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"Health Care"—a Cover for Euthanasia

May 22, 2009 by  

"Health Care"—a Cover for Euthanasia

Murder is acceptable if it can be made benevolent, passed off as "health care.” We have long advocated that vaccines are an assault upon the people under the pretense of health care. It is forced medication through persuasion.

"Health care" in America is a system of killing off weak infants and aging adults. This is not largely suspected because of the disassociation of cause and effect. Nobody even suspects. The mode is vaccinations and inoculations.

If there is a very rare protest, the "authorities" just say that an occasional death is unavoidable and is for the "greater good." That term the "greater good" is statist philosophy that the people are cattle and some have to be sacrificed.

But mass inoculations kill en masse. It is silent murder as "health care." This killing system is being perfected and fine-tuned without so much as a ripple of protest. Would you say the "perfect crime"? Incredible? Yes, the more incredible, the more perfect the crime.

Examples:

  • Autistic children because of mercury vaccines.
  • AIDS epidemic in Africa associated with the use of SIV—Simian Immunodeficiency Virus. (Monkey-human genetic virus.)
  • Two experimental AIDS vaccines have just been foisted on citizens of Thailand with a propaganda appeal for patriotism and a plea for people to think of "the greater good." The drug company goal is to force mandatory AIDs vaccinations.
  • Urine samples from hundreds of French children have yielded evidence for a link between autism and exposure to heavy metals.
  • Anthrax vaccines were forced on U.S. soldiers which proved unsafe and unnecessary. The deaths were admitted along with a wide-range of autoimmune disorders. Government involved in cover-up.
  • A new vaccine to "protect" against a common sexually transmitted disease in children ages 8 to 12. This is a vaccine against immoral behavior. What next?
  • The bird flu hype has been fanned by public health officials using fear to keep the public scared.

Vaccines kill natural immunity. Natural exposure to "germs" in childhood can lead to natural immunity and long-term health. Health authorities kill infectious microorganisms with the mass use of multiple vaccines.

So-called "public health" is a cover for mass medication and selective killing, at first "voluntary" and then mandatory. To understand what this means watch the movie "Soylent Green" with Charlton Heston and Edwin G. Robinson.

You can stay informed about vaccines at the National Vaccine Information Center, www.nvic.org.

Bob Livingston

is an ultra-conservative American who has been writing a newsletter since 1969. Bob has devoted much of his life to research and the quest for truth on a variety of subjects. Bob specializes in health issues such as nutritional supplements and alternatives to drugs, as well as issues of privacy (both personal and financial), asset protection and the preservation of freedom.

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  • Gigi

    Overpopulated? We most certainly are not. There is more unused and habitable land than we know what to do with. The fact that people choose to live in “clusters” large and small does not in any way indicate overpopulation. Countries like China are now reaping the “benefits” of population control, benefits that have left them with an unbalanced and weak population. They have selectively disallowed the birth of girls for so long now that the numbers of women who are the ones who would have given birth to the future male children are dramatically reduced to the point of more than just a little bit of concern for them. For me, the underlying concern in all this “engineering” is that sooner than later we will indeed be the property of government with no personal liberty at all. The idea that we somehow owe this vague “collective” our lives, money, property, allegiance etc. and that we should just have the common courtesy to die at a certain age is scary. Who is going to make these decisions? Who gets to say whose life is worth continuing or not? On what basis will these decisions be made? Good grief!! What are we becoming?

  • jumping

    P.S. Thimerosol has not been present in children’s vaccines for close to a decade, but it hasn’t influenced the increase in autism one bit. Recently the founder of one of the parent’s groups against vaccines resigned saying that it was time to move on and devote resources to more promising avenues of research and to better treatment. Naturally, she has been labeled a traitor by those who have made up their minds to ignore the evidence, like Mr. Livingston.

  • jumping

    What a bunch of gullible fools to believe this trash about vaccines. When the health care system collapsed in Russia and vaccines were no longer available, children started to die from diptheria within three years. None of you seem to remember the thousands who died or were paralyzed from polio in the ’50′s or all the children killed by spinal meningitis until vaccines were introduced against hemophilus influenza and pneumococcus a couple of decades a couple of decades ago. You all need to get out and travel in the third world. Visit a few children’s hospitals. See all the kids dieing of measles and whooping cough. The ignorance demonstrated by these so called “intelligent” Americans is astounding. You need to finder a better source for your health care information that Mr. Livingston, who obviously is crazy as a loon. He probably still thinks that fluoride is a communist plot to sterilize us all.

    • Rob

      Jumping, you are right about the upside of vaccinations. It just about wiped out Polio. True.
      What concerns us is the downside. There are no easy answers. The fear is forced vaccinations. I think these people want to retain their right to be able to choose. If they decide to pass on vaccinations, and you get them, then you have nothing to fear from them getting sick. Theoretically, you are protected.

      I resent that some colleges insist that all students get vaccinated, or they say you will not be allowed to attend. Vaccinated people have nothing to fear from the unvaccinated. So any ideas in the future about mandatory vaccinations, should be abandoned.

      • Eric Bischoff

        Actually, if you do some research you will find that polio disappeared from the face of the earth at the same time in vaccinated and non-vaccinated areas. Humm!, I wonder what that means?

        I’ll tell you what that means, it means some unscrupulous people decided to take credit for it so that it would benefit their business.

        I think that the overuse of vaccination and antibiotics has created more problems than it has solved.

        In reality our biggest breakthrough has been hygiene.

      • Rob

        Eric, no I didn’t do the research. Perhaps you are right, maybe not, I don’t know. Vaccines wiped out small pox.
        I do believe that vaccines in many cases give the body immunity, by exposing the body to a watered down, non threatening version of the disease. But that does not mean that I think they are safe in all cases. I have heard of vaccines being contaminated with other viruses, metals, and so on. I think you have to weigh the risks. I would not ever bother with a flu vaccination. Polio and small pox, if there was a major outbreak, I would consider.

        But the bottom line with this discussion here is, it should NEVER be mandatory. People should be able to retain their right to choose. I have not had a single vaccination since I was 13. I have refused them for 30 years. Thats my choice, but I am not recommending anyone follow it. Make your own choices.
        Rob

      • jumping

        Eric,
        What you think of as research is called “cherry picking” your facts. Any fool can publish any crackpot theory on the internet (witness the author of this blog.) The old saying that applies here is don’t believe what you read and only half of what you see. There is no serious debate that vaccines work. In the last decade, we have seen the virtual elimination of H. influenza and Pneumococcal meningitis from the children in the U.S. These used to be the most common form of meningitis (brain and spinal cord infection) in children, affecting more 1 in 200 children and leaving many dead or permanently disabled. There have been no major changes in hygeine that I am aware of that have occurred in the last decade. The only change is that we immunize children against these diseases at a young age. The notion that vaccines don’t work belongs in the dustbin of history along with notions like the earth is flat and organisms don’t evolve.

      • Rob

        Jumping, you may call Bob Livingston a crack pot, But I have been following him for years and I can assure you crack pots, with their distorted veiws of reality, do not become as rich as Bob Livingston. To become rich, you have to be grounded in reality. Nobody just passes out millions of dollars. I can say since following Bob Livingston from the mid 90′s on, I can say with certainty, that Bob has been 100% right on target with every major financial trend to come our way. Bob told us to buy gold when it was $350. an oz. “Just shut your eyes and buy, buy, buy!! It will go to $1000.” IT HAS. Bob has an uncanny ability to see the trends. If his judgement was that far off, he wouldn’t be right so often, now would he? So with that type of analytical mind, and being so right in financial affairs, do you really believe his research into medicine could be so wrong?
        Health and wealth, thats what he researches. Its very unlikely Bob would be so right on one topic, and so wrong on another. Its the same fact finding analysis he uses to make himself rich, that he uses to uncover little know medical facts.
        I do not agree with all his medical info, but he is merely sharing what he has found.
        I can say Bob is careful to research before he publishes…. It very well could be me thats wrong, when I disagree with Bob… I don’t know.

        And Jumping, we are not saying that vacines don’t work. We are saying that there may be a downside to their useage. Aside from contamination of the vacine itself, their may be permanent and excessive autoimmune responses after being exposed to vacines, that extend beyoned mere immunity to a pathogen.
        I think some honest research is in order. Key word: HONEST.

    • Rob

      Jumping, Bob Livingston is far from crazy.
      Concerning your comment on flouride, no, I don’t think Bob believes its a communist plot…..
      My wife has a Masters in chemistry, she assures me that flouride is in fact toxic, even in small amounts. True, as the rep from Armand Hammer told me, “Its the industry standard for cavity prevention,” it does prevent cavities. Its also been linked to bone cancer, and has a seditive effect on the brain with possible permant mild brain damage to young children. Flouride hardens developing teeth, protecting them from cavities. It does nothing for developed adult teeth. So why then does all adult toothpast contain flouride? I just question the reasoning that places cavity prevention above cancer prevention and learning/behavioral disorders in children.
      Bottom line, flouride is not safe. It says right on the label to contact a poison control center if swallowed.
      Listen, I absolutely believe that medicine is here to help us. But the system that was created is not the best. We are put into a situation of overmedicating the elderly. The odds dictate that there will be a percentage that become confused over their dosing and will die as a result. Dangerous drugs are routinely approved by the FDA. This will take more lives. Drug interactions will claim yet even more. We are not in an optimum situation, and I don’t believe is is by chance. The lack of accountability and recourse in medical malpractice that results directly in death, I think is a major tipoff.

      This 2 edged sword, to borrow a phrase from Bob Livingston, “Operates above the threshold of human intelligence.”

    • SSG Prasuhn

      And your credentials are from where? The ‘school of no thought’?? Thought so!!

      ‘Nuff Said’,

      • Rob

        Skidmore University, and Saint Joesph College.

    • Carolyn

      Well Europe took flouride out of the water there because of the health problems created over a period of time.
      Goodness the fact that it comes from fertilizer scrubbers should be no need for concern.
      I assure you, Bob Livingston is no loon. Truth and facts are hard for some people to handle.

  • sandra

    Bob Livingston, you do us all justice with your posting, keeping us all informed with information that no one else will tell us.

    Thank you for your commitment

  • David Fattig

    Are all of you crazy? This site is a joke, right? I’ve never read so many wacky ideas in one place in all my life. Every one knows AIDS is a military weapon left over from Viet Nam. Autism is a plot to destabilize the USA and undermine the lifeblood of our great nation. Vaccinations are a way to introduce genetic defects and disease. The Health care community is in cahoots with the Government to enslave Americans and make us drones without willpower. We will do as we are told or we will be put to death!

