Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

So you go to the hospital for a treatable condition but due to, I dunno, medical malpractice or just plain paperwork errors they put you down by accident or on purpose (depending on how well the government likes you). This is the power you want to give them???
Many were willing when it came to “rundeathisnear” (Remdesiver) and ventilators. When there is no effective user complaint process afterwards, it’s a slam dunk.
 
Just like the DMV should not be registering people to vote, hospitals should not be suiciding people. That is not their job.

Precisely. When it does happen for "terminal illness" reasons, usually they get a prescription from their doctor that is filled by a pharmacy (usually Pentobarbital (Yellows) or Secobarbital (Reds)) which is then brought home. The hospital should not be involved nor should it "host" the event. Maybe a "hospice" facility (they have some of those in Switzerland, etc.) but not a "hospital."
 
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So you go to the hospital for a treatable condition but due to, I dunno, medical malpractice or just plain paperwork errors they put you down by accident or on purpose (depending on how well the government likes you). This is the power you want to give them???
If you sign off on it..yes.

Your own decision

If you don’t go for a second opinion and you want to off yourself because of a bad or erroneous diagnosis…adios
 
So you go to the hospital for a treatable condition but due to, I dunno, medical malpractice or just plain paperwork errors they put you down by accident or on purpose (depending on how well the government likes you). This is the power you want to give them???
I got wrote up for telling people that would have been transported routine or no head injury if they asked "should they go to the hospital", I would say No. Sick people and overworked staff treating people that don't need to be there are at the hospital.
 
I got wrote up for telling people that would have been transported routine or no head injury if they asked "should they go to the hospital", I would say No.

WHAT? And deny the hospital a bit of potential revenue? How dare you??? :ROFLMAO:

I recall once as a an EMT taking a call where a young lady of mid twenties got her whole arm severed off near the shoulder for hanging it outside a car while it was "in motion" (50 mph highway). As it turns out, the accident happened right outside our Ambulance HQ building, and we were holding a drill of sorts so we had a ton of people there. I was duty crew that day. We did our best to treat the young lady's stump wound (almost up to the shoulder). But a bunch of us also went looking for the severed arm. And, miracle of miracles, we found it! We packed it in ice packs and we wanted to get her to our Level I trauma center by medivac unit. But the medics from the local hospital bitched about that because they wanted to treat her and take her to their local hospital for treatment (in the PRNJ, Paramedic units are managed by and originate from the Hospitals, not the Fire Depts) knowing they'd eventually have to send her to the trauma center. They wanted "their cut" out of the accident. We were firm.... Absolutely not! She needed a trauma center immediately and time counted if they wanted to get the arm re-attached. I drove her and her arm up to our local "LZ" where the medivac chopper landed and took her to the level I trauma center.

Six months later, we were having our monthly meeting when a "guest" crashed the meeting. It was that same young lady with the fully attached and functioning arm! TBH, I'm not sure how they were able to get all the nerves re-attached and functioning, but they did. And all because we got her to trauma center pronto, rather than having the delay of the local hospital medics trying to make money off the incident. 🤠
 
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Precisely. When it does happen for "terminal illness" reasons, usually they get a prescription from their doctor that is filled by a pharmacy (usually Pentobarbital (Yellows) or Secobarbital (Reds)) which is then brought home. The hospital should not be involved nor should it "host" the event. Maybe a "hospice" facility (they have some of those in Switzerland, etc.) but not a "hospital."
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