By: James Tripp

James Tripp — Thu, 01 Jun 2023 23:21:24 +0000

I was a RN that had worked in MedSurg, ICU, ER, WoundCare, and even helped start up the remote stroke treatment program. I taught nursing mathematics and pharmacology and medical terminology. After all of that I found my passion in Hospice. Seeing so many years of what could be done to prolong life, I felt I had found my place in what should be done at the end of life.
However, I needed a break from death as a Hospice Case Manager, so I began to work as the Resident Care Director for an assisted living facility. I contracted Covid early and ultimately had to resign being unable to return to work because of lasting symptoms. I did receive the emergency infusion and due to my attempt to return to work with Hospice, who was directly affiliated with a hospital, it was decided to go ahead and also receive the vaccine as soon as it was available rather than wait the reccomended 90 days, primarily for the status of having 100% of the employees vaccinated and the profit that would bring to the hospital, as well as the doctors thought that perhaps the mRNA would clear my cells of any remaining virus. In February and March I was fully vaccinated. However I continued to decline- physically, neurologically, emotionally, and spiritually. By June I was homebound and unable to care for myself. My symptoms multiplied but there were no answers. I went to numerous specialists and underwent innumerable tests and exams. I even went to UAB for their post-Covid clinic; but no breakthroughs occurred. Off the record, 3 doctors and a respiratory therapist thought that I was dealing with a vaccine injury, but no one would commit to that officially on paper, it would have meant career suicide.
3 years later I’m still at home, unable to drive and I am unable to work. Turning 50 this year so perhaps I’ll have a chance at disability. I waited a year to file, believing I would get better. “Long Covid” was only lasting 3-6 months; so surely I would be OK. But I wasn’t, so I swallowed my pride and filed a petition for Social Security benefits. Disability waited almost a year and half before they even looked at my case, and of course they denied my claim, even though their medical and neurological doctors agreed with my case. I was told you’re always denied the first time, especially if you’re under 50; I just pray the appeal process isn’t another year and a half away.
So here I sit, 4 months from turning 50,in SUPPORT of this article 3+yrs after Covid destroyed my livelihood and my life. I am left with the diagnosis of “Long Covid” and the umbrella that covers all of the multiple symptoms and illnesses that formerly did not exist. Before Covid-19, I served the sick and disabled, believing in a medical system that wasn’t perfect, but was at least the safest in the world. I believed in our government and it’s programs that offered aide and support to those in need. I believed I was doing the right thing to help me get well and to protect all those that I might come in contact with, I believed….
No one is going to put their neck on the line for me. “Long Covid” is all that needs to be charted when it comes to a diagnosis, anything else, especially VACCINE INJURY would only reserve them a seat right next to me… in the poorhouse, unlicensed and waiting on their bankruptcy hearing.

By: Chau

Chau — Sat, 27 May 2023 20:48:12 +0000

Im glad there in America there is honest and informative journalism.
I lost two relatives after short period they took those injections.
Congrats on the article.

By: Bill

Bill — Mon, 22 May 2023 14:05:55 +0000

In reply to Mark. Yes, it is a fact that some people made the personal choice and as a result were not able to keep their employment. Do you want a cookie?

By: Sylvia

Sylvia — Sat, 20 May 2023 11:50:19 +0000

Another ‘wake-up’ call?
Greed and control have obliterated even the most basic acts of humanity. To deprive a patient in an American hospiral of water, ice, food is simply unimaginable. Yet the patient’s bill was $500,000.

“Making a Killing: How hospitals profited from deadly Covid protocols”

http://support.childrenshealthdefense.org/site/R?i=aPGbFg2kbkLhqDh6Ra5eW3o4kS5b-_vAQS8Ls7b4180XHhPY01rJAw

Tragic, but true. A bereaved widow with incredible resilience and compassion.
My most sincere condolences for her loss, and my deepest admiration for her amazing courage

By: Mark

Mark — Sat, 20 May 2023 02:12:19 +0000

In reply to Bill. It's a fact, alot of state employees lost their jobs over what should have been a personal choice. Keep believing the hype and lies Bill.

By: Bill

Bill — Sat, 20 May 2023 00:40:12 +0000

Way to fill the news feed with option rather than fact CCT. I want news not fear mongering.

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