    • Rob

      David….Go away.

      • sandra

        Rob…thank you

      • Carolyn

        Because you might not agree with David, there is truth in what he’s saying.
        There have been medical reports that now believe that the degenerative diseases we now have are the result of the vacines we had to take to start school.
        Maybe the fact that the Govt. has experimentred on people in Institutions and tried to hide it should make people question more and be less trusting.
        Talk about stupid: you almost need the Natl. Guards to be called in when a thermometer is broken in the hospital to clean up the mercury and yet mercury is in many if not all the vaccines. Pestilence is another sign of the times and mankind can be the one used to bring it about.

      • Rob

        Ah Carolyn, did you actually read what David wrote???

        He was being sarcastic when he said that EVERYBODY knows Aids is a military weapon left over from Vietnam…. And everything else he said was sarcasim. He does not agree with me, he does not agree with you.

        What do you think David meant when he said, “Are all of you crazy? This site is a joke, right? I’ve never read so many wacky ideas in one place in all my life.”

        Wacky ideas….He means vacinations are all 100% harmless.

        Me I don’t agree 100% But again, this thread is about retaining our right to make our own decisions, and not be subject to MANDATORY anything.

        Didn’t think I would have to spell this one out….

      • Carolyn

        *Rob, I hope you get this as I’m having to reply on my comment here and maybe you will see it.
        You’re right about David’s sarcasm but I think he changed directions before he was sure which way he was going
        . When I said there was some truth*in what he was saying (though way off in left field), he was more than extreme while trying to make his point (Aids the Military weapon).
        It’s been said that for every action there is a reaction. Maybe he was striving for a response by upset. You kind of had to read between the lines and then not too sure exactly his point.

    • SSG Prasuhn

      Way, way, WAY TOO MUCH ‘Sci-Fi’ for this lad!!!!

      Is that the only channel you get on your set?? If you pay cable or ‘dish’ (that’s the only way to get this channel), you’re getting screwed on that bill!!!

      ‘Nuff Said’,

      • Rob

        “Nuff Said”
        Find a new catch phrase Limey, its old, its worn.
        Don’t cha think?
        Geez

      • SSG Prasuhn

        Nope!! It’s NOT old or worn.
        Be careful who you call ‘Limey’ — You don’t even know where I’m from — whether I’m British (the one’s most commonly called ‘Limey’ from WWII days), Polish, Jewish, Italian, Hispanic (pick a country here), German or what. So before you go there…..’Look before you leap’ Lemming!!

        ‘Nuff Said’,

        Get over it, BONEHEAD!! (Ist das besser?!)

      • Rob

        I’m smellin something fruity…..

        Your originate from Britian.

        You are NOT GERMAN…

        Hey lighten up, its your additude I object to.
        If you only knew how much British blood was in me….

        Its the additude.

        I decide when I get the last word, not you.

        Actually, I am thinking you are Puerto Rican….
        Hows that?

    • http://www.travelingbyrv.blogspot.com Stevo

      Dave, you clearly stated what the misguided souls who are against vaccination actually believe:

      Everything is a government plot.

      • Rob

        Stevo, you are going to tell me what I believe?
        I don’t think its a government plot. I think drug makers researched the upside, and rushed it out for profit, and now have no vested interest in determining if there may be any liability associated with use of their product. Vaccines are not natural to the human body. It would stand to reason that there MAY be a downside to their use. I do not expect the drug manufacturers to to publish research that indicate that their product may be harmful. You cannot expect that. Leave that to others.
        Again, though, you have to weigh the pros against the cons. If there is a deadly epidemic raging, the pros just might outweigh the cons. It all depends on context.

        Don’t tell me what I think.
        Because if you can really do that, you shouldn’t be wasting your time here, you should be investing in the market…

  • Rockmelon

    We do not need socialized medicine! What we need is AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE. Why would a 36 hour hospital stay for laprocopic gall bladder removal cost $35,000? That’s what my husband paid for this procedure.

    Other than that, I’m all for voluntary euthansia of healthy seniors such as myself. We have lived full lives and after 70, we are just taking up space and depriving younger retirees of Social Security.

    • debra

      OK Rocky…I dont know about you but the closer I get to 70 the younger I feel and the longer I want to live! Hell Im looking forward to it!!!Just think we will be retired,we can stay up as late as we want,dont have to get dressed if we dont want to. Shoot we will be free to do what ever we want to do…at 70!!

    • sandra

      Okay Rocky:

      You can NOT be close to 70 yrs old !!

      I am close to 70 years old and plan to be around for a long time, I will enjoy my granddaughter, plants flowers in my garden, enjoy the company of my many friends, and finish my college degree.

      I am far too young to be ready to ( make room for the younger generation on Social Security). I am getting really ticked off when I keep hearing people say I need to make room for the younger anything……………..

      I paid my dues to the younger generation…..school taxes included…..Medicaid for the poor younger generation……Increased taxes for everything….but nothing for the elderly, we’re just supposed to go quietly.

      Get over it..I’m working toward my degree in Psychology…..Child Psychology…so I can make life better for the younger generation….maybe I will be caring for one of your children some day…and you will be happy that I am still alive…

      Near 70 and not ready to quit yet………too much to do…….too much

      • Rockmelon

        Great! So with that kind of stamina, how about standing up and taking the place of one of the over 4000 dead or over 30,000 wounded young men of the Iraqi war. Most of those have sacrificed life and limb so that seniors can continue to enjoy the lives that they “earned.”

        FYI, I am very close to 70, have three wonderful children (41 thru 49) and four grandkids (19 thru 14)who are among the finest kids on the planet. I’ve been retired for five years and I get up when I want and am very active in a grassroots movement that I am passionate about.

        Like Kenny Rogers sings, “You gotta know when to hold em and know when to foldem.”

      • sandra

        Rocky, Rocky….

        Speak not that which you are unaware of. I did serve, proudly for 8 yrs in the United States Marines….

        I also lost brothers in that war, they never got to claim thier social security or reach the age of 65. So, my point is, I have earned my right to a happy old age just as my grandmother who lived to be 88.

        Now, it seems everyone is concerned with the goverment having to take care of our elderly. What ever happened to the children taking care of thier aging parents. After all, the parents took care of the kids for at least 18 years and if the children in turn need to care for the parent for 10 years, WHATS THE PROBLEM. If children took active responsibility for thier parents, driving them where they need to go, keeping track of med’s thier taking, maybe even moving Mom or Dad into the house with them.

        I get really tired of wealthy children “because mom and dad paid for thier education 1,0000′s of $, complaining about the expense of good nursing homes (the true drudge of society)…do they not have room in this 2000 sq ft house to put this parent. I have had friends who live in much smaller cape cod houses who gave up the master for thier parents and moved into another room.

        When we decide as a society to once again take responsibility for our aging parents we will regain our self respect and

        STOP THIS STUPID CONVERSATION ABOUT KILLING OFF THE ELDERLY.

      • sandra

        Oh Rocky..

        I forgot one thing……YOU FOLD THEM IF YOU WISH>>>> I’m too busy playing the hand that Jesus Christ handed me<<<<<

      • Rockmelon

        To Sandra:

        If you would kindly check my original message, I clearly said “voluntary” euthanasia. I was not inferring that a wagon was going to pull up to your house and drag you out kicking and screaming! For god’s sake, calm down or you won’t get to live that long life you want!

        Also, what I said was my opinion. Apparently you have a hard time with opinions when they differ from yours. So much so that you blocked any replies to your hysteria.

        If you are going to persue further education, you must learn to keep an open mind, read all of the words in a sentence and to respect opinions of others so that your opinion might also be respected.

        I wish you a very long life!

      • Carolyn

        I find it strange that anyone would want voluntary euthansia. It’s natural to want to live; not to die.
        While you made a remark to Sandra abvout being open minded, I have found some people to be so open minded that they are empty headed so careful with
        the open mindness bit.

  • Bill

    My mother kept complaining of a metallic kind of taste in her mouth and could not figure out what it was. My brother took her to the doctor to get checked out just to be on the safe side. The doctor was not there, so my brother took her to the emergency room so she could be seen by the attending physician. The doctor admitted her for observation and to run some tests on her. I don’t think the doctor even bothered to look at her medical records to see what medications she was on. If he would have, he would have known that my mother was already taking blood thinners prescribed by her doctor. This doctor ordered an injection of some sort of blood thinner, I don’t know the name of. Around 10 PM my mother told my brother to just go on home because she felt fine and saw no need for him to stay. Around midnight my mother went to the bathroom assisted by a nurse or an orderly i guess. They helped my mother back to her bed, and as soon as she sat down she said she had a really bad head ache all of a sudden. When they laid her down in her bed she immediately went unconsious and three hours and fifteen minutes later they pronounced her dead at 3:15 AM. Her death was no mistake. She was murdered by a doctor. My mother was 13 days shy of her 81st birthday. I sincerely believe her death was on purpose.

  • Cindy V

    I need to speak up for doctors and nurses of which I am one! People in America are lazy, fat, and greedy.

    The core measure of treatment that almost all doctors initially prescribe is to not eat processed foods, or to not eat foods high in fat and low in nutrition, eat moderate portions or small portions more frequently, drink plenty of water (not coffee, tea, sugar laden juices, alcohol, or colas) exercise at least three times a week for at least 20 minutes, a brisk walk is suffice. I have seen very few patients make even the minimal attempt at their doctors recommendations. Most people want a quick fix, a pill or a surgery to make everything go away. If they don’t get the response they want they keep looking for a doctor that will give them what they want.

    Being in the medical profession myself, I see and hear evidence of this every day I work. People want to blame everyone else for their misery, few take responsibility for their own actions.

    I see people who are “diabetic” and once they are on a controlled diet in the hospital, no alcohol, no drugs, no cola, their diabetes no longer needs treatment this is within two days. So you can bash the medical system or take care of your selves the way your recommended to do, OR NOT. Doctors treat your symptoms before you kill YOURSELF! They give you medication to lower your blood pressure because you smoke incessantly and eat a diet high in fat, they put you on medication because you come in crying about symptoms that lead to the discoveries of heart disease, diabetes, lung disease. If a doctor tells you eat right, drink plenty fluids, get some exercise, you leave grumbling to everyone about the price you paid for “nothing”, when that doctor gave you the best advice dollar for dollar he could give you. You think nothing of paying $6 a pack for cigarettes, or $5 for a serving of alcohol, or $10 a pop for a quick lunch at a fast food chain. But you expect a doctor to cure you in spite of your own concern for your own health for nothing.

