was pulled. She seems legit.
Where I work we have a lot of people that work in the hospitals in Manhattan and I have talked to some and many are very reluctant to say anything about what is going on in the hospitals except it is more busy then usual. Just seemed strange to me.

[coolaux]

Sadly this is what nurses look like in most NYC hospitals today



They don't care and are lazy. They barely passed their coursework and will take the lowest pay possible to come to work.

My sister just gave birth a few months ago in a NYC hospital and she said that each nurse that cared for her was fat, caribean/black and lazy. When she needed help they would suck their teef and act like you were bothering them

[hapd]

Combat Information Center Watch Supervisor

Them Caribbean Blacks are good folk. they just move slower. Never had a problem with them. Ya just gotta know how to speak islandese. note to you-never piss off a nurse.

[The Detail Rack Guy]

"CV: CDC ISSUES NEW GUIDELINES TO DOCTORS ON HOW TO FILL OUT DEATH CERTIFICATE ... FRAUDULENTLY"

"Dr. Sherry Tenpenny (Ohio) & Dr. Scott Jensen (Minnesota) Talk About the CDC Guidelines. Dr. Birx, Member OF Trump's Task Force, Openly Admits Data Is Skewed."

www.bitchute.com/video/KNVwmsAw-Ug/

[The Detail Rack Guy]

Apr 27, 2020 14:13:50 GMT -5 coolaux said:

Sadly this is what nurses look like in most NYC hospitals today



They don't care and are lazy. They barely passed their coursework and will take the lowest pay possible to come to work.

My sister just gave birth a few months ago in a NYC hospital and she said that each nurse that cared for her was fat, caribean/black and lazy. When she needed help they would suck their teef and act like you were bothering them

I could tell you some real stories about "nurses" in some city hospitals. (Bklyn and Qns)

[Prosay]

Actually, this is probably not far from the truth.

It gives new meaning to the term, "China Syndrome," in that those who are silenced for "sounding the alarm" are being silenced in order to keep the threat alive.

NY and NJ are the only places where the governors give stats showing an improvement, but immediately, in the same press conference, "order" new and more restrictive "mandates" on the population.  

Let's remember that Cuomo, because of his stupid "mandates," is personally responsible for at least 3500 deaths in nursing homes, because, in his own personal, inherited, stupidity, equates "nursing homes" as the same as vein as well-equipped hospitals, who can easily treat C-19 victims.  He personally "ordered," under his self-imposed dictatorial powers, that nursing homes MUST accept C-19-positive patients, after being discharged from hospitals, causing the virus to spread easily among very elderly patients, most with "underlying medical conditions."

And THIS is what they call "leadership."

After all this virus stuff is over, I fear we won't recognized the the city and state...and, quite possibly, the country....since many of the self-imposed dictatorial powers will not have been lifted, with more to come.

[wobblypops]

Just think of all the abuse that is going on behind those hospital doors while no one can be their loved one's advocate.

Back in 1995 I knew a jeweler who went into the hospital under emergency circumstances and his family members never removed one of his very expensive rings. The next day the day shift nurse noticed a spot of blood on the sheet. She lifted the sheet and the MF'ers cut off his finger and took the ring

If they are going to block people from making sure they are taking care of our lived one then a camera needs to be in every room so we can see what is going on

[Prosay]

Apr 27, 2020 14:13:50 GMT -5 coolaux said:

Sadly this is what nurses look like in most NYC hospitals today


 

As well as some "Superior Officers," unfortunately....

[3train8x4]

If this is true sounds criminal to me. Drs and nurses knowingly preforming the wrong procedures on patients that they know will most likely kill them. Never mind disregarding the Hippocratic oath and Nightingale pledge. But oaths and pledges are meaningless today, unfortunately.

[rabbit]

Apr 27, 2020 13:40:06 GMT -5 ohyeahbro said:

ALL the information in this video is "Hearsay"... 

[rabbit]

The Real abuse is the SCUMBAG cummo forcing Nursing Homes to accept patients who were on the "mend" of covid 19... unfortunately, the NH residents were then infected by these forced patients coming into their facility causing a Significant rise in Deaths to those NH residents that should have Never been Exposed to this virus in the first place... CUMMO HAS MAJOR BLOOD ON HIS HANDS!!!

[ohyeahbro]

Apr 27, 2020 16:35:57 GMT -5 rabbit said:

Apr 27, 2020 13:40:06 GMT -5 ohyeahbro said:

ALL the information in this video is "Hearsay"... 

