The FLCCC's friend and colleague, Dr. Jackie Stone, a South African early treatment warrior persecuted and punished by her Medical Board, sent us her Hillingdon Hospital story. It ain't good.
Dennis GOD has his reasons. Maybe he used those 5 days to speak kind words to his family and others knowing his time was short. We really don't know. Whatever the case, you did what was right!
I want to tell you that I love your own writing style! Your personality shines through and I feel like I’m listening to you in person. Please don’t change it, you’re creative and funny, even with the tough topics you write about ❤️
What a gift to hear from Jackie, whose hilarious-in-retrospect experiences remind us that when we offer our nightmares-of-the-moment to others, we stimulate laughter which is healing!! And we are exposing the underbelly of the beast, which all of us trailblazers have had to deal with. And letting others receive kudos for what we taught them.
Years ago I worked off the books as an orderly in a US state hospital, usually on weekend night shifts. A couple of times, I found other staff sexually abusing female patients, resulting in my intervening physically, and then filing written reports. Nothing was ever done; the staff continued in their systematic abuse. One night, while walking the halls at around 3 AM, I noticed a contorted figure, half in and out of his bed. He was dead, livid, and rigor has started to set in. He had been strangled by his straitjacket while trying to leave the bed. The uproar that followed, including blaming ME, was right out of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.' I quickly quit, and was threatened by the administration with all sorts of legislation if I were to speak of the incident.
Thank you mightily for your conscience, courage, compassion and bravery for what you’ve done and what you continue to do. You are one of my heroes, Dr. Kory and I pray for you and all the other medical heroes every day. ❤️🙏🏻⚖️
“ Sadly, they look nothing like the Australian firefighters calendar.”!!’ that whole description was hysterical. But I also sad and creepy when you think about how out of control governments could drug people and put people in places like that. Good and brave doctors who dared to fail to follow the narrative, have been given psychiatric evaluations. God forbid any of us gets stuck in a place like that.
I see this hospital is in England and as I am unaware of how they do staff privileges, etc., it’s hard to comment. Speaking for myself as a Board Certified Emergency Physician and Addiction Medicine Physician, if a Psychiatrist came down to the Emergency Department and decided to put a chest tube in any hospital I have worked in, they would have been stopped. The comment she was practicing out “of the scope of her practice” is correct. When a Chairman I worked for decided to “enhance” his contract by asking us take 12 hour shifts as hospitalists, I unfortunately had to explain to him that the Medical Staff would not accept that in my case as my Board Certification only covered Emergency Medicine. He didn’t see it as a problem, but as predicted, the Medical Staff did not go along with his plan. It took a 4 year residency for me to learn what I had to learn; I’m not sure why she felt she could just walk in and assume the same role. By the same token, I would not consider removing a brain tumor or doing a bronchoscopy.
If you talk like you write you must be short of breath a lot.
Long-winded, virtue-screaming, rhetorical question as to which I am quite sure you are uninterested in an honest answer. So I won't bother. But I do have 2 rhetorical questions in reply to your rhetorical question:
1) Why are "you people" always so smug and self righteous? 2) Is that a necessary part of your virtue signaling? I will say the answers are, "1) To be smug and self-righteouness is why we do what we do and 2) yes, it's what makes low IQ people believe us."
My mother was in a nursing home. After the 1st vaccine that every resident had to get in February of 2021, she tested positive the next day after tge Pfizer vax. Zero symptoms. They would only give her the rapid test and I raised holy h*** that I wanted her to at least have the PCR before they stuck her in the covid ward. They admitted she was already there in the covid unit with 7 other sick patients. I raised such a stink that finally on day 6 they gave her the PCR test and she tested negative. But they refused to remove her from the covid ward and they left a 95 year old woman in it for 5 more days, 11 days total. That was her last vaccine. A few months later I discovered the Flccc.net protocol. I put myself, my 78 year old husband, my 95 year old mother and her 67 year old sitter on the prevention protocal. From that point on all of us stayed healthy and no one got covid. During the next outbreak over 224 residents and workers got covid at her facility. My mother and her sitter stayed just fine. The nursing home did not pressure me when they began giving boosters. At least they asked and I declined. It ended up that over 30% of the workers never had the vaccine because they saw the horrible side effects 1st hand.
You all should really do a Gray's Anatomy/Monty Python parody only at Hillingdon. Here is Dr. Suneel Dhand being pretty hilarious: A Big Career Change Announcement https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZaeZppYdyg
(things are so relentless now that any chance for laughter lowers the chronic cortisol--- not to be insensitive to the real suffering out there)
Dennis GOD has his reasons. Maybe he used those 5 days to speak kind words to his family and others knowing his time was short. We really don't know. Whatever the case, you did what was right!
