Transcript · English → Spanish
Critique of COVID Hospital Practices
Hubo líderes que usaron el miedo a lo desconocido para obtener un poder indebido
y controlar
nuestra respuesta al COVID.
El hospital ató su sonda de alimentación porque no querían que ella metiera a escondidas
nada
dentro. Le pusieron toallas y bandas elásticas alrededor para que
no se pudiera meter nada a escondidas.
Esta gente es malvada.
Sí.
Es como, es como…
Es muy perturbador oír eso. Es muy perturbador.
Es una... es una mancha para la profesión médica.
Y que la gente no haya irrumpido en los hospitales.
Así que, ya sabes, la gente debería haberlo hecho,
y espero que lo hagan la próxima vez.
¿Ahora quieren que él
salga?
Los médicos insistían en que mis pulmones estaban dañados permanentemente y que
no
sobreviviría fuera de su cuidado. Se equivocaban.
Con la ayuda del Dr. Richard Bartlett, mi esposo y mi hija,
cuidaron de
mí en casa con tratamientos que el hospital se había negado previamente
a darme,
y me recuperé por completo.
Los administradores del hospital llamaron a la policía.
En un momento dado, Gale le preguntó al sargento de policía,
"Soy paciente
o soy una
prisionera?"
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Original transcript (English)
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?"
