The following article is in response to the advice to ‘avoid hospitals at all cost‘ due to the horrifically unscientific and deadly Fauci death protocol seen during COVID tyranny where up to 70% of covid deaths were due to ventilators, with the rest being knocked off by remdesivir, aka ‘run death is near‘.
To my knowledge the PREP Act in place during COVID was NOT removed, which means it’s still being used and will be used on you should you enter hospital corridors. They are also tricking patients into getting all the jabs post haste as explained in the article below.
https://jennasside.rocks/p/when-avoid-hospitals-at-all-costs
When “Avoid Hospitals at All Costs” Isn’t an Option
Here’s how to protect yourself in a worst-case scenario.
Article Excerpts:
At some point after Obamacare shoved “free preventive care” into law, hospitals and insurers quietly realized they were in a bit of a pickle: they couldn’t meet their new vaccine-quota incentives if they had to stop and get explicit consent every single time. To streamline operations, hospital networks allegedly began “updating” their intake forms, wrapping the common word vaccine into the regulatory term biologic—a word almost no normal person uses or understands. Why? Because if the form says “I consent to necessary biologics,” and you sign it, hospitals can claim you already said yes to every jab under the sun.
It wasn’t an accident. It wasn’t confusion. It was a deliberate paperwork workaround to speed up compliance and eliminate refusals. Insurance companies wanted higher vaccination numbers. Hospitals wanted better reimbursement rates. Administrators wanted fewer arguments. So they buried the consent under a word no one recognized, and voila—problem solved.
Since the nurse wished to remain anonymous, Laura volunteered to share her I Do Not Consent Form, turning it into a free, customizable, downloadable medical directive designed to protect patients from hospital tomfoolery.
Laura soon launched a website, which she runs with Stanford-trained anesthesiologist Dr. Margaret Aranda. The site includes the form along with precise instructions for filling it out and delivering it (hint: you can’t just casually hand it to an orderly) in order to make sure it becomes a legally binding, permanent part of your medical record.“
In a hospital, if your ‘No’ is not documented in the chart, your ‘No’ isn’t guaranteed,” adds Dr. Aranda. “The I Do Not Consent Form makes your wishes official and enforceable.”
(See link for article, go to the ‘do not consent form’, print off, fill, and notorize – making sure to deliver it exactly as specified.)
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