Ok but from her medical vernacular and tone of voice it deserves Atleast a review by a medical professional who would know more about what she is possibly saying. I sent it to a few nurses I know. One said that what the girl was saying sounded like they deemed everyone diagnosed as if they were in hospice and had a DNR. The other hasn’t gotten back to me yet. Either way can’t be ignored cause if true it’s earth shattering type story for someone to break

[Elmo334]

Another sad story about this virus.


www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/top-manhattan-er-doctor-commits-suicide-after-treating-coronavirus-patients

[Harry Callahan]

Apr 27, 2020 16:57:07 GMT -5 ohyeahbro said:

Apr 27, 2020 16:35:57 GMT -5 rabbit said:

ALL the information in this video is "Hearsay"... 

Ok but from her medical vernacular and tone of voice it deserves Atleast a review by a medical professional who would know more about what she is possibly saying. I sent it to a few nurses I know. One said that what the girl was saying sounded like they deemed everyone diagnosed as if they were in hospice and had a DNR. The other hasn’t gotten back to me yet. Either way can’t be ignored cause if true it’s earth shattering type story for someone to break

O.K.
But have you ever watched E.R., St. Elsewhere, Grey's Anatomy, or even General Hospital?
They have technical advisors who advise the writers, and this info is open source, not like its classified or need to know.

Once again, I am not denying the credibility of this woman, but can we get a verifying, substantiated source before rush to judgement?

There are guys and ladies on this forum much smarter and experienced than I.
But I have been a Bomb Technician since 1994, and our training dictates we look at ALL the variables or possibilities before prosecution. 

[fedupinny10]

My question involves her body language. Why is she constantly looking to her left? Are there cue cards, teleprompter, a coach? If she's genuine, a medical investigation team should take a hard look at her allegations. Maybe her "friend" shoild come forward. She must put others before herself. Just an observation.

[adam2]

The CPAP and BIPAP is 1000% on point. Just try bringing in a patient to an ER on CPAP and see how fast the ER staff flips the fuck out.  Also for a while if you were in cardiac arrest and in asystole with no signs of a shockable rhythm you were pronounced on the spot.  

[Libwithaclue]

April 27, 2020
Andrew Cuomo is in for a reckoning for placing COVID-19 patients into vulnerable NY nursing homes
By Monica Showalter

Remember when the New York City official, Scott Stringer, declared that President Trump had "blood on his hands" over his coronavirus response?

He ought to have been directing his remarks to the vaunted Democratic governor, Andrew Cuomo, instead. His policies are precisely why New York has the worst coronavirus record of any U.S. city, and he's going to have to start answering questions.

Here's how bad it was, from the Daily Wire:

On March 25, New York's Health Department issued a mandate that state nursing homes could not refuse COVID-19-positive patients who were "medically stable," meaning facilities that housed the most vulnerable populations were forced to introduce the virus into their midst.

A nursing home in Queens received two coronavirus patients who had been discharged from a hospital (but were still contagious and in need of care) – along with a box containing body bags, The New York Post reported. An executive at the facility told the Post it had been free of the coronavirus prior to accepting those two patients. The executive also said that along with the two patients arrived a shipment of personal protective equipment and the body bags.

Presumably, that was done in the name of "equality," and too bad about the result for the elderly who up until then had been uninfected.

Grotesquely, the hospitals knew what was going to happen if they injected the COVID-19 patients into the New York nursing homes, breathing the air, exhaling, coughing, and watching the miasma of germs and virusese get into the air conditioner systems to spread throughout the establishment. They sent each patient with five body bags and those body bags got filled, not with the entering COVID-19 patients, but with longtime nursing home residents, who until Cuomo came along had been protected.

RedState notes that that, more than anything, that policy drove up the morbidity numbers in New York while much of the rest of the country experienced less of the infection. Cuomo seems to know it, which would explain why his flak is blaming the nursing homes for Cuomo's own policies.

Cuomo spokesman Rich Azzopardi called the complaints "disgusting" and claimed the nursing homes were "trying to deflect from their failures."

But it's a really simple thing: why would you send positive patients to places with the most at risk patients?

And might that play a part why so many of the New York deaths are related to nursing homes? The virus has killed at least 3,540 residents of New York's nursing homes and adult care facilities as of Wednesday.

Team Cuomo says the homes were at fault because they were venal and greedy. After all, if they took the patients, they'd get paid, so that's why they took the patients. It had nothing to do with his legally mandated foisting of coronavirus patients onto New York's vulnerable nursing homes.

RedState also notes that Cuomo sneered at little guys who wanted to return to work, saying they were endangering the vulnerable. Nothing they're doing comes close to what Cuomo's outrageous policies were accomplishing.

