Doctor admits euthanizing patients during Katrina, page 3
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reply posted on 30-8-2009 @ 12:32 AM by inbound
I hate to step in this mess, but I have to. I was there, not at the said hospital, but in NOLA. If you think you have a good grasp on what happened before, during, and after the storm, think again. If you think the media portayed what was happening, and had already happened accurately, your wrong. Sorry, but armchair quarterbacks won't be able to call this one, and thats a fact. I could type for days on the storm subject, but I'll try to stay on track. This is usually not a subject(Katrina)that I talk about with people who were'nt there, so just this once. I'll be brief. Don't think for one second that these doctors and nurses wanted to do what they did. The magnitude of the situation is hard to put into words, even for those of us who did live it. I truly believe that these people did the most humane thing given the circumstances. Checking with the family simply wasn't an option. Dont lose sight of the fact that these were proffessionals, they saved lives everyday in their careers, they were not a rouge group of rabid doctors killing people. I'm not trying to bash anyone by saying "you just dont understand" but something like this has never happened on US soil. At times I think this is how London must have been during WW2. It was surreal, to put it mildly. Total breakdown of society, TOTAL. This is just one story, believe me, there are countless. Like I said, I could go on for days. If it had been one of my loved ones, I would have wanted the doctor to do what they did, the alternative is worse.







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reply posted on 30-8-2009 @ 12:54 AM by Rams59lb
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"Inbound"
Thank you for sharing a little of your expierence on this topic, I'm sure it wasn't easy... I think what is clear is that not all Doctors and Nurses chose to do these things but for this Doctor to have no compasion in his sharing of what he had to do is what angers me and what angers most people espeically knowing that we are in for one hell of a change coming soon.

I take nothing away from your posting and appreicate your sharing.

I would want to be given a choice!


reply posted on 30-8-2009 @ 01:17 AM by ChameleonCircuit
The whole Katrina situation in New Orleans, is nothing more than an excuse for the govornment to "Thin Out the Herd". Why do you think that it took so long for the govornment to take action before and after the strom. Im not saying the govornment can control the weather ( OT- Bill Gates thinks he can. Saw it on the news.) but the way I see it, Katrina was an excuse for our govornment to take care of "Undesireables" Im not basing it on race or anything like that.

The govornments of the world are in crisis over food and fuel shortages. the only way they can see to help these problems is to decrease the population. Katrina was a great cover for our leader to let people die, and as in the article, get doctors involved in euthanizing patients that could have been helped if the govornment had stepped in properly instead of letting things get out of hand.

I see things coming to the point where the govornment decides if you are allowed children and if you are one of the "desireables" that are permitted to live because you provide something for your country and once your too old to provide that service, you are eliminated. You can see thier thinking of course. How much money could be saved if the elderly werent living off social security for years and years, because face it, people are living longer.

Then imagine the money they would be saving for such things as the military and alternative fuels if those recieving disability or other forms of govornment assistance weren't around sapping govornment funds. Katrina was a blatent example of the govornment stepping in and reducing the population ( covering it up very very well of course) ObamaCare is the next step in the process to the govornment deciding if you are valuable enough to be kept well or even live.


reply posted on 30-8-2009 @ 01:24 AM by LoneGunMan
reply to post by uplander



This is total BS.

We sent an Advanced Life Support rig with two Paramedics with he Rig full of Meds and Water. We sent that Rig right away.

They were sent back home by the local authorities because they said they had everything under control and did not need our help.

My city is a small city in mid-Michigan. If our city sent a rig can you imagine how many other cities sent rigs?

Why the hell did they send them back home and not use them to transport patients to other cities for care?

I KNOW Katrina was not a series of mistakes....it was a test. Otherwise why in the world would they send away an Advanced Life Support rig with two Paramedics if they were having to euthanize people?

Something is not right here.

Edit to add: A few replies to this post tell me we are all in a lot of trouble. People are not thinking clearly and not thinking things through properly. This tragedy was left to bleed for almost a week for no apparent reason. Volunteers were coming in from everywhere and were turned away.

