Critique of COVID-19 Hospital Treatments

And it-- we didn't realize what was happening early on.

They kept telling us all of our patients were dying of COVID.

It was not COVID that was killing any of these patients.

It was the complete and total medical mismanagement of COVID.

It was the remdesivir, ventilator, death, wash, rinse,

repeat. This is what we were seeing over and over happen in,

in these hospitals.

And I'm far from the only nurse that can tell you this.

I know that you, um, interviewed Nicole Sirotek.

She could tell you what was happening in hospitals that she

was at, and Nurse Erin,

same thing. So

I... It's, it's heartbreaking. It's heartbreaking to see what,

what has become of

this.

Can I share something with you, Nicole? I thought I knew a lot.

I mean, I've had every... A name, name a doctor. Doctor... You know, Dr.

Judy Mikovits, Dr. Bryan Ardis. I mean, I'm-- I've literally been brought up

since fourteen days to flatten the curve by some of our top

frontline professionals, period.

Doctors, lawyers, everyone. Um,

but Nicole yesterday stunned me. You know what

she said? And I want you to emphasize this point,

and we're gonna say it to this

audience too.

She said they ordered thirty-five thousand ventilators.

She goes, "How come they didn't order an equal

number of feeding tubes?"

Interesting. That's a good point.

I was stunned by that. I'm like-

Yeah.

-that's absolutely right. And she broke it down.

She said, "You can't put somebody on a ventilator

without a feeding tube.

You're going-- They're gonna starve to death.

They will die."

Correct. Correct.

And that is, that is an indisputable fact, is it not?

Yeah.

Wow.

I agree with her one hundred percent.

Um, yeah, uh, to, to, to see what was happening with, you know,

placing these patients on the ventilators...

And again, they kept telling us they have all of the

nurses scared to death,

telling us all of our patients are dying of COVID.

Listen, if they were dying of the virus alone,

why weren't we pulling bodies

from homes? Why weren't we pulling bodies off of the

streets if you think about our

homeless population? The only place anybody was dying

was in our hospitals,

and it's because they were dying of the treatments.

They were dying of the treatment, the medical mismanagement of COVID.

The remdesivir was poisoning people.

We were shutting down their organs.

We were placing them on ventilators, then they kept getting secondary, uh,

bacterial infections, and they are succumbing to those.

They're getting blood clots because they're not being ambulated properly.

We couldn't even get doctors and PT up on the floor to ambulate

patients. People were too afraid.

It was mostly just the nurses, and then the nur-- the doctors would ta--

either come and, um, like, look through the glass windows of

the ICU and take the nurse's report.

They were not going in and putting their hands.

Mm-hmm.

But a problem that was happening that people aren't talking about enough

is how we

were intubating patients, not because they were in distress,

but in an

effort to contain the virus. They were pushing for early intubation,

knowing that eighty percent of the patients or even more, eighty percent

or more of

those patients that were placed on a ventilator never made it

off.

It was the most egregious thing I've ever seen in my career.

No, and, and it got-