    Most doctors and nurses for that matter take their oath seriously and do their best to serve the public regardless of the lack of commitment patients have for their own health. Would you prefer a doctor to refuse to treat you because you don’t follow his instruction, I have known a couple for that and I admire them. It’s a waste of time for all of us.

    The system is not perfect, I’ll be the first to admit it. I work my ass off taking care of demanding, unthankful people every shift. I do that without regard for their race, or their profession. A sick person is just that, I see what you do to yourselves and I only lament over what it must feel like to know when your dying that if only you had followed the basic principles in health care I mentioned you wouldn’t be this sick!

    You cry about socialized medicine, I don’t even have health insurance! The insurance companies make it unaffordable for me and my family. I personally can’t get private insurance period! Even though I take care of myself but have a few underlying conditions that never get in my way, I don’t seek medical treatment for them. I welcome a system where I could have medical coverage at an affordable price. It’s the middle man that is making it so impossible for me. A doctor and hospital have rates so high because the insurance companies will only pay a tiny portion of the actual cost to the facility. The rest of us have to pick up the tab and make up the losses.

    • sandra

      Cindy, you speek the harsh truth..

      I am married to a man who knows what he is supposed to do, but no..that’s too complicaed, take another pill….

      I am also sorry you have no medical insurance..I am blessed to have good medical insurance

      There has been occasion where I saw my insurance paid for something they should not have…yes…I called them, they said I was covered and they would pay the bill or I would have to.

      yes, the system is not perfect, but please do not put the ( goverment ) in charge of my life and death decisions…they will put people over a certain age in danger and they will say it’s for the good of the children, “for the good of the childred” is a term too often used when our goverment wants to cut something…they were going to raise the cigerette cost and give it to the children ….that was the tactic they used when they were trying to get the bill passed, but all of a sudden, now it needs to go in the general fund to balance the budget.

      I’m sorry, this was the tactic used by Obama, and we know the changes he has been making….do we really want the goverment to handle our heatlh care..I think not….

      • http://www.travelingbyrv.blogspot.com Stevo

        Educate me, please. I can find nothing in Obama’s health care proposal that puts the government ‘in charge of’ my health care. What specific language am I missing?

      • Janet Drennan

        The morons of the nation cannot understand that if they have Medicare or Medicaid, they have a ‘government’ run health care program. Who the hell do they think is running these programs. It’s all over the literature they send out. Are ppl blind or just plain stupid?? If it wasn’t for these ‘govt run health care programs’ most ppl would be out on the street since, unlike Cuba, a poor country with free health care for all (because it’s run by the govt…DUH!!!) the average person could not afford the astronomical cost of healthcare. Look at you D___ bill next time and see what you’re charged just for an injection: cost of med, syringe, drawing up med, person who gives shot, environmental cost of disposing of syringe, air expelled from syringe, alcohol swab, bandaid (you didn;t get), MD charge for ordering it, pen to write order, energy to put pen to paper, and on and on and on. What a joke. Be admitted to the hosp. & see how many MDs you have..talk about a rip-off: YOUR MD can’t admit (most likely) has to be a “Hospitalist MD” one of those that knows absolutely NOTHING about your condition but comes around everyday so he can charge you for a visit, your MD, a Pathologist for your lab work, a radiologist for your (usually non-existent) x-rays, a pulmonologist who may or may not manage to get around to listen to you breath sounds – as tho your own MD can’t do this. Heaven forbid you go have a toe nail removed: surgery charge, nurses, set-ups, environmental charges, labs, anesthesiologist, pathologist (again), pulmonologist (again), recovery & all those add-ons, radiologist, surgeon & assistant surgeon (never mind that you never saw him), nurse anesthetist (because surely you know the MD doesn’t stay with you the whole time), cremation of the toenails, I could go on but you get the drift..so your bill is in the hundreds of thousands..no wonder!! Forget pain meds,, the pharmacy forgot to put them into the computer or you were d/c’ed before they got around to it. OR you got them but they were so beyond the experiration date they were ineffective or you got the addict who gave you saline and took your narcotics (happens so much more often than you expect).

  • http://aol.com teresa vida

    Palliative health care for people whose condition is helpless, depending on numorous opinions by physicians who REALLY follow the Hyppocratic Oath, and go by the Word of God, is sufficient for the right way to be cared for, and to die. It’s that simple. If one doesn’t know what “palliative” means, then get a dictionary. God Bless all who are suffering through their dying or who are survivors…

    • sandra

      Teresa, if you use words you don’t think people know the meaning of and then go tell them to look it up as though they’re stupid is insulting and degrading. I was enjoying your post up to the time you felt it necessary to be insulting…

      May God Bless you also…

      • debra

        Sandra you go girl!!! I am enjoying these spirited discussion.. Palliative care is comfort care after being deemed terminal by a team of dr. rn social work and the pt. and family. No one should have to suffer..and palliative care helps the pt. and (family) to have a more peaceful trip.

      • sandra

        Thanks Debra
        I already knew what Palliative care was, I was just posting for all the others that may not speek up for themselves. But, I do appriciate you posting the meaning for all of them.

        And you go girl!!!

      • http://aol.com teresa vida

        Sandra
        Thanks for pointing that out to me – you’re right! And I am sorry.

      • sandra

        Teresa’

        Thanks for responding. I felt I was being too harsh on your post, as you were really trying to get a point across. Just don’t let your passion make you snipent…my kids word…for when I get testy. Please continue trying to educate people to live better lives, waking each day and asking “what can I do today to make the world better for my fellow man” and you will live a blessed life.
        And a long life.

  • charles

    I think your comments are well writen and i agree with your points. I personally know off 2 people, up in years, (70+), go to the hospital for an simple proceedure, within 2 months they were gone because of infection that could have been prevented by simple care you do at home. I have not seen any proof of the “vaccination hype” either

  • Eric Bischoff

    When it comes to health most Americans are full of crap. They eat the worst, most processed food in the world, take no responsibility for taking care of themselves, trusting that these, god like, know it all doctors will take care of them. These doctors who don’t even study nutrition. These doctors who are trained to distrust ancient knowledge and label it as hocus pocus when in reality their allopathic medicine is the real scam. Yes they are great at surgery but they know nothing about preventative health and how to be healthy.

    You are right to be afraid of the government running Universal healthcare but you should be more afraid of the current system where the drug/chemical cartels are running the FDA and the EPA. You have no idea of how you are being manipulated for profits and greed. They are all in bed with each other and they will bankrupt us and themselves just like the bankers have screwed us and themselves.

    The cancer, heart disease and diabetes industry is a huge business and they have no intention of telling you the truth about how to prevent it. It’s just too big and too profitable.

    And that’s why the cheapest alternative healhcare is not supported or reimbursed by insurance companies. That’s why the heavy hand of Govt raids alternative healthcare clinics at gun point and the people who have money go to other countries for these treatments.

    This headline is deceiving. What we should really question is why 80% of people’s life savings are sucked out from them in the last few years or months of their life by the disease industry with little or no benefit at all to the patient.

    And I realize that the religious zealots in this world will take offense with this but we need to get real. This planet cannot sustain another doubling of the population and the third world trying to achieve this over the top WalMart madness consumerism. This planet is cracking. We need to have less children and we won’t be able to afford to keep people alive no matter what. Wake up people we are broke.

    So tell me why after a life of stupidity and moronic behavior we should spend ungodly amounts of money to give you a few extra months of life, and you better have a good reason.

    • sandra

      And you are going to be the one to decide who’s been naughty and who’s been nice or do we just go quietly at a certain age and….are you going to go willingly when you REACH THAT AGE.

      please reply….

      • Eric Bischoff

        I think you missed my point. The current system is wrong and it is bankrupting us. Many people don’t have/cannot afford insurance and the ones that have insurance are misusing it and the doctors/hospitals and insurance companies are letting that happen because they are all in business/bed together.

        There are many ways to be healthy and get healthy and the better ones are usually the cheaper ones not currently supported or allowed or reimbursed. Don’t you think that’s a problem? Whys isn’t that even part of the current discussion?

        I am not suggesting that someone stands there and decides who lives or who dies. I am merely saying that we need to have an honest discussion about it because like it or not we cannot maintain our current system. It is stupid and not sustainable and we are broke.

        As far as going willingly. Yes the more I know about our collective stupidity the more I would want to quickly leave this place. And I am one of those who strongly supports my right to do when I choose to.

        Americans are stuck in a mentality of maintaining life at all costs. Maybe that’s flawed thinking. Some economists are now talking about peak capitalism. Realizing that capitalism and it’s needed growth is not sustainable and we may already have reached the point of no return.

        We have some serious souls searching to do and we need to change quickly. And I don’t mean change-light like many of you seem to be happy to be getting from Obama. We need revolutionary changes. We need to change our thinking, our lifestyles, our beliefs and our effect on this planet. I don’t think we have much time left.

    • Elle

      Hey Eric –

      The number of people who have led GOOD lives far outweigh those who didn’t. But who has the right to judge any person because of they way they chose to live their lives anyway ? You ?

      If someone ate poorly or didn’t keep a good eye on their health in their younger year but worked hard and paid their taxes, caused no harm to anyone should they be denied good health care when they get older ?? – NO you idiot — NO !

      Another thing – NO ONE has the right to deny ANYONE access to good health care — ho0wever, the United States is full of corrupt “leaders” and they have destroyed health care as well as our financial system – open your eyes Eric — the government will attempt to kill you off to once you reach the age of 65 and Medicare is your “choice ??} of insurance – good luck to you then.

      • Eric Bischoff

        Ignorance is not a good defense for anything and don’t call me an idiot, you know nothing about me.

        My eyes have been open for most of my life. I have always been a rebel. My wife and I do not use/support the current medical system. Even though we have health coverage through our job we choose to pay out of our own pocket for cheaper alternative heath care. We do not live on overly processed foods and knowing that this could be the biggest contribution to affecting the planet one could do (look it up), we stopped eating red meat 35 years ago.

        You are not reading everything. Something offended you and you got stuck on just that.

        I do believe that if someone behaved stupidly all their life whether through ignorance or some other reason, they have no right to demand anything. We as a society have the right to make decisions as a collective, especially once we provide universal coverage (for all) on what kinds and how much therapy we are willing to and can afford to provide.

        Everyone must have basic coverage, that ‘s the first thing we must fix, but it may not include an organ transplant at an advanced age or massive amounts of surgery and treatment for cancer when many know full well that you will only get a few more months or a couple of years.

        Hey this America and no one will stop you from buying additional insurance if that’s how you want to spend your money.

