COVID-19 IS A VIRUS, JUST LIKE INFLUENZA, POLIO, CHOLERA, EBOLA, SARS -- DID WE DESTROY LIFE FOR THESE VIRUSES?

 

 

PLAYING WITH DEATH -- NEVER ANYONE'S CHOICE!
 
I have never really been overly worried about Covid-19. I think it has to do with my facing death and not dying about 45 years ago.

When I was 28 years old, I was feeling a bit like I had a cold or flu, but I kept going to work because I was acting manager for 2 weeks at the college where I taught. However, I was rushed to the hospital with a 105 F (40.6C) fever after work one day. I was in the hospital for 3 days with some fluid in my left lung. When I was rushed to the hospital, I was suffering from muscle paralysis and was having great difficulty breathing. Because of the breathing problems, the doctors suspected pneumonia, but x-rays and tests indicated that I had a virus os some kind, but not pneumonia.

I was in the hospital for just three days. They sent me home because they could really do nothing to treat the PROBABLY influenza. I went home, and they was given antibiotics, not to fight the virus, but to help keep my fever below 104 F (40C) -- aspirin, antibiotics, and plenty of water. My fever remained at about 101 to 102 F (38.3 to  despite all the medication. The doctor said that since I SURVIVED the crisis, they felt that I would live.

By the way, back then I bicycled, played tennis, badminton, hiked, and did cardio all the time. I was in top physical shape -- much better than I am now and the flu damn near killed me.

I did go back to work after a week of bed rest and the fever had gone, but I had no energy from May until mid-fall. The good news was that my body had built up so many antibodies that that winter I did not even catch a cold.
 
NEGLECTING CANCER PATIENTS
 
I have a precancerous condition called Barrett's Esophagus -- my gastroscopy and biopsy was postponed for 8 months by the god-like medical world because it was considered elective and not serious because Covid-19 was more serious than cancer. Luckily for me, although the damage to my esophagus has increased, and I was put on additional medication, I still had not developed cancer.

However, another Canadian friend was not so lucky. He had a throat tumour that was thought to be malignant, but his surgery and biopsy were delayed 4 month because they were considered elective and not serious because Covid-19 was more serious than cancer. 
 
My friend was not as lucky as I was and his tumour was malignant and had metastasized.  He is not expected to survive the chemo.
 
CANCER KILLS AN AVERAGE OF 10 MILLION VICTIMS EVERY YEAR, YET IT IS NOT AS IMPORTANT AS COVID-19 WHICH TO DATE, OVER 18 MONTHS, HAS CLAIMED ONLY 3 MILLION VICTIMS.

A UK study estimated that 3.5 million additional cancer patients died in 2020 alone because CANCER IS NOT AS IMPORTANT AS COVID-19 WHICH IN 18 MONTHS CLAIMED ONLY 3 MILLION LIVES.
 
THE MEDICAL WORLD - SERIAL KILLERS

I am 74 -- I worked very hard for my retirement -- and I am angry that the medical world has shut down and is ruining my "one foot in the grave years" for an illness that The W.H.O says has an absolute death rate of 0.3% (based on estimate of actual cases of Covid-19 and actual verified deaths)  Plus, these CALLOUS AND ILL-THOUGHT OUT restrictions and lockdowns are killing over 100 MILLION NON-COVID-19 VICTIMS.

"The harmful consequences of public health choices should be explicitly considered and transparently reported to limit their damage...

"Lockdowns can also cause long term health harms, such as from delayed treatment and investigations. Delays in the diagnosis and treatment of various types of cancer, for example, can allow progression of cancer and affect patients’ survival. A three month delay to surgery is estimated to cause more than 4700 deaths a year in the UK.13 In the US, delays in screening and treatment are estimated to cause 250 000 additional preventable deaths of cancer patients each year.14 Furthermore, a sharp decrease in the number of admissions for acute coronary syndromes and emergency coronary procedures has been observed since the start of the pandemic in the US15 and Europe.16 In England, the weekly number of hospital admissions for coronary syndromes fell by 40% between mid-February and the end of March 2020. Fear of exposure to the virus stopped many patients from attending hospital, putting them at increased risk of long term complications of myocardial infarction...

"The coronavirus pandemic is far from over. Many countries are already reeling from the effects of the pandemic response as well as trying to cope with additional waves of dangerous infection rates. Governments will have to make difficult decisions that rely on uncertain and changing data regarding the most effective approaches to contain the pandemic. Although the evidence on the adverse consequences of measures to control covid-19 continues to grow,1325262728 there remains a paucity of any such voices in the public and decision making conversation, which seems to convey a dominant narrative of pandemic mitigation at all costs. This is perhaps a reflection of the challenge of the moment, but we must adopt a more nuanced approach to understanding the pros and cons of different approaches.

A “zero covid” goal is neither realistic nor sustainable for most countries. Instead, public health needs to increase its investment into assessing the harms of policy options from different perspectives and to explicitly consider and transparently report the harmful consequences of public choices when deciding on and evaluating public health strategies to combat SARS-CoV-2. Epidemiologists, health economists, social scientists, psychologists, historians, ethicists, among others, must all contribute to these efforts and assist governments in making informed decisions—improving and protecting the health of all communities."




"As the crisis around Covid-19 evolves, it becomes clear that there are numerous negative side-effects of the lockdown strategies implemented by many countries. Currently, more evidence becomes available that the lockdowns may have more negative effects than positive effects. For instance, many measures taken in a lockdown aimed at protecting human life may compromise the immune system, and purpose in life, especially of vulnerable groups. This leads to the paradoxical situation of compromising the immune system and physical and mental health of many people, including the ones we aim to protect. 

"Also, it is expected that hundreds of millions of people will die from hunger and postponed medical treatments. Other side effects include financial insecurity of billions of people, physical and mental health problems, and increased inequalities. The economic and health repercussions of the crisis will be falling disproportionately on young workers, low-income families and women, and thus exacerbate existing inequalities. As the virus outbreak and media coverage spread fear and anxiety, superstition, cognitive dissonance reduction and conspiracy theories are ways to find meaning and reduce anxiety. These behavioral aspects may play a role in the continuance of lockdown decisions. Based on theories regarding agnotology (i.e., the ways ignorance or doubt about certain topics is created by means of withholding or presenting information in a certain way), social influence, superstition and stress and coping, I seek to explain the social and behavioral aspects of human behavior in times of crises. Both the Covid-19 crisis itself as well as the resulting economic and (mental) health crisis are global problems that may require global solutions. I present a model of drivers and outcomes of lockdown behaviors and offer suggestions and a tool to counteract the negative psychological effects by means of online life crafting therapeutic writing interventions."

 


LET'S STOP DOCTORS FROM KILLING US!!!!
COVID-19 AND CANCER DO NOT NEED MEDICAL HELP TO CAUSE DEATH!!!!

 


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