lol

Hi there,

That would be a Law Enforcement Officer / Official.

"dr's can't make that kind of choice" yes they can. cpr only helps cardiac/respiratory incidents for one thing- time is also a factor, if too much has passed before people can respond, then too late- then there's the 'slow code' in which code is called but staff aware to not hurry and take minimal action.... this is normally seen in very advanced age and chronically ill situations, NOT as a weapon or with malice. for one- all staff have to be of like mind in these scenarios and the intent is one of compassion. hospital staff make serious life decisions every single day. as to mr. rich... the entire day, minute by minute, would be required to figure out why no code was called...if one was being already actively coded at arrival in er or by ems, or code team was already present, for instance, then no overhead 'code' may be called- the care is continuous until it is ultimately unsuccessful...and that call is made by the acting MD.

Not true.

What you're talking about only happens after someone is stabalized and the question of care on life support comes into question.

On the other hand, when someone is not stable and/or otherwise basically dead, this is in fact what every emergency doctor is required to do.

I don't think it's a red flag but more of a distraction. While everyone is looking at this there is slight of hand going on somewhere else. I'll monitor for other events that are being under reported.

Yeah, I remember Roger Stone mentioning that on Jones' show.

That could be the point.

more reputable media outlet, like Hannity

Hannity reputable...roflmao

Hannity is reputable? How many days has it been since he bitched out of being waterboarded?

Seriously? I think George Webb has one of the highest reputations in the business.

Is this true? I'd like to know also. Not a Webb fan, but I'll watch this one.

Thanks for this. I understand the situation and it is not that shocking, unfortunately. Kudos to the resident physician with a conscience. Like, that resident, I have seen that people live through a lot worse, but it's a rather slow recovery, not like the fraud crisis actor Norman Casiano, who claims he was shot four times in the back with .223 Sig Sauer MCX, and required no surgery whatsoever. The very next day he was giving multiple MSM interviews. He posted upper body nude photos on his Fakebook page which show not a mark on him front or back, which even an idiot would realize is impossible. Casiano is famous for saying in a "live" interview that the bullets just went through without hitting any major organs. He was seen on news videos walking toward the Pulse nightclub that night, with a small group of "victims". Yet, people have given millions of dollars and there is a "memorial" there. People are completely brainwashed and will believe anything someone says on television.

I have refused orders which were unethical and would cause harm, even if the orders were written in a chart. I knew that whoever wrote them would not like to be exposed in court. But there are many who could not care less and comply with unbelievable cruelty.

I have never removed anyone from life support, even if it was ordered. I would just point to the red plug and say, "there's the plug if you want this person to die--you do it". At some medical centers, they even order slow suffocation by turning down the number of breaths per minute one by one every half hour. Families don;t say anything because they have no comprehension of ventilators and blindly trust TMPTB.

You might want to think twice about "advanced directives" and talk to someone who knows what they imply before consenting to torture or murder.

I don't drink alcohol, smoke or do drugs.