        What I’d really like to see is that we release information and support the use of more natural therapies and lifestyle changes. The current system likes to hide all statistics about people who were labeled too far advanced uncureable, who found alternatives, got well and never looked back.

        You should be more upset about our subsidizing the fast food industry like corn growing/corn syrup that is largely responsible for many of our diseases today.

        We need to connect the dots. The health care discussion cannot go on without involving all of the pieces, chemical farming versus organic and local farming; polution and the environment; food production and distribution; , drugs versus natural non toxic alternatives; allopathic versus homeopathic or herbs; stress and meditation and breathing and on and on..

        I think we need to apply the following filters to any and all decisions today. Is it healthy, sustainable, ecological.

      • debra

        Elle..i don`t think Eric was making judgements…but our government is discussing this. in particular people who are over-weight or smoked. They are suggesting the 2 groups would pay more. But as we all know there are so many other behaviors that should be included if they pick on fat smokers!!

    • Carolyn

      Eric, excuse me–who are you to say someone had better have a good reason? Have you now taken the position of God? If so get over yourself.
      Population control has been under way for some time, they just can’t kill people off fast enough and even our food isn’t safe.What sane Govt. would let its enemy feed its people (CHINA). And for more money, corn syrup is being put in almost everything and it by passes the Pancreas causing Diabetes.
      My initial response was to remind you, God has it all under control about the population, He needs no help from us.You forget too the thousands of people who die everyday from accidents- cars, planes, hurricanes, tornados, etc.
      But if it makes you feel better, the joke cars coming out (matchbox size-pushed by the EPA) will increase deaths as they are unsafe and that has been tested and proven. So now maybe you can sleep better now knowing more planned deaths are on the way.

  • http://DNA Buddy

    You guys must be paranoid – - but that doesn’t necessarily mean you’re mistaken. If all this is true, how can this happen? Is anyone in charge or is the (malignant) system running itself?

    Maybe this is nature telling us that 6 billion people are simply too many?

    • Terry

      Buddy, evidently you don’t diversify your reading material enough. There was a news story recently of how the British government is going to be sending people from their Dept. of Health into peoples homes and give them info on what foods, etc. are healthy. Then they are going to return to inspect the pantries and refrigerators of private homes to see if any “offending foods” are being purchased. First they will warn, then they will fine, and at some point they will punish! All because they have NATIONAL HEALTH CARE! They turned their rights over to the government who foots the bills. AND GUESS WHAT? Justice Ginsburg of the Supreme Court in the US thinks WE SHOULD put this into practice when we pass national health care!!! STILL WANT national health care? I DON’T!!! Give me my herbs and vitamins!!!

      • http://DNA Buddy

        Terry:

        Well, I am becoming more paranoid – - – and evidently with good reason.

        It just seems that busybodies have too much time on their hands. What this country needs is a good depression and it appears that’s what’s happening as these very “smart” people are trying their subjective best to screw things up.

      • debra

        Terry..you are so right!! There are discussions about having to pay more for health care if you are a smoker,over-weight,so on and on….But there is no mention about druggies, or people who are involved in deviant sexual behaviors like homosexuals. 97% of HIV infections are the result of behavior like IV drug use and multiple sex partners. Why do they get a free pass??

      • SSG Prasuhn

        Debra — ‘They’ get a ‘free pass’ because ‘they’ are the minority and in this world of today it’s a well-known fact (???) that ‘Minority Rules’. Didn’t you know that???

        ‘Nuff Said’,

        P.S. I’m NOT a believer in that. I still hold to ‘MAJORTY RULES!!’

      • Carolyn

        Funny how the whole wretched bunch swore to uphold the Constitution and not a one seems to know what it says.
        No where does it tell them to micro-manage people’s personal lives and be their nanny.
        They aren’t protecting our borders, our lives or our property
        ; maybe they should go home as they are useless but it’s easy money for them to live off the taxpayer as a parasite. And then some of the Judges go by Int’l. Law; there’s no end to the insanity.

  • http://yahoo deborah

    obama’s just another hilter,stalin or any other past reigme dictator but of a horse of a different color and i knew he had hidden agendas all along but his zombie cult freaks there the ones that have never read a book or learned about history while in school,hmm must of missed them classes , yeah or they would have seen the transparency while he was campainging

    • SSG Prasuhn

      Well, you have to admit ‘he’ (the ‘bestowed’ one — Yeah, right!) ‘has’ said that he’s all for ‘transparancy’ in government. The only problem is, there are many of US who can ‘see’ the transparancy — WE ‘see right through him and his ‘agendas’ — whereby his ‘constituents’ can’t seem to ‘see’ the ‘transparancy’. Blinded by the light, maybe??

      Those who have no clue or haven’t yet figured it out, NEED to get a ‘clue’ that Whatever Government Touches, Government Screws Up! And then charges US (via more and more taxes) to ‘help’ pay for ‘THEIR’ mistakes. HELLO!?!?

      ‘Nuff Said’,

  • Charles Ivie

    This is one of the “unintended” side effects of socialism in general and socialized medicine in particular. If the government is responsible for any aspect of health care they encur a legetimate fiduciary responsibility for the citizenry at large. This responsibility is best recognized as the establishment of citizens becomming wards of the state, or in other words, state property. When this happens the citizens exist for the benefit of the state and not the other way around.

  • James

    While I have not the least interest in government involvement in my health care, so of the junk in this post could not be passed up. This sort of thing bothers me most because this kind of fact-free fear-mongering is exactly what our government is doing to get its way with all sorts of things.
    First, please provide some clarification of these items mentioned (and I should mention that I have in the past asked for the evidence behind claims on this site, and have yet to receive even one response):
    1. “Mass inoculation kill en masse.” Could you define “kill en masse?” How many people do you personally know who have died from a vaccine? Perhaps you would post a number, with evidence, as to the percentage of people who die from vaccines. I know that they happen, but I think that “en masse” is hysterical language, if I am being polite, and not likely a tem that you would commonly use for other events of similar probability. And you conveniently ignore the obvious, in that, do you really think the world would be better off, in terms of health, without vaccines? Smallpox, uncontrolled, the Spanish flu of 1918, over 20 million people killed, worldwide, etc? Show me the person who developed a “natural immunity” to smallpox, or diphtheria, or AIDS, for that matter?
    2. Autism because of thimerosol vaccines? Please produce your evidence.
    3. AIDS epidemic associated with the use of SIV? The “use of”? Do you not know that SIV is a vius that exists in most wild simians, and that the general conclusion about the origin of AIDS was that SIV “jumped” from simians, who are immune to it, to humans, who are not? How was this “used”, and for what? Are you claiming that some nefarious person took SIV from simians and went around “using” it for some purpose? I have no idea what a statement worded like this could be talking about, but would like to know.
    4. Explain the link that is claimed here. The reasoning in the French study was equivalent to the one that noted that 98% of all the people who died in airline crashes in the past year had eaten pickles in the previous year, therefore if you want to reduce your chances of dying in an air crash, don’t eat pickles. Also know as a post hoc fallacy, and the same line of “reasoning” that led to the early claims that aluminum caused Alzheimer’s.
    5. Regarding the anthrax vaccine, I generally agree with this, except that we have the hindsight to say “unnecessary,” those trying to prepare at the time did not.
    6. The real problem with the new STD vaccine is that we have said, as a society, we are no longer going to try and get people to behave responsibly. This is a leadership failure, at all levels, including parents. But it is not a vaccine against immoral behavior, it is a vaccine against a common result of immoral behavior.
    7. Regarding the bird flu hype, I agree completely, but I will also repeat myself and say that this hype is no different than saying inoculations kill “en masse.” Both gross overreactions, in my view.
    8. The analogy to Soylent Green is an interesting one, although I admit that it has been awhile since I have seen it. One possible difference between the movie and our time is that here a majority of the voting citizens of our great country seem to want this level of government involvement. Colin Powell recently mentioned this during the discussion whether he or Rush LImbaugh better represented the Republican Party. Because so many think this way, we will become western Europe before we know it. Sad.

    • debra

      Thank you James for your very well thought out response. I am an RN…..I had no idea people were so afraid of us!!

      • sandra

        Debra, do not judge everyone by what James says. You do know you are on the front line in hospitals,doing as the doctor orders and then needing to justify to patient and family.

        I am one of those trouble family members, but it is not you I am angry with but with the doctor. It is just that if I just let you do anything you are ordered to without question, we become nothing but cattle in the auction pen. If I disagree with the treatment ordered first I must stop you from completing your tast and then I can try to get ahold of the doctors office.

        For private reasons I had the need for all the transcripts from my back surgury and the additional 3 hospitalizations following my 1st release. Things that were disturbing (I do understand the terms used in hospital transcripts) was the fact that after a reaction to a new medication, the nurses tried unsucessfully all that day to reach my doctor for orders, to the kind mothering nurse who cared for me when I needed to be restrained (thank you) and then there was the doctors assistance who came in just as I was leaving intesive care (drug indused) and asked me if I wanted to go home….who says No. This is what lead to my addithional hospilizations within days of my release ..stupid women….all this while I had one of the best back surgeons in the area….your doctor may be great but he or her are not the ones coming into see you every day and they are not the ones that care for you when you are released far far too soon

      • James

        Sandra,

        Don’t ever let anyone, in medicine or anywhere else, push you into a decision you are not comfortable with. There are some great doctors out there (I work with some) and like every other profession on earth, there are some that should find something else to do (and I know some of those also, some I wouldn’t send my dog to).
        People sometimes expect too much from their doctors and other medical people, seeming to forget that they are human, and thus subject to error, but sometimes people don’t expect enough, and accept whatever they are told without question, and continue going to the same doctor that previously messed them up. It is one thing if the doctor admits the problem, and bends every reasonable effort to fix it, but that attitude is unfortunately uncommon. Too many operate normally in CYA mode, some of it driven by litigation risk, but some driven by a lack of sufficient dedication
        to their patients. The lack of coverage that you described is without excuse.