This calls to mind that Cuomo has been basking in the fawning media attention to his "leadership" on the coronavirus, to the point of where many Democrats are wishing he was on the presidential ticket. Legal Insurrection has more on that here and thinks he's in for a fall. In reality, Cuomo was issuing death sentences on nursing homes by foisting the infected onto them. Word is seeping out now about this, which should burst his bubble.

[hapd]

Combat Information Center Watch Supervisor

and another reason just why bro of fredo will never be POTUS-que up the infomercial as to just who threw Granny off of a cliff-picture of Andy boy. heck it might even lead to a republican gubbnor.

[Elmo334]

[Elmo334]

NYC ER DOCTOR: ‘I’ve Worked The Coronavirus Front Line — And I Say It’s Time To Start Opening Up’
By Eric A. Blair
Published April 28, 2020 at 11:45am
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Dr. Daniel G. Murphy is chairman of the Department of Emergency Medicine at St. Barnabas Hospital in The Bronx. New York City is ground zero for the COVID-19.

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So Murphy knows a thing or two about the virus.

Murphy has been in the ER every day for the last few weeks, either supervising or providing direct care, the doctor wrote in a piece for The New York Post. “I contracted a COVID-19 infection very early in the outbreak, as did two of my daughters, one of whom is a nurse. We are all well, thank God.”

Murphy said the virus has been the worst health care disaster in his 30-year career, but now, he said, “the lasting impact is what worries me the most. And it’s why I now believe we should end the lockdown and rapidly get back to work.”

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It is precisely what I have witnessed that now tells me that it’s time to ease the lockdown. Here’s why.

First, the wave has crested. At 1 p.m. April 7, the COVID-19 arrivals slowed down. It was a discrete, noticeable event. Stretchers became available by 5 p.m., and the number of arriving COVID-19 patients dropped below the number discharged, transferred or deceased.

This was striking, because the community I serve is poor. Some are homeless. Most work in “essential,” low-paying jobs, where distancing isn’t easy. Nevertheless, the wave passed over us, peaked and subsided. The way this transpired tells me the ebb and flow had more to do with the natural course of the outbreak than it did with the lockdown.

Second, I worry about non-coronavirus care. While the inpatient units remain busy with sick COVID-19 patients, our ER has been quiet for more than a week. We usually average 240 patients a day. For the last week, we averaged fewer than 100. That means our patients in this diverse, low-income community are afraid to come to the ER for non-COVID care.

Gotham-wide, the number of 911 ambulance runs declined to 3,320 on April 18, down from a peak of 6,527 on March 30, according to New York Fire Department data. The current nadir is significantly below the average.
Murphy said “our pediatric volume in the ER has practically disappeared,” and “visits to primary-care pediatricians are also down, with vaccine schedules falling behind. Everyone seems to be avoiding the health system — an important and unfortunate consequence of the stay-at-home strategy.”

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“Third, inordinate fear misguides the public response. While COVID-19 is serious, fear of it is being over-amplified. The public needs to understand that the vast majority of infected people do quite well.”

Finally, COVID-19 is more prevalent than we think. Many New Yorkers already have the COVID-19 infection, whether they are aware of it or not. As of today, over 43 percent of those tested are positive in The Bronx. We are developing a significant degree of natural herd immunity. Distancing works, but I am skeptical that it is playing as predominant a role as many think.
A recent antibody study in New York City found that 1 in 5 (21.2%) of residents have already been infected with the coronavirus, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said last week. With 8.5 million people in New York City, that means more than 1.8 residents in New York City may have had the virus.

The study tested 3,000 New York residents across the state — at grocery and big-box stores — for antibodies. “What we found so far is that the statewide number is 13.9% tested positive for having the antibodies,” Cuomo said. “What does it mean? They were infected three weeks ago and four weeks ago and five weeks ago or six weeks ago,” Cuomo said. “They have the virus and they developed the antibodies and they are recovered.”

“What you do in a place with 21% is very different,” he said. “The facts dictate the actions.”

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Murphy concludes his piece by saying:

More testing will better establish the numbers among those with mild illnesses and no symptoms. My professional ­experience tells me the number of infected people will be high. Testing is important work, but it should happen in parallel to the immediate resuscitation of the economy and getting people back to work.

At present, the testing is ­imperfect. We can’t wait months. We must protect the vulnerable and mitigate without destroying the economy.

Standing up to this virus can’t be the job of essential workers only. We’ve been strong, but we’re tired, and we need the rest of you to help us. By getting back to work.