Hi Dr. Coleman! Great article. I am very saddened at this choice the health organizations are making and taking.
Yesterday, I saw a 6 year old being euthanized for her organs. I cried. I couldn’t stop crying. She looked healthy, but all I could make out was she had a rare disease and was going to die. Why would you donate organs, if you had a rare disease and was going to die?
You are a doctor. I am extremely well versed in medical, being a first responder to a personal trainer. I have seen all, I had to react quickly. No-one carried a DNR on them?!? Our job is to try to keep life going. No matter what the illness or the accident.
With this said, I can’t wrap my head around saying it’s ok for me to die, when I know there is help, but I did.
I just completed my 3rd left knee replacement. Not at pre-surgery admission did they ask about DNR, but while I was lying in the hospital bed waiting for surgery. (And this was last month, June 2024)
The anesthesiologist came out with the DNR and if I wanted blood, if any need be. I said very quickly and sharply, give me forms for DNR and I don’t want a blood transfusion. The doctor asked me why. My answer, I am a born again Christian, if the Lord wants me He will take me. That was for the DNR. For the blood, I said I would rather die, then live with the knowledge of dirty blood that was on your hands between 2020 to present. I said the Red Cross does not do blood drives anymore, the blood is too dirty, they admitted it. It was on the news sometime last summer. It’s too dirty with mRNA…the Red Cross. 🤔
The doctor looked at me like I was crazy. I said, doc, don’t look at me crazy, to you, I am a useless eater, so why keep me around? He had a talk with me and we cried. Then I went in for surgery.
I notice now than ever before, having a grand total of 77 surgeries from the age of 3 most minor, maybe 9 major? I forget. I am 56. Unless, I am a medical experiment for the complex, so be it. This time I also opted out of pain meds. I am allergic to opioids, so why would I take them? They are giving me propofol, fentanyl (I can tolerate but I hate it), and other drugs I have no idea about. BUT, I said no to pain meds, as I know the nurses in hospitals are just as dirty as the doctors. 😡😕 I had to keep an “open eye” on what was going on. It was the worst surgery. At one of the best hospitals, Morristown Medical Center. But back to the point. We are all being poisoned from our air to our water. What can we truly do about it?
Thanks your response Lisa . I hope all went well with your knee and can relate to your comment. I did my first emergency room rotation, as a medical student, at that hospital around 1985.Healthcare has taken a huge nosedive away from patient care to corporate takeovers .
My knee is doing great! Thank you for asking. I am not shocked anymore. I practically have a room at the hospital! 🤣 all I can do is laugh.
What really bakes my noodle is, in the hospitals, they think they know you. But they don’t. I was out of the recovery bed walking to my room after surgery. What the heck? With all of that anesthesia? We were not allowed to walk before, what changed? Lol. I said you all are not in the healthcare business, you are in the “hurtcare” business.
I came out of surgery with a nasty bladder infection, always do. The hospital made me wait 6 hours for any medication. I brought my own antibiotics, I threatened if they did not give me relief I will sue. 5 mins later I had iv antibiotics.
Then, the one who knows me…the orthos pa, walk in and said are you sure we can’t give you oxycodone? I said Megan, it’s in my chart, I go into anaphylactic shock. I did after kidney surgery! 🤦🏻♀️I am seeing her soon and we are going to have a nice little talk!
Btw, I wanted to say, without the pain meds I am healing faster. I understand pain meds slow your ox down, right? I need ox to heal. So tell me, what the heck is the use of pain meds if they kill you anyway.
I got through this by the Lords hand! I am praying and working through the pain. A month later I am at 132° flexion, which is darn good for only a month.
Go visit my page Brandon, I put up the beginning of it all. It’s all God, I am His vessel and He heals me fast. It was hard but once the understanding of mind over matter, or is matter over your mind?
One day I will put up my story regarding a man-o-war sting, well, it was more like the tentacles got stuck in between my fingers on my left hand…I did not know about these multiple creatures! I was 11. In the keys, at sea camp. I survived. There are no hospitals on big pine key…so I think it’s mind over matter, by the Grace of God! Amen! 😊✝️🙋🏻♀️❤️🩹
Congratulations on surviving all this. If I had a full time advocate who knew my wishes I might consider checking into a hospital. You seem to be your own advocate, so well done!
Yes, I was asked about DNR instructions for my 82yo mother when she went to hospital for a non-life threatening condition. I refused to put any instruction for fear she'd be euthanised overnight while I went to bed that night. I advised that the doctors were to consult with myself and her EPOA's when and iff the discussion was needed. As it turned out, they tried to secretly have her guardianshipped because "she doesn't speak English". Scary stuff!
Back around the 80's my Mom had a mastectomy at McNeil Hospital in Berwyn, IL. She shared her recovery room with a Mexican woman. The Mexican woman was in excrutianting pain from her mastectomy and received no pain meds that I could see, and my Mother, who was deathly afraid of needles, was blessed by God to have no pain after surgery, and they kept trying to come at her with those needles that terrorized her when she saw them. These preferences should not be happening. Nor this notforthcoming information from all of them to the patients.
These issues hide in plain sight because our media is completely compromised. Time to remove all dual citizens from media, government, education, healthcare, etc.
Well, thank God for the Spirit- that can decide if someone lives or not. I chose DNR, and refuse all western medical treatment, and I have an MD, I saw through their tricks.
[I was "educated" enough to see the lies-many don't make it that far, but rather immerse themselves in propagating, amplifying and denying the truth when it strikes them in the face (blind eyes, blind faith, stuck in the devil's, prince of the air's deceptive schemes.