      • SSG Prasuhn

        We’re not afraid of you so much as a person or an RN, LPN, etc., but for what you have the ‘capabilities’ to do to US who don’t know that this drug can do this — and be nearly impossible to trace. It (somewhat) falls under the guise of ‘Fear of The Unknown’. You ‘know’ but WE don’t. Then too, it’s (nearly) equivalent to flying…the passengers (and flight attendants) are putting their lives in the hands of the pilot/co-pilot (e.g., patients putting their lives in the hands of doctors and nurses). How do WE know YOU know what you’re doing?? Get the picure??
        ‘Nuff Said’,

      • Paul Trood

        Debra, I don’t know if you can help me but I would like to ask. My beautiful Jenny passed away on the 24th June. She had adenocarcinoma in the right lung and had a small brain tumor removed in December this year. Lung cancer diagnosed in November 08.
        Jenny had been doing quite well until around the 10th of June where her pain started to increase and as her oncologist was away her GP put her into a palliative care ward for pain management. Jenny was never the same, they got on top of her pain but her overall health declined quickly. One day one of the nurses told me that they had given her too much medication (oxymorphone) whilst tying to fine tune her doses. The next day Jenny was in a form of delirium. This lasted 3 days and she never recovered from it passing away 5 days after such a downwards spiral. The doctor told me she passed away from Terminal Delirium. I had never heard of this and it had never been mentioned to me. After talking to other doctor’s I am not 100% convinced that I actually know what took Jenny so fast and have some concerns about the too much medication statement. Do you have any knowledge of Terminal Delirium.? I am in a bad place, please help me if you can.
        Paul.

      • debra

        Dear Paul..I am so sorry for your pain. I am going to try to explain as best I can. As you know adenocarcinoma is very aggressive and terminal in most cases. It starts in a large organ like the lungs and via large vessel blood supply travels to other organs like the brain,liver. Now..when her pain got worse and was admitted..the nurses/drs. give what they call loading doses to get the pain under control..and Paul it sounds like she was in the dying process..then they give maintence meds. It is tricky sometimes because of pts. weight and their on perception level. Now the delirium-part. As a pt. is dying..the bodily functions slow and shut down. The pt. goes into a coma like state in order to deal with the pain and fear..That is Gods way of helping us thru the dying process. It upsets the loved ones witnessing this. But remember Paul your Jenny did not need to be awake to die. I hope she went as painless as possible and had a nice easy trip to the other side. I wish I could talk with you. You now have a process to go thru also and it will be hard. But do know you helped her to be comfortable in her last days. Seek out a grief support group and if you can silp me a ## I will call.Debra

      • Paul Trood

        Thank you very much for your reply Debra. I will take your advice. I would love to speak with you but I live in Australia. If you give me your number I will call you. This is my email add. bempti29@bigpond.net.au

        Paul x

    • sandra dunakin

      I can post to one of your questions. Autism caused by vaccines. girls 1 in 150, boys 1 in 90. These numbers were given out by “experts” who were harrassing the mom and family doctor who were expressing some concerns. I am trying to remember the program so I can find out who the guest were and will post on this site as soon as I can. You can say all you want to intimidate those who have posted here, but this subject is not being talked about (Hush, hush) from our goverment.
      No one will actually listen to you who have come to realize that they are not really the problem, but we are trying to be part of the solution.
      You go ahead and just beleive anything your party tells you, after all they won the election.
      The rest of us will read these comments, dicide which ones we decide to agree with and dismiss the rest.for now freedom of speech is still allowed.

      • Rockmelon

        I don’t believe that vaccines have been found to be a definitive cause of autism.

        Don’t overrule the environment! Since the introduction of oil derivative products and plastics into our daily lives beginning in the 40′s, we are literally surrounded by a myriad of chemicals. Not only do these newly introduced carcinogens interact with us, they interact with each other.

        First and second generations are often free of obvious changes to chromosomes until they mutate and take on a life of their own.

        The causes of autism and other anomalies could come from any one of millions of engineered processesl.

      • SSG Prasuhn

        What are drugs if not a ‘form’ of vaccines?? All of which are produced by the ‘mixing’ of chemicals (mostly) and then ‘injected’, ‘ingested’ into our bodies which aren’t made for ‘outside’ chemicals to begin with.

        What we’re experiencing is the ‘truth’ to DOW Chemical’s ‘slogan’ of years past of….’Better Living Through Chemistry’. Oh, really!?!? NOT!!!

        ‘Nuff Said’,

      • Rockmelon

        Yes. Drugs could be responsible as well as vaccines.

        What I was saying is that vaccines have not been nailed as the offending substance. Much has been linked to vaccines but scientific evaluations have not conclusively proven that vaccines cause autism.

        In addition to “drugs” there are millions of other engineered products that should not be ignored until we have learned the precise cause of autism. I have no doubts that they will find the cause. It’s only a matter of time.

      • James

        Sandra,
        You should be more careful about what you read, and at least have the courtesy to not make claims about people you don’t even know. And furthermore, produce your own evidence before you say that what others are saying is wrong. I was only requesting clarification of definitions, and the evidence to back up what was bring claimed. The only true challenge I made was regarding the “use of SIV” in the development of AIDS, which I believe is nonsense, unless the original poster was very sloppy with their choice of words. But as with all the rest, show me the evidence.
        And before you repeat to me about a goverment conspiracy, that too is only an assertion. It is not that I am saying it does not or is not happening. The government covers up all kinds of things, and another poster as correctly identified the conflict of interest that occurs when the government does get involved. But if you are saying that the absence of evidence is itself evidence of a cover-up, I am sorry, but that is circular reasoning, and to me, an assertion that cannot be demonstrated isn’t worth making the first place.
        If you will read the original post, the claim was that autism was caused by mercury
        (thimerosol) vaccines, not vaccines generally, and that it what I was responding to. There exists reasonably clear evidence that some children do develop autism as a
        reaction to vaccines, but the link to thimerosol has not yet been established. If you can demonstrate otherwise, please do so. If asking for evidence to back up your assertions counts as intimidation, then I actually feel sorry for you. It must be real tough living in this world. Exactly what part of the solution are you trying to become? How many public hearings onthe subject have you attended, or how many letters have you written to your elected officials in Washington? I do those things, because I think they matter, and even if they don’t, I will still try.
        And regarding your not only inaccurate but perjorative comment about my party winning the election, you should find some other website if what you want to do with people with whom you disagree is call them names.
        In the first place, I am a non-party voter. I vote issues and character, not parties. And given that I am a conservative, socially, fiscally and politically, there are few Democrats anywhere in this country that I could vote for, and if my choice at the last national election was to vote for Obama or go to jail, I would have taken jail without hesitation. Sadly, there are any number of Republicans that I wouldn’t vote for either, because they are indistinguishable from Democrats or other liberals. My state of Ohio is heading down the tubes as fast as possible. My particular representatives
        are George Voinovich, Sherrod Brown, and Marcia Fudge. It could be worse (I could be living in California), but it is pretty bad. The current federal government seems bent on destroying our country as fast as possible, and if more people don’t start demanding something different, they will succeed.

      • Carolyn

        James you are right and to be brief– the govt. is doing something: they are labeling all we sensible people as extremist and terrorist.
        Good has become evil and evil good. Talk about nutsville; did they do lobotomies on the elected before they could take their position? If not, they are escapees from an institution.

  • Betty Read

    Forsooth, most doctors are politically conservative and yet they are the ones committing the acts discussed in the comments above. So, just guess what their main concern is – not the rising costs for the patients – but bigger fees for themselves and continued protection for themselves against malpractice litigation.

  • Les Wood

    Men on my dads side of the family have had unusally long lives. My grandfather lived to be almost 100. My dads two brothers lived to age 86 and 93. A third brother died young in a logging accident. Great Grandfathers also reached well past 90 years of age.

    When my dad was admitted to the Veteran’s Hospital in Spokane, Washington, he just turned 72. I asked the “government” doctor what the prognosis was and he answered, that my dad was getting up there in age and basically that it was a natural thing to die of old age.

    I angrily confronted the doctor and told him that men in my family live to much older ages, and that there must be a medical problem that can be corrected. He shook his head and said, that he would look into it, but it didn’t look very hopeful.

    I later heard that they operated on Dad’s prostrate and corrected a blockage of some sort. My dad did recover, and lived into his 80′s.

    I believe that “government” hospitals are quickest to write off older veteran’s too quickly in the quest to hold down government costs.

    This is exactly the kind of medical care that everybody will soon get if we are forced to accept universal health care. This will conveniently help balance the deficit in our social security by causing all elderly people to suddenly get sicker in the hospital and die.

    Later on, it may be mandatory or at least “Patriotic” for 80 year olds to simply check themselves into the nearest “government dispensary” to be euthanized, and all of this will be “spinned” to be for the “common good” of the people.

    You may laugh, but back in the late 1960′s, I refused to believe that our government would ever condone the murder of the unborn child by the “choice of the mother”!!

    Beware people! While population control of Europe and the America’s have been in full swing, partly through the legalization of murdering the innocent, there is an Islamic plan to over power the “West” through a vast population explosion of Islamic births of almost 8 to 1.

    • Elle

      You have got that right Les ! I only hope that more people become aware of what the government is up to and we join together in a long awaited Revolution that should have happened before even George Bush got in – we definitely have to revolt now before it’s too late. . We need to get our lives under our control now – no matter what – with enough people banding together as one force we could put an end to this socialist regime !.

      • Carolyn

        Elle
        You are right but we do have one big problem– the Govt is federalizing everything even the Police so between that and Obama’s private military and people so divided– it will a tough road.
        I can’t remember the Pres. or who it was that said “We will die standing on our feet rather then on our knees.”
        I still support the saying, “Better dead then Red.”

  • Suzanne

    I have a friend who had the responsibility of taking care of her aged uncle for about 10 years until he finally passed. She found out early on that the doctors were all about prescribing way too many meds, and the most expensive ones at that. My friend went through the list with a new doctor she trusted, and was able to eliminate all but 2 of those drugs. She poured on the nutrition and gave that uncle a lot more comfort. At one point, she had a long conversation with that doctor, who told her plainly that all of the doctors in Florida have been sworn not to treat or prolong life… they can test all they want, but the patient has to shake them down for the findings.
    >> I won’t even tell you about my own experiences with the system. <<
    No matter how sympathetic that doctor sounds, bear in mind that they are ultimately all about the money.
    Yes, they are trying to kill us.
    The best way to deal with the current “health care” system is to stay the hell away from it.

    • Terry

      I agree with you whole-heartedly Suzanne with one slight addition to your wording …the current CONVENTIONAL ‘health care’ system. There are some very good holistic health practitioners out there…..they work with the body not against it, to help it heal itself. I found great relief through an acupuncturist 18 months ago when I was suffering chronic respiratory infections due to mold exposure. Of course, she also advised me to quit my job if there was no other way to get out of the mold infested room. I lost my sense of smell because of that room and I did quit. I am seeing an excellent chiropractor now for back problems and unbelieveably (after having no sense of smell for nearly 2 years) I am beginning to catch some smells particularly after his adjustments.
      BUT watch out, there is a plan by the UN to get the US to accept the CODEX ALIMENTARUS. It would prohibit the sale of vitamins, herbs, etc. It would destroy the health food stores and regulate your ability to buy these things. You would need to have an office visit and get a prescription for Vitamin C which could help you. So far they have been unable to do this. BUT if “national health care” goes through…I prefer to call it “national health control”…..they will get their way. It’s already being enforced in many European countries that have national health care!