Why?!?

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reply posted on 30-8-2009 @ 01:31 AM by vitalisnews
reply to post by JBA2848



I'm afraid today doctors have forgotton their oath that they took which is to preserve life, they do have a habit of being judge and dury, infact this is how we treat animals...theres nothing we can do for your pet, the kindest thing to do would be put him to sleep, in other words kill the animal, now, euthansia is rife in UK hospitlals, yet we play with worsds, we dont call it eurhansia, infact we dont name it, we just say, oh well, he is dying , we just give him some medication to let him/her drift away peacefully.......infact in UK, a recent law passed has taken the descion out of the hands of the family and given the hospital full authoruty to do what they wish!!!


reply posted on 30-8-2009 @ 01:33 AM by uplander
Originally posted by inbound
I hate to step in this mess, but I have to. I was there, not at the said hospital, but in NOLA. If you think you have a good grasp on what happened before, during, and after the storm, think again. If you think the media portayed what was happening, and had already happened accurately, your wrong. Sorry, but armchair quarterbacks won't be able to call this one, and thats a fact. I could type for days on the storm subject, but I'll try to stay on track. This is usually not a subject(Katrina)that I talk about with people who were'nt there, so just this once. I'll be brief. Don't think for one second that these doctors and nurses wanted to do what they did. The magnitude of the situation is hard to put into words, even for those of us who did live it. I truly believe that these people did the most humane thing given the circumstances. Checking with the family simply wasn't an option. Dont lose sight of the fact that these were proffessionals, they saved lives everyday in their careers, they were not a rouge group of rabid doctors killing people. I'm not trying to bash anyone by saying "you just dont understand" but something like this has never happened on US soil. At times I think this is how London must have been during WW2. It was surreal, to put it mildly. Total breakdown of society, TOTAL. This is just one story, believe me, there are countless. Like I said, I could go on for days. If it had been one of my loved ones, I would have wanted the doctor to do what they did, the alternative is worse.







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You have just said exactly what I meant to say in my post. I truely feel badly for all involved, but if it were me facing an imminent death, I would certainly choose the most pain free death. I would also deeply thank the brave Drs or nurses who were compassionate enough to help me go out with dignity and grace, not struggling in pain and fear.


reply posted on 30-8-2009 @ 01:57 AM by canihavemyvoteback
reply to post by earth2



Well when they throw you in an internement camp, the rest of will say "he wanted it that way".

Your type of thinking is why Americans would sit back and let our government carry out atrocites against us. I hope there is someone left when they come for you.



reply posted on 30-8-2009 @ 02:10 AM by Sundancer
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You're right there were many thing things wrong with the Katrina situation. I work with several charities, it's what I do. I've been blessed in life and it's my way of giving back.

In any case one of the charities I work with had three large five ton trucks packed full of food, water, bug spray and other essentials. Our trucks sat parked on the side of the freeway for days, along with several miles of other aid trucks. Eventually we were all turned away still fully loaded.

I could have handled Katrina better than the Bush administration...


reply posted on 30-8-2009 @ 02:13 AM by canihavemyvoteback
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Edit to add: A few replies to this post tell me we are all in a lot of trouble. People are not thinking clearly and not thinking things through properly. This tragedy was left to bleed for almost a week for no apparent reason. Volunteers were coming in from everywhere and were turned away.


Applause!!!! I was thinking the same thing. What is wrong with some of the post? It shows that people will go along with depopulation plans along as it is not "their" population at worse, and at best will turn a blind eye to freaky government tests as long as it is not them.

Of course they will be convinced that it was the "humane thing to do".


reply posted on 30-8-2009 @ 02:14 AM by Sundancer
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Just curious...

Do you believe no one should have the choice of dying with dignity or do you believe that no one should be able to make the choice for anyone else?


reply posted on 30-8-2009 @ 02:18 AM by truth/seeker
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Animals are treated better than how the Katrina victims were, the

government was at fault here.
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