COVID Hospital Care Criticized as Patient Recounts Recovery at Home
There were leaders who used the fear of the unknown to gain undue power
and control
over our response to COVID.
The hospital tied up his feeding tube 'cause they didn't want her sneaking
anything
in. They put towels and rubber bands around it so
that nothing could be snuck in.
These people are evil.
Yeah.
That's like, that's a...
That's very upsetting to hear that. That's very upsetting.
It's a, it's a stain on the medical profession.
And just that people didn't storm the hospitals.
So I, you know, people should have done that,
and I hope they will next time.
Are they now wanting him
out?
Doctors insisted that my lungs were permanently damaged, and
that I would not
survive outside their care. They were wrong.
With the help of Dr. Richard Bartlett, my husband, and my daughter,
they cared for
me at home using treatments that the hospital had previously refused
me,
and I fully recovered.
Hospital administrators called law enforcement.
At one point, Gale asked the police sergeant,
"Am I a patient
or am I a
prisoner?"
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