The false leaders of the Western world did this.- promoting depending too much on the outside verses working with that that produces the outside- the Spiritual Trinity. Intention, expression and the relation between. ]
Feed the inside with wholesome truth, including food and many ills disappear, and sometimes it rather reveals the distortions present, but previously unknown.
Hey, 'cause I rely on God/Spirit/Christ, which produces much more wholesomeness than western medicine, He gives me what I need, and it does not include hospitals, but rather mountains, beaches, farms and open country, there I find God and healing. The rest is a sham, that nearly the entire world has fallen for. Later it sure helped to find God in any circumstance, in the city, in a war, in the toilet, ...
Love-Truth, and that which is not is revealed and destroyed- the fire of the Holy Spirit.
"You can't solve a problem with the same level of thinking that created it."
"Worse than ignorance, is the illusion of knowledge."
But it's okay, searching for Truth in Faith de-spells the distortions, John 3:21, But many who hold these distortions, reject the Light, b'c it reveals there wicked/distorted positions. John 3:20
Complex issue. My view is this topic needs to stay within the family and the individual, and there was a day when I would have added the person’s personal physician. My stepmom passed recently at 83 after a long bout with Alzheimer’s. Years ago, when she had her cognitive abilities but knew where her health was headed, she signed a DNR as part of her living will. She had thought about it a great deal. She was, all her life, a person of faith. She knew that, healthy or not, that this earth was not her home, that she would reach the point where she was ready to go. When she reached that point she wanted the “going” to happen naturally, she did not want interventions or the sustaining of interventions to interfere with the peaceful process of her going home, returning to her God. There is a very old tradition of native peoples, long before western medicine had been “invented”. When it was time to die there was a way of doing it. It was most often an individual decision, but with the knowing and watchful eye of the tribe. Whether from sickness or infirmity, when the time came the dying would simply ‘walk off into the woods’. Everyone knew. It was the way of going, had been for as long as time. Enter ‘civilization’ and later, western medicine. The ethos of western medicine became, if we can monetize it, let’s do it. Monetizing might even mean “we want your bed”. So this DNR thing never should have been given to the medicos, to the monetizers, the bed stealers, the dutiful population reducers, to those who could not or would not make decisions ‘always in the best interest of the patient’. Technology and money can do much good, and much harm.
When my dad was diagnosed with cancer in 2015, I had the same experience with his cancer treatments...I would accompany him to every appt because he also had language barriers as English was not his first language..... they always pushed tests and treatments he was not in favour of...he would always say that he wanted them to talk to me so I could explain it to him.....they were rude, disrespectful and angry each and every time he would suggest this...they liked that he was scared, confused and didn't understand everything...made their committing murder quicker....I was just wasting their time and standing in the way... we found out after he passed in 2016 that the hospitalist changed his wishes w/o him or family being notified to Do Not Resuscitate..... we were at the hospital with him 24/7 for the 40 days he was there and they still managed to do this behind our backs.....
A very insightful article - thank you. Canada has a Marxist government that is very active in promoting euthanasia (euphemistically called MAID) to whomever wants it, regardless of whether they have an ailment, or a simple desire to vacate this life. Since the Trudeau government controls the country’s healthcare services, they make the laws and constantly add conditions to justify this travesty.
Saving money for the system is the overriding factor, which motivates them to suggest euthanasia to people who are healthy but have need for welfare assistance of sorts. The estimated savings a few years ago was between$34.7 and $138.8 million.
According to Euthanasia Prevention Coalition, It is estimated that Canada had 15,280 assisted deaths in 2023 - an increase of 15.4%.
Some Nursing homes who provide palliative care are legally required to offer their patients euthanasia. I know of voluntarily participation doctors who offer euthanasia to their elderly patients . Fortunately at this point one can still refuse. Will there come a time when we will have no choice? That is a concern for the elderly and handicapped people who have a desire to live despite their condition or circumstances.
Organ harvesting is big business that goes hand in hand with euthanasia. I am not referring to living people who choose to donate an organ out of love or compassion for someone else. Rather the incidents where someone is declared ‘brain dead’, and not given a chance of recovery. They are then whisked off to surgery, given anaesthetic so that their organs are still fresh out of the body and whisked away. People need to think through these implications so that they are not manipulated in their moment of shock and grief. I have seen this happen.
Well said. People have got to realize that we are worth more dead than alive. Killing someone in the hospital is a two-fer: no pension or Medicare to pay, plus hundred of thousands of dollars in organ transplant profits.
To me it seems like they give you meds and shots to kill you. When they don’t and just disable you, they get another go at it when you arrive at the hospital.
this looks like a piece meant to convince a reader of something. I have made up my mind on this issue concerning myself. I you are saying there are some cases where one is not allowed to make slow, methodical choice for oneself I’ll agree those cases are not rightly conducted. Ie that It’s the individual’s choice, not the institution.
I dont find that as a rule though. It seems most primary care agencies repeat often the idea that one should discuss this (end of life) and come to some decisions for future cases. Death w/Dignity is in 11 - 14 states & W.DC in this country near 30 yrs ago (similar). It is available for any one not just the learning disabled or developmentally disordered. We make the decision not hospitals.
Now I had an Indigoes friend who’s people claim a hospital “pulled the plug” just cuz of his limited BIA health insurance. Totally different situation.
Hi Dr. Coleman! Great article. I am very saddened at this choice the health organizations are making and taking.
Yesterday, I saw a 6 year old being euthanized for her organs. I cried. I couldn’t stop crying. She looked healthy, but all I could make out was she had a rare disease and was going to die. Why would you donate organs