Would anyone like to comment on RFK Jr for President at https://rfk4president.substack.com/ or https://rfk4president.substack.com/p/rfk-jr-4-president? Do most of us agree that his candidacy will help End the Jab, whether he gets elected or not? And Republicans at the county level to Ban the Jab can make it a bipartisan movement?
Dr. Kory,
I want to tell you that I love your own writing style! Your personality shines through and I feel like I’m listening to you in person. Please don’t change it, you’re creative and funny, even with the tough topics you write about ❤️
What a gift to hear from Jackie, whose hilarious-in-retrospect experiences remind us that when we offer our nightmares-of-the-moment to others, we stimulate laughter which is healing!! And we are exposing the underbelly of the beast, which all of us trailblazers have had to deal with. And letting others receive kudos for what we taught them.
Years ago I worked off the books as an orderly in a US state hospital, usually on weekend night shifts. A couple of times, I found other staff sexually abusing female patients, resulting in my intervening physically, and then filing written reports. Nothing was ever done; the staff continued in their systematic abuse. One night, while walking the halls at around 3 AM, I noticed a contorted figure, half in and out of his bed. He was dead, livid, and rigor has started to set in. He had been strangled by his straitjacket while trying to leave the bed. The uproar that followed, including blaming ME, was right out of 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.' I quickly quit, and was threatened by the administration with all sorts of legislation if I were to speak of the incident.
Yeah, if I had to do it over again, I would have chosen farming.
I chose ranching, never a backward look.
Thanks Dr. Kory. Jackie's recollection had me in stitches!!!!
Thank you mightily for your conscience, courage, compassion and bravery for what you’ve done and what you continue to do. You are one of my heroes, Dr. Kory and I pray for you and all the other medical heroes every day. ❤️🙏🏻⚖️
“ Sadly, they look nothing like the Australian firefighters calendar.”!!’ that whole description was hysterical. But I also sad and creepy when you think about how out of control governments could drug people and put people in places like that. Good and brave doctors who dared to fail to follow the narrative, have been given psychiatric evaluations. God forbid any of us gets stuck in a place like that.
I see this hospital is in England and as I am unaware of how they do staff privileges, etc., it’s hard to comment. Speaking for myself as a Board Certified Emergency Physician and Addiction Medicine Physician, if a Psychiatrist came down to the Emergency Department and decided to put a chest tube in any hospital I have worked in, they would have been stopped. The comment she was practicing out “of the scope of her practice” is correct. When a Chairman I worked for decided to “enhance” his contract by asking us take 12 hour shifts as hospitalists, I unfortunately had to explain to him that the Medical Staff would not accept that in my case as my Board Certification only covered Emergency Medicine. He didn’t see it as a problem, but as predicted, the Medical Staff did not go along with his plan. It took a 4 year residency for me to learn what I had to learn; I’m not sure why she felt she could just walk in and assume the same role. By the same token, I would not consider removing a brain tumor or doing a bronchoscopy.
Dr. Jackie Stone, how is Groote Schuur knot done?
You know, that really is a silly comment. Your failure to understand what I wrote so clearly is the mark of a slow mind with inadequate grasp.
If you talk like you write you must be short of breath a lot.
Long-winded, virtue-screaming, rhetorical question as to which I am quite sure you are uninterested in an honest answer. So I won't bother. But I do have 2 rhetorical questions in reply to your rhetorical question:
1) Why are "you people" always so smug and self righteous? 2) Is that a necessary part of your virtue signaling? I will say the answers are, "1) To be smug and self-righteouness is why we do what we do and 2) yes, it's what makes low IQ people believe us."
My mother was in a nursing home. After the 1st vaccine that every resident had to get in February of 2021, she tested positive the next day after tge Pfizer vax. Zero symptoms. They would only give her the rapid test and I raised holy h*** that I wanted her to at least have the PCR before they stuck her in the covid ward. They admitted she was already there in the covid unit with 7 other sick patients. I raised such a stink that finally on day 6 they gave her the PCR test and she tested negative. But they refused to remove her from the covid ward and they left a 95 year old woman in it for 5 more days, 11 days total. That was her last vaccine. A few months later I discovered the Flccc.net protocol. I put myself, my 78 year old husband, my 95 year old mother and her 67 year old sitter on the prevention protocal. From that point on all of us stayed healthy and no one got covid. During the next outbreak over 224 residents and workers got covid at her facility. My mother and her sitter stayed just fine. The nursing home did not pressure me when they began giving boosters. At least they asked and I declined. It ended up that over 30% of the workers never had the vaccine because they saw the horrible side effects 1st hand.
Covid has never been isolated by anyone anywhere. It was a fraud to get people to commit suicide with the bioweapon jabs.
You all should really do a Gray's Anatomy/Monty Python parody only at Hillingdon. Here is Dr. Suneel Dhand being pretty hilarious: A Big Career Change Announcement https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZaeZppYdyg
(things are so relentless now that any chance for laughter lowers the chronic cortisol--- not to be insensitive to the real suffering out there)