Sick puppies.Absolutely...the cult loves it. The more pain and suffering, the better they like it. I've seen it....my mother's death was considered a ritual killing.
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Sick puppies.Absolutely...the cult loves it. The more pain and suffering, the better they like it. I've seen it....my mother's death was considered a ritual killing.
No it is not. It is evil and diabolical and we all know that Satan is behind this attack on all humanity. The whole thing was a scam from the get-go.Is this fair?
Is this right?
They're carrying this even farther than just using our devices ....I may make a separate post for this, bc it veers from the OP, and I want to know if others are experiencing the same thing.I know...
They've definately gone too far with the COVID restrictions. Now our economy is in trouble and supply shortage here in the USA. Why do people vote for democrats?Apparently most people dying of covid are dying alone... Their family not being allowed to visit... The argument is that they will catch covid...
Is this fair?
Is this right?
Put yourself in that situation... Your loved one is on a death bed and you have a choice to go and see them with the risk of catching covid... Would you?
I most definitely would... Even if it was a really bad virus that would most likely kill me, I would still go and be with them...
Now flip the script... I'm the one dying in hospital from a real bad virus... Do I want my loved ones risking death to visit me... No, I wouldn't but my heart would absolutely melt if they did...
So back to my original question... Is it right for them to not allow family to visit their loved ones... I say no... Not only that but I say it's unethical to do so...
You might say "well you can still see them behing glass or on a video call" but I don't believe it helps much at all. In fact it's demoralising to the point where it will be detrimental to your health and make you sicker...
The worse thing about being in jail is not being able to be with your family. Ask any former inmate and he'll agree. Actually don't ask cos it will only bring back bad memories... It's painful beyond words. It's torture multiplied... I pray for the people who are incarcerated
What if the hospital said you can't visit... Should you be able to pull out your loved one and take them home?
I say yes... The hospital shouldn't be able to stop a patient leaving. Especially to be with loved ones... Especially if their dying
I see these as being very important ethical questions that aren't being discussed. Please open up your heart, put yourselves in such situations, and let us know what you think and feel... Thanks
Sorry to hear that Pearl. I had similar problems with migraines. Numb face and arms and such. Thought I was dying. Then my migraines flipped to vertigo.I had some stroke-like symptoms and was admitted twice in as many weeks. The first time for three night and then a week later for four nights. Spending 12/13 hours in A&E - partly in a corridor - both times before going on the ward. Nobody was allowed onto the ward because of the covid restrictions so it got a bit lonely. I have since been told that my symptoms were not stroke related but due to 'complex migraine',
Sorry to hear that Amadeus. Praying for your comfort.Last year my cousin was in one hospital in serious condition with heart issues. When Covid-19 was added to his problems, he was transferred to another hospital that was handling all of the Covid-19 cases for Oklahoma City. His wife, who had had Covid-19 first but was never hospitalized, got well at home. She visited him in the 1st hospital but was never allowed to visit him in the 2nd hospital even when they were sure he was dying. He died without a last personal contact visit with her last July.
I can't imagine!!Last year my cousin was in one hospital in serious condition with heart issues. When Covid-19 was added to his problems, he was transferred to another hospital that was handling all of the Covid-19 cases for Oklahoma City. His wife, who had had Covid-19 first but was never hospitalized, got well at home. She visited him in the 1st hospital but was never allowed to visit him in the 2nd hospital even when they were sure he was dying. He died without a last personal contact visit with her last July.
Yes, so relieved. Praise God for his grace and mercy.
Last year my cousin was in one hospital in serious condition with heart issues. When Covid-19 was added to his problems, he was transferred to another hospital that was handling all of the Covid-19 cases for Oklahoma City. His wife, who had had Covid-19 first but was never hospitalized, got well at home. She visited him in the 1st hospital but was never allowed to visit him in the 2nd hospital even when they were sure he was dying. He died without a last personal contact visit with her last July.
We put up with each other, we tolerate each other, we endure each other...and in the end, we get by. What's happening today is nonsense!
Thank you my friend. That cousin was closer to me than any of my 4 brothers.Sorry to hear that Amadeus. Praying for your comfort.
I have a best friend who I love and spent much time with as a youth. He has had two kidney replacements. If anything happened to him it would be like losing my brother. I love my brother much.Thank you my friend. That cousin was closer to me than any of my 4 brothers.
She visited him in the 1st hospital but was never allowed to visit him in the 2nd hospital even when they were sure he was dying. He died without a last personal contact visit with her last July.