      • http://PersonalLiberty Anne

        Hi Terry,

        A few years ago, I had an upper respiratory infection that lasted almost an entire year. I went to the doctor and was prescribed three different anibiotics one after another. They did nothing for me, except probably contributed because I found out later that antibiotics are a fungus. I won’t ever use them again. Anyhow, I used natural things like olive leaf extract and oil of oregano, both can be found in capsule form at health food store. I had also lost my sense of taste! It really scared me and was frustrating not to be able to enjoy the flavor of foods. I went on line and searched for help. I got it! There is a website, Sinus Wars – it’s a .com website. They have a number of remedies, homeopathic you put under your tongue. I phoned and talked to a real person. I selected Sinus Wars No. 2 and No. 7 according to their recommendation. When I got them in the mail, I read the instructions and upon taking them (or one – not sure which one actually cured me, because it’s been so long ago) I got my sense of smell and taste back within a half hour. Hallelujah! I was amazed and so happy to finally get relief. I take olive leaf extract on a daily basis as a safeguard and haven’t had any illness since. Anyhow, I just wanted to share.

        Regarding the topic, I think too often hospital/doctors are negligent and don’t treat patients as people. I think doctors lose their empathy and become hardened. Of course, there will always be good health care physicians who do actually care. But, unfortunately, I think the elderly get treated poorly just because of their age and all the things that go with it. It’s sad to watch treatment of loved ones – i know because i saw how my 89 year old dad was treated. Don’t want to go into details -too painful. He passed away the day he came home. He and my sister-in-laws dad died from complications of pneumonia they got in the hospital. I think getting pneumonia while staying in the hospital is way to common. There was recently a secret meeting held by several billionaires, all names you’d recognize, regarding population control. hmmmm, wonder how they’ll achieve that?

      • Terry

        Anne,
        Thank you so much…..I neglected to mention but when I lost my sense of smell, most food has tasted like cardboard. I haven’t enjoyed get togethers like Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc. while everyone else was raving about the food I couldn’t taste and still don’t. I’ll definitely check that web site out and give those homeopathic remedies a try. Bless you for being kind enough to share.

    • Carolyn

      Suzanne, you are a very smart girl. Time will show that you live longer if you stay away from doctors.
      They can fix broken bones, take out tonsils, etc. but when it comes to internal combustion– they don’t know zip. Left to them and their advice, you will become a human guines pig.

  • Nina

    It does seem like our government is more concerned with abortion and horrible partial birth abortion, to the point of funding abortion in other countries, as well as this new healthcare scheme forcing all doctors to do abortions, which most Americans do not believe will work better than what we have and most are pro-life. We are accused of being a ‘throw away’ society. It also includes human life. All of this is the ‘new socialist government’, the ‘change’. I do believe at some point we will make a turn, as there are far more Americans waking up and becoming enraged. From the ashes of this sundering and pillage of our country’s wealth and beliefs will rise true heroes and moral justification. I have to believe this as so many are standing up and saying, “Enough”.

  • Catherine Waid

    When I went to nursing school, I was shocked by what I saw. If you HAVE to go (say you are hit by a bus), get family to stay with you and question EVERYTHING. Keep a journal yourself and make sure they KNOW you are watching.

    • Katherine Tomsich

      A good idea- but if you follow this advice you are branded ‘troublemaker’ and have unwanted treatment forced upon you. Plus, it is extremely difficult to be in the room 24 hours a day- esp when they kick you out for their ‘paperwork’ sessions twice a day. And when you catch them out- watch it! You are in for harassment. We actually had a medical doctor chant ‘fatal, fatal, fatal’ at us when we questioned the use of blood-thinning drugs on our son who had just been hemorrhaging blood from his lungs. These so-called professionals all need more education in dealing with patients . And when patients disagree, the docs need to lean humility and some way to work together rather than behaving as if they know it all.

    • Elle

      AMEN Katherine — nobody should go into a hospital alone but if you have no choice DO question everything you are told and before you accept treatment make sure you know what could happen.

      That’s especially true for Medicare patients. Once a person is on Medicare they become targets by our government – old people are pushed into an early grave by Medicare because Medicare refuses to pay for necessary treatments. I had breast cancer surgery at age 64 – when I turned 65 and went on Medicare I couldn’t afford to pay what Medicare didn’t when it came to follow-up tests – I went a year without any further treatment or tests – then I fought for a year to get help from the hospital who did give help ( so they advertised) to anyone in need over 62 – I finally got the help when I threatened to sue them if my cancer had metastisized – it had but I don’t have the money to sue them so they will have gotent away with another murder once I’m dead !

      • Rockmelon

        I’ve been on Medicare for 18 months and so far have found it to be exceptional. Although I do not suffer from any serious illnesses, my doctor does insist on lots of “tests” and I am on a handful of meds.

        Along with Medicare Parts A, B and D, I have a supplemental plan that pays for EVERYTHING. It’s an additional $137 a month but I have no co-pays, no deductibles and I see the doctors of my choice.

        However, I certainly sympathize with your situation and experience and I wish you luck and improved health!

      • Elle

        I’m glad that you are financially able to pay for the extra insurance. I like many others who live on our Social Security check and pay a mortgage heating bills etc and are struggling to keep their homes don’t have the option of buying supplemental insurance – there is no money to live on to begin with let alone buy extra insurance.

        That’s the problem many of us face and the only option we have is to hang on as long as we can and refuse to die early. I plan to do just that :-D

        Thank you very much for your good wishes — I am doing fairly well at the moment and have resolved to beat this cancer for the second time .

      • Carolyn

        Be careful about all the Meds as usually one will create a problem that you will need another. Your medicine will need medicine.
        So many of our problems are diet related and even my doctor admitted it and told me that I was one of his few patients who cared as others just want a pill.
        Alternative Medicine is better as they try to find the root of the problem whereas Conventional Medicine will give you a pill to try and help while the problem remains.
        I think it was Dr. William Campbell Douglass who gave a good example when he gave an example of an oil light coming on in your car indicating a problem–but if you disconnect the light, the flashing will stop but you still have the problem.
        Remember, Pharmaceuticals finance Med Schools so you can see how doctors are being taught. If you check out the medicine prescribed and see the effects it can have, you wonder if you’re trying to get better or kill yourself.
        Sorry to be so down on Conventional doctors as there are some that take their profession serious and their patients too. Some I believer are un—
        registerd quacks.

  • http://www.freewebs.com/lfdb/dbn2.htm Terry

    When my mom was in the hospital in 2007, the hospital doctors did a surgery on her when she had a urinary track infection. Mom was already compromised and then she developed MRSA and C-diff. Mom came into the hospital on her own, not on a stretcher or ambulance at the age of 87. Mom couldn’t breathe so they put her on a ventilator and ultimately on a trache and the doctor came in and said ” She’s had a good life its time for her to go” We told him that you don’t decide when she goes if she stays.

    Through the hospital’s negligence, mom got sepsis and after 2 months of suffering, she passed away.

    We could not get an attorney to prosecute the hospital or the doctors. It’s so sad that we as a society have come to this. This culture of death most be reversed or we as a people will be punished by the Almighty.

    • http://none Richard Pawley

      That time is soon arriving. I’m blessed (some would say cursed but I would rather know than not know) that after the dollar has been destroyed by inflation caused by Washington and the FED’s excessive printing of money, for every purpose under the sun, but not for you and me, well, it will take the rest of the pretend money which is now used in every country down with it. We may have a few years but get out of debt, only buy what you really need, can afford and consider learning about living like our pioneers did, with enough food to survive the winter (or several winters) on hand at all time. I believe that we are all going to see Exekiel 14:13-20 come about in the next few years and Rev. 6:5 too for that matter. It will not be the end of the world (but it may well seem like it) and I suspect that many will die. It’s the reason why I wrote another book that hopefully will be out this summer and it’s why those who have a personal relationship with the God of the Bible will be in a much better situation than those who do not.

      • Carolyn

        Richard, you too see the handwriting on the wall.
        What’s happening to our economy and reversed Laws is to bring all the people to their knees and all will be dependent on Govt. (Rome and I might say-Germany revisited). History is repeating itself and what we are seeing happen was planned and will force us into a One World Govt. that we know is coming because the Bible says so. The World Dictator isn’t far off and Satan is so in control of our system that most don’t see what’s happening.
        TV has done its part in keeping the masses dumbed down.
        Pray for our leaders that their hearts will be changed and for our people who have got caught in the world and forgotten their Maker.

    • CHARLES

      my mom was a canidate for rehab,from a stroke,so the drs.said.she was sent to b’ham,ala. diabetic ,on dialliasis 3 hrs,3days week. all the family worked,but was in to see her on weekends,mom’s sisters came in during the week. mom came home,after 9 weeks.hospital said, they could do no more for her.one of moms sisters came to see her during the week,and found moms bowell movements had dried on her.nurse station across from room, mom was parilized in right side,and could reach the buzzer.when mom was releaced ,she had hughed bed sores.she didn’t have,when she arrived.from nov.22 jan. 1998 mom was in b’ham she did not get proper care.I tried to get info as to why,she had to live this way,in b’ham.lawyers said hospital officials,said” the family WOULD NOT STAY WITH HER AND HELP OUT!! Mom died feb 26 1998. R.i.p mom, the lord knows who to punish

  • http://www.FoodForFashion.com Sylvia

    Remember Terry Sheivo? That was our government health care at work. All her parents wanted to do was take her home and take care of her but the court (government) decided she must be killed by starvation. None of her organs had stopped so there was no plug to pull. But because she could not speak for herself, her husband and the government killed her. That “teddy bear” picture was an insult to all of us. See, doesn’t she look peaceful? It reminded me of that movie where they put sunglasses on a dead guy and moved him from party to party–or something. (stupid movie).

    • debra

      Please….no one would want to live..for years ..the way she was . Most people do not understand the dying process. As an RN, and many years working with terminal pts. ,they do not experiece hunger,thrist, like we do. It also makes their death a little more easier because all the gastric fluids via feeding tube causes the pt.to drown in their own fluids..The feeding of dying pts is more for the familys comfort than the pt.

