Disproportionate Death
The Medical Industry has a Dysfunctional and Disproportionate
Love Affair with Death. And the Medical Industry can Kill You!
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Understanding how it operates and how to resist falling prey to it is part of Health Freedom. CDC says you will have no right to maintain your life if they decide you should die. It could happen all too easily. On October 14th your right to object will be deemed over. Read on.
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For those of you new to this Newsletter, here’s a recap: General Bert, the President of the Natural Solutions Foundation, lost 44 lbs in a short time for unknown reasons. Around the last week in August he was so weak that we flew back to the US to find expert level natural medical treatment.
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In the early hours of September 1st, he collapsed and I called 911 to take him to an Emergency Room to be admitted under the care of Richard Menasche, DO, a wonderful nutritional and chelating physician.
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General Bert was admitted to the Critical Care Unit (CCU) and a team of consulting doctors was invoked including Dr. Manasche, a pulmonologist, a thoracic surgeon, infectious disease specialist, and, later, when his kidneys failed secondary to septic shock, a nephrologist, then a cardiologist and a hematologist.
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The cardiologist saw him today because someone diagnosed him with Congestive Heart Failure (a VERY serious condition which neither Dr. Manashe nor I believed he had, by the way) and said he did not believe that he has a coronary problem. So he is, happily, off the team, in the best possible way.
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Every other doctor, including Dr. Manashe, believed his condition was so grave when he came in on September 1 that it was unlikely that he would survive even this long.
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Some told me that in direct ways and some danced around it. Dr. Manashe talked about “one day at a time” which is doctor for “I have no faith that s/he will be alive at this time tomorrow and I do not want to come out and say it, but I will do whatever I can to be wrong about his demise”.
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I knew that there was really no compelling reason that he should not survive and heal IF, and ONLY IF, he received the appropriate treatment AND NUTRITION.
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It took days and days for ANY nutrition to be made available to him (irrationally, as it seems to me, because at worst you can hang a bag of TPN (Total Parenteral Nutrition) and feed it into one of his IV connections.
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Each time a doctor told me to expect his death I thanked the doctor and told him/her that I expected my husband to recover fully.
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Some of them indicated pretty clearly that they were dealing with a “family member in denial” and yet, through the intervention of Dr. Menashe, we got nutrition into him finally and then I started giving him my “nutrient broth”, an intense mixture of vital nutrients and probiotics liquefied in organic coconut water and poured into his feeding tube 4 times per day.
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And, lo and behold, against expectations, his kidneys started to come back to life, his body started to repair and he had his breathing tube removed (to my pleasure and his much, much greater jubilation!).
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[Note from Counsel Ralph: When I saw General Bert a couple days ago, we were joking and he was urging us to PUSH BACK hard against the new CDC regulation that is aimed at overriding Informed Consent. Do that here: http://tinyurl.com/InformedConsentProtection — this is what General Bert wants us to do now.]
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Then his left lung collapsed (should the tube have been left in longer?) and he developed fluid in the right chest (should his right tubes have been left in longer) and the main part of his right lung collapsed, too.
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Now that means that General Bert is currently a very, very ill man, indeed. His breathing tube was reinserted (as you can see from the right hand picture above) and another chest tube was placed in his left chest. He drained about 3 liters (equal to about 3 quarts) in under 10 hours, so there was a lot of fluid trapped and/or he is producing a lot of fluid. This medical procedure, expertly done, is saving his life.
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Then along came a hematologist called in because of his platelets (involved in proper clotting). She tells me that he could have this and that and the other thing (none of which are supported by the clinical and lab data) and asks if he has an advance directive. I tell her that I am his advance directive. As she continued, it seem to me that she is priming the pump for me to take him off the ventilator and let him die.
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I tell her that he is going to recover. She tells me that he could have this and that and the other thing from which recovery is not really an option. In my reading of the situation there is nothing in the chart, or in him, that suggests any of those conditions.
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I point out that his White Blood Cells are now normal and the types of cells that should come up are coming up, the ones that should go down are going down. In fact, I see his blood labs presenting a pretty hopeful picture. She tells me that we should not rely on the white count (really? what medical school teaches that?) and asks me if I have considered palliative care.
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Palliative care? I ask, puzzled in the extreme since palliative care is to make dying people and their families as comfortable as possible while the inevitable death takes place.
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I asked what palliative care could offer to him or to me since he is not dying and she said that I needed to take some time to think about it.
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It is my observation, as I experience these conversations and as I listen to, and talk with, the other family members in the waiting room that many doctors are actually programming family members to allow the machines and procedures to be turned off.
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With notable exceptions, my experience is that, perhaps unconsciously, each doctor in the system has been programmed to program the family, in this case, me, to pull the plug sooner rather than later.
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Mind you, none of them has been harsh or cruel and I believe that they are all motivated well, but the programming for them, in this Critical Care Unit, and their algorhythm, is as I have said.
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Now honesty is wonderful and seeing General Bert accurately as a very ill person, and communicating that, is correct and I appreciate it. But the unrelenting drumbeat of “Get ready for death, Get ready for death” because my husband is old and therefore must be ready, willing and able to die is absurd.
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But there is a flip side to this preoccupation with death: there are times when the doctors forget that people actually do die and pour every resource, every technology, every drug into keeping people who really do have no hope for recovery, “alive” for far too lo long.
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And families demand, as one loving group of 4 sisters did here last week, that Momma be kept alive no matter what, because they are not ready to accept that death has come to claim their loved one. Momma was virtually brain dead and there was no meaningful function that was not supported totally by a machine. The sisters had a very hard time “pulling the plug”, which I could certainly sympathize with, of course.
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But when they asked me to consult on her case what I saw was a woman with no chance of survival under any of the operational factors impacting her.
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I advised the sisters that I could see no path to recovery although there might be one and then I left the family to process and decide on their own what they wanted to do.
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Ultimately, while an insane amount of effort was being expended to keep her alive, the best thing for her, according to the people who knew her best, was, finally, to let her die.
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The sisters did and they felt that her death was peaceful and beautiful, a fitting end to their beloved mother’s life.
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I do not propose that there is only one answer to these important questions; sometimes it is time to relinquish the possibility of life and sometimes it is not.
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I do propose that doctors, educated via curricula provided by the drug companies, at least in the Intensive Care world, are educated to propagandize for death.
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They do not have to. Death comes soon enough for us all.
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Yours in health and freedom,
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Dr. Rima
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