      • http://www.FoodForFashion.com Sylvia

        Who are you to tell me if I want to live like that or not? You know what I want? My family might want me dead if I am a burden to them. But Terry’s parents wanted to take her home and care for her and they were not allowed to because of our government’s lawmakers. It was torment for them to watch her suffer as she died. YES, they said they watched her SUFFER. But even if she did not suffer, our government should not be making laws to kill the weak. The medical profession thinks they know so much. I have had a go round with them myself. They don’t even believe what the pt. says if some “expert” says differently. I am not angry with you though. I am dreading this universal health care being forced upon us. The government has historically abused citizens via the medical profession.

      • debra

        I know you are not angry we me Sylvia..We are in very scary times..we cant trust the gov. We are afraid we have put another Hitler in office..and we dont what is going to happen to us. And then to think they want to manage our health care..GEEZ…

      • Elle

        I agree with you Sylvia and I too am an R.N. who has cared for thousands of patients not only in the E.R. but in ICU and long term convalescent homes . I learned early on that older patients are NOT given the treatments they need for survival if they have no family. If they have family they stand a small chance of getting treatments but even that is a fight if the patient was given a Living Will to sign and they did it without thinking. The government already feels that they can control many aspects of our lives and it’s because we were either not paying attention when the changes came about or we didn’t think too much of the changes at the time. It is out of control right now, especially with the health care and it will only get worse if Obama’s so called “healthcare reform” takes place – the government has ruined anything they “run” so don’t fall for the socialized medicane he is pushing. I don’t have a good answer for our woes but is NOT letting the federal gov’t get their hands on anything as important as our health care. Terry Sciavo was killed by our government and the nurses and doctors who “cared” for her — her parents could not say or do anything — she was stupid’s wife – not their daughter in the eyes of our gov’t – sad scenario — yes- and totally wrong.

      • Rob

        Give her hell Sylvia!

      • MOMSRIGHT

        Debra, You are right when you say most people do not understand the dying process, just because you are an RN and have seen people die doesn’t mean you understand it either! How do you know they don’t experience hunger or thirst? If Terry Sheivo could have spoken I am sure she would have said she was hungry and thirsty after her feeding tube was pulled and fluids with held! I hope that if I ever suffer from a terminal disease I will not have the misfortune of having you as my nurse! People are not just flesh and blood! They are not like cars that get religated to the junk pile because their parts break down! They way you describe it makes it sound so logical so scientific So cold! People exist in the Spiritual realm. They are creations of God! Who are you to say what they know or don’t know? It is people like you who justify the cold calculated dismissal of the value of human life! You do it through Abortion because babies in the womb are just tissue, fetuses, they don’t feel anything when their little brains are being sucked out, or their arms torn from their body! You do it to the crippled or mentally retarded or those who can’t speak for themselves because they are helpless to defend themselves! You do it to the old and infirm because their usefullness is run out! And you do it all ever so compassionately! Maybe, it is the intention of God for families to suffer through the dying process with their loved ones because we have something to learn from those who are dying, like real compassion! Compassion that thinks caring for and tending to the needs of those who are weak and vulnerable, is what real love is! It is not about putting them out of their misery for their own good and mostly for our convience! Quit playing God! You don’t know! You only imagine you know!

      • debra

        Momsright….how in the world did you get abortion in this dog fight? I am a Christion, a repubician,and consevative. and opposed to abortion. Now back to first ..as a Mom I am sure you know when you look at your child and your eyes meet…you know the connection. That`s the point..Terry was gone.. yes her body was there but her brain was so deprived of O2 that the Terry her parents knew was gone.The spirit had already left. I wish adults were required to take dying classes like when required to givve

      • debra

        I keep getting cut off….what I was trying to say dying classes like for giving birth. And we are educated as RN on the dying process. We help to educate the familys and the pt. as to what to expect. Momsright death is part of our life. We are not here forever..and we have to accept that. I am a very compassionate nurse..and my pts know that. As I said I just hope to make their trip a little easier for them and the family.

      • Rob

        Debra, abortion is relavent to this topic. Because this is about “them” deciding who lives and who dies.

        Let me tell you something about abortion that I never hear brought up.
        An unborn fetus is not a woman’s body, and she has no right to choose if the fetus lives or dies. Its not a cancer tumor.
        Heres why.

        The fetus has its own seperate genetic code, that differs from both its mother and father. That alone indicates that from the moment of conception, a fetus is a third party. It is not up to the mother, father, or government to decide when a fertilized egg becomes a person.
        So put that science in its rightfull place.

        If society does not value human life, then we wind up with a society that only values productive human life. We get a society that places no value on those who cannot contribute, or who can no longer contribute. Children are valued, because they have potential. The elderly are not. They have passed their potential, and are no longer of value. Hitler called them, and people like them, “Useless Eaters.”

        The slickest stealth killing machine the world has ever known.
        The Nazi’s had nothing on us…

      • Sheri

        You are not God and you have no right to decide who lives or dies-only He does.

      • debra

        I dont decide when a pt dies nor does anyone else. If a tube that is inserted d irectly into the stomach with thick orange colored liquid was not put in the pt s stomach then they would have died..Gods choice right? But me dical stepped in prolonged the life..God did that. My word .What happened back about 50 years ago? Just because medicine can keep someone alive ..doesnt mean we should. I dont mean to make every one angry..please go to the bookstore or you local lib. and check out books on death and dying,the end life..plenty of resources out there.

      • Carolyn

        Debra, nurse or no nurse, I disagrree with you about considering this humane for Terri. First of all, we are all terminal in the sense that some day
        we are all going to die.
        Terri had some disabilities and she was improving until her adulterous husband wanted her dead so he could marry the woman he was lliving with and they had 2 children.
        When food and water (basics in llife) are withheld, death is guaranteed. Dehydration causes much suffering.

        And while you mention people not wanting to live in that condition, let me remind you of Christopher Reeves. You and I might say we wouldn’t want to live like that but until you are faced with such circumstances, you might change your mind.
        Terri’s husband’s attorney was a Euthansia doctor. Imagine that.
        Life is precious and man doesn’t qualify to say who should live and who should die; only the Creator.
        So we witnessed Supreme Court Judges making a decision that was out and out murder; they felt qualified to play God. Talk about delusional.
        You would do time if this were done to an animal yet human life was treated as nothing.
        I followed all the court action and letters from her attorneys and you have no idea of all the details that the Media withheld from the public. Of course that’s nothing new.
        Isn’t it strange that the Nat’l. Guard could go in to rescue Elian Gonzeles but they couldn’t rescue Terri. Money talks and her husband had it because after he won the case in court supposedly to care for Terri’s disabilities, he stopped allowing any therapy to be given to her. She lost some teeth, wasn’t allowed to have drapes open, no fresh air, no tv, no radio and no reporters.
        Remember, what was done to Terri can happen to any of us. Don’t ever get the idea that because it didn’t happen to you that it doesn’t matter.
        We reap what we sow and when Life is no longer respected- it’s all downhill after that.
        After watching the bozos in Congress and the President, these are exactly who you don’t want in charge of your health care.
        Watching the fast forward downhill destruction of a Free Enterprise system makes you think of a Scripture–”In one hour Babylon is fallen.” Those who love Death, hate Life.
        Without repentance and turning back to God, America is doomed. Brought to you by the U.S. Congress and its turncoats.
        “What profiteth a man to gain the world and loose his soul?” There are no shopping malls in Hell so don’t even consider compromise.

    • Barry

      Debra,
      The stupid movie was Ken Russell’s “S.O.B.”
      Barry

    • Rob

      Yeah, Weekend at Bernies. I loved that movie….
      Anyway, this was an excellent article. I have been saying there is a silent holocaust going on in America for a very long time.

      Another way they dispose of people, is through Hospice. I have known lots of people wjo had loved ones put into hospice. Some were killed off through starvation, and dehydration. Some were given lethal doses of morphine for their “pain” dispite not wanting morphine, and stating repeatedly that they had no pain. I can state not all hospices are the same. But the ones that do practice these goulish policies, are nothing more than systematic killing machines. And this wholesale slaughter goes on right under our noses.
      From the time we were kids, we are taught when a pet gets sick, you “put it down.” That its better to be dead than sick. “Put it down” is a polite way to say kill it. As children, we are taught that this is whats best. As adults, we draw on our past experiences. You don’t put people down. You don’t put pets down. You hang in there with them, and when their time comes, they will die on their own. When a person’s time comes, there is no stopping death. I see no reason to hasten death.
      From an insurance standpoint, the reasoning may be, that if a person is terminal, then the quicker they die, the cheaper it is on the insurance company. From a numbers standpoint, that makes total sense. But these are human lives. Its fundamentally immoral, and has to stop. If insurance companies do not have the stomach to play a tight game in regards to profit, then perhaps they should find another industry.
      My wife’s 86 year old father fell out of his wheelchair in the hospital and badly cut his knee. He was on coumadin, and was bleeding profusely. After being helped back into the wheelchair, he was told somebody would be by to attend to his cut. For an hour, he sat there bleeding, unattended to. When my wife found him, he was crying and there was a pool of blood on the floor. My wife stormed into the hospital administrator’s office and ripped him a new one. She threatened to shove a lawyer up his A**. You don’t mess with her…..
      Its a systematic killing machine. “Accidental” deaths from drug interactions, overdoses, starvation, dehydration, neglect….on and on it goes.

      Kill off the weak ones. The Nazi’s had nothing on us…

      Rob

      • MOMSRIGHT

        Rob, you make an excellent point about insurance companies looking out for their profits. Just wait until we have a government run health care system! My husband and I owned and opperated our own business and made very good money 750,000 to 1,000,000 a year gross! We have eight kids and work very hard to take care of their needs. We had private insurance that we paid a premium for and for the most part they never went with out proper medical treatment etc. However, over the last two years we saw our business decline and finally fall apart partially due to bad economy and crazy government policies from Washington. Anyhow, the point is we are now broke! We lost everything and have trouble just keeping the electricity on and food on the table! Long story I know but my point is that I had to apply for a government subsidised health care program that just covers my kids. One of my daughters has an abcess in her mouth that causes her a great deal of pain! The only way I can get her seen is to get up at 5:30am to be one of the first 5 people in line at the clinic which opens at 6:30am! Only the first 5 people get to be on the list to be seen that day! Imagine when the whole of America has to stand in line for health care!……. By the way, we have no intention of staying in this level of poverty or to become reliant on the government for our needs. We are entrapeuners and are working now to rebuild our business! This is America! People have an opportunity to be whatever they can imagine! As a side note I believe that every individual is a gift! Everyone no matter age, health, or mental state, contributes to others just by their presence! Even Terry Sheivo, as debra said:…………{ “as a Mom I am sure you know when you look at your child and your eyes meet…you know the connection. That`s the point..Terry was gone.. yes her body was there but her brain was so deprived of O2 that the Terry her parents knew was gone.The spirit had already left”}………..Again who are we to decide who is making a connection or not? To her parents Terry contributed something to them! She was not on total life support! She was only being fed! a kindness that most people would not deny to their dog! So medical advances have made it easier to feed someone in her condition…….Does that mean that we should deny the necessary thing to someone just because we couldn’t have done it 50 years ago!………By the way, I have friends who have taken care of their Anacelephic daughter {no brain} for 15 years now! She was not expected to live through babyhood! Should they stop feeding her because when they look into her eyes there is no connection! No! they love her and her presence in their family is a gift! Just like Terry!……I know Iam getting on a soap box here but it makes me crazy when I hear comments like those from Debra!……..We all need to stand up against this culture of death and start realizing just how demented these ideas are! They are evil couched in what seems like logic and compassion!

      • MOMSRIGHT

        PS, Whatever happened to the hypocratic oath? First do no harm…….?

      • Rob

        Momsright,
        Yeah, culture of death, thats exactly what SOME of these gouls are like.
        I am sorry for you’re current financial trouble, almost everyone has been affected to some degree, some more than others.
        I have no doubt, that with your additude, you will pull out.
        Your situation is just tempory.
        Short term, the economy will improve. Long term, I believe we will see high inflation, then the dollar will collapse.
        Rob

  • s c

    At first, it may not be easy to force the legal system to focus on the overlapping role(s) of MDs, Congress, the AMA, FDA and the drug cartel. However, after what was done to the tobacco industry, you can be sure that lawyers are networking and drooling at the prospect of making the tobacco circus look like a podunk garage sale. Maybe they may can band together and remember why they went to law school (to help people?). Bring it on, America. When it comes to health care, results matter most. As long as our health care system ignores overbilling, in-hospital drug overdoses, insurance firms that cancel policies on a whim, botched surgeries and drug side-effects that are worse than diseases, Americans cannot afford to view substandard medical treatment with good intentions or sheepish acceptance.

  • Barry

    Dear Mr Livingston,

    There’s also another manner in which patients are euthanized.
    My sister was wittness and a surviving victim to it at Oschner’s Clinic while in their ICU in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The man in the bed next to her was given medication which interacted with his current medications and he actually died of the interaction. The head nurse “Shirlene” said to one of the new nurses, when she became emotional about the so-called “mix-up” in medication, this guy has had a good long life and it’s time for him to go anyway, besides which no one will ever know what actually happened to him in the end analysis.

    My sister has had R.A. since the age of 7 She’s highly crippled and quite incapable of fending for herself physically.
    Nurse Shirlene addressed my sister, who was in 4-point restraints with a breathing tube down her throat unable to move or respond, telling her they’d taken her off her prescribed medications and were actually giving her every medication she was supposed to be allergic to yet she…..”still don’t have the good God-damned sense to just die and quit being a financial burden on your family and society”….
    Shirlene poked fun and denegraded my sister openly to her face at every possibility.

    This and even more emotionally unraveling events took place and wittnesses came foreward relating it to my parents. During the federal investigation those wittnesses couldn’t be found, medical records with Dr Lockwood’s personally hand written orders to medicating my sister with all known allergants ultimately dissappeard as well before federal investigation began looking for them.
    Dr Oschner and Shirlene ultimately in the end were ordered to take refesher classes in records keeping and patient relations, a mere slap on the wrist.

    In phone conversations I’d had with federal agents it was inferred to me that I cease and dessist fueling the federal investigation….because ….”criminality in that region knows no state boundaries to silencing wittnesses and protagonists to medical crime or any crime for that matter”… One FBI official related to me that they actually had a problem getting wittnesses to crimes in this region to court to testify before they dissappeared never to be found or heard from again.
    It was further stated to me that if they actually prosecuted all the medical criminal actions that came to the forefront, in the aftermath of Katrina, it would actually create a healthcare vacuum in that region of the US, Not just New Orleans. It would be a regional problem.

    I became enlightened, needless to say, about medical profession legislation in place in Louisiana caping settlements in lawsuits over mal-practice making it virtually impossible to prosecute deliberate mal-practice. Even if one were to have the financialy deep pockets to go after it for principal and morals/ethics violations, let alone shear attempted murder, it would certainly be tossed out of court because as I was also informed even the judiciary are equally corrupt in that region of the US.

    In, open communication conversation only, I was told by one law firm to successfully prosecute anyone over such criminal actions, those bringing suit would have to hire 24/7 security for not only one’s personal family, but also the legal firm as well as wittnesses till the lawsuit had been successfully litigated and settled.

    After being politely and eloquently told to stop, by multiple federal investigative individuals for mine and my families own welfare and safety, I did.

    Barry Frye
    (859) 431-0494

    • http://www.arkansasboergoats.com Lesia

      Can you give more information to back up my concern on the mumps, measels, rubella shot given to chilgren. My grandson is one and the health office is wanting to start his one year vaccinations. I have some concerns abou the raltion to this vaccine and autisim, but can not find any information to back my refusal for the shot……

      • Disgusted with the deception

        Lesia, Try Dr. Mercola’s site at http://www.mercola.com I have read several articles about the link between vaccinations and autism and I believe it was on the mercola site. Good luck, and keep fighting for your grandson.

      • 13th Gen. American

        The star Jenny McCarthy, Has a son with autism from shots and she did tons and tons of research from many different doctors. There is alot of info on it if you google Jenny McCarthy/ autusm. youll find something I’m sure.I say get the shots we all got because you never heard of it back in the day. Wait on the others. Good luck.

      • sandra dunakin

        Lisa, I was watching a program on Thursday on one of the Public broadcasting station and there was a program on this very subject.
        There were medical professional, a woman with a military uniform, a mom who wants to be able to refuse this vaccine and a family doctor who has moms who are forming this exact question. The mother was actually called ignorant by one of the women who is advocating every child needs to have this vaccination or she would become the one responsible for any outbreaks. I wish I was able to recall the name of the program but it followed one about baby turtles being saved by moving them to a new location. I will try to remember and post the name of the program if I remember. It was kind of like a round table, everyone sitting in a circle and the commentator injecting his say so whenever he felt the call.
        Good luck and remember that is your child and not the goverments. They may have aquired 50% of the auto industry but they can not be allowed to own 50% of our children….

    • Ronald W. Sprague

      The physician and signer of the U.S. Constitution, Benjamin Rush said, “Unless
      we put medical freedom into the Constitution, the time will come when medicine
      will organize into an undercover dictatorship to restrict the art of healing
      to one class of men and deny equal privileges to others; the Constitution of
      the Republic should make a special privilege for medical freedms as well as
      religious freedoms.” Benjamin Rush’s picture appears on the seal of the
      American Psychiatric Assocation, and he is considered the “father” of American
      psychiatry.

  • Ben Rains

    Agree 100%. I don’t want some nobody sitting in some dark secluded office deciding whether I should receive a new heart at age 70, or should they deny my request because of cost and age so they can give a new brain, hopefully one that works this time, to Obama! ! ! ! ! !
    The Health Plan does not work in Europe or Canada and it will not work here. It will aid in bankrupting this Nation. It is nothing more than leaglized government euthinasia! ! ! ! !

    • Gordon Leigh

      You should talk to some Canadians and Europeans. I own a photo lab that takes
      many immigration and green card photos. I regularly ask these people about their
      countrys healthcare. Even the ones that have lived in our country for years are unwilling to give up their foreign citizenship due to their healthcare and oldage benefits. We are being duped as to their health care systems not working-our’s
      definately doesn’t!

    • Edward

      But, dear friend, don’t you know that American tinkering can fix anything! Don’t they remember the attempts to establish utopian societies in the 1700′s or 1800′s? Transported to America the utopian dreams fizzled just as badly. A bad idea is not improved by a geographic shift. What made America unique was that we had not better tinkering but better initiative, unfettered by government’s clumsy intervention. Now, with the bumbling asses in D.C., I don’t know. Universal Health care in America will be no better than it is anywhere else. Euthanasia is NOT health care because dead people have no health.

    • Luvenia

      I read this article twice and unless I missed something it has nothing to do with a national health care. This article talks about the way our health care has been operating for generations. Please go to the link below and try to watch the video with an open mind. We have one of the worst health care systems in the world. They live longer than we do and it cost less. Is their way perfect, no, can it be improved, of course. Now how sad to say that even with their problems they are better off than we are.

      http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/sickaroundtheworld/

      • OHIO RESIDENT

        Please writting or call Senator Voinovich regard Healthcare Issue; Below are email sent to him and contact information to his office- Let your voice be heard.

        I am for a health care competition or Public Option.
        I don’t care for a Democrat Party that much, but it appears you (Republican Party) are more concern of Republican Party’s theology then resolving the health care problem or conduct a politic as usual. Senator you have been represented the Ohio from Governor to senator for long time, yet you appear to represent the Republican Party and a special interest parties than what is best for Ohio’s residents.

        It disgusts me to see any party or you play politic with the health care issue. Especially, to a simple concept of opening health care for competition; it should not be distort and play into politic as usual. What is so hard to understand a simple concept of competition or a common sense that a competition will reduce health care price/cost? Please stop using national debt as excuse on the healthcare issue or to say wait until a Republican Party in control again then you will deal/fix the healthcare issue. It’s exactly what you do when only one or none of republican senator vote yes. As Ohio resident I am sad and disgust with any representative played politic over the needing of change and improves of health care.

        Again, there should not be politic or any excuse anymore from you, especially, when you/Republican Party had been in control very long time and done none on the health issue; and to continue to be in the way or not willing to work out matter to what the voters have voted for (the change) is a shame.

        I understand that we concern of nation debts, however, we spending money on other issues a lot more, example: War and etc… To use debt and/or any other issues to play politic or represent an especially interest on the healthcare is unacceptable, while a lot of Ohio and/or U.S. Citizen needs of a health insurance. There is no doubt both parties will not get what they want, but for a Republican Party to play politic as usual is sickness. I respectfully ask you to work out a competition/public option or do a compromise with the parties in control; I ask you to vote yes for public option.

        Dayton, OH Office:
        (Based out of Cincinnati)
        36 East 7th Street, Room 2615
        Cincinnati, OH 45202
        Main: (513) 684-3265
        Fax: (513) 684-3269

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        37 West Broad Street
        Room 310
        Columbus, OH 43215
        Main: (614) 469-6697
        Fax: (614) 469-7733
        Cincinnati, OH Office:
        36 East 7th Street
        Room 2615
        Cincinnati, OH 45202
        Main: (513) 684-3265
        Fax: (513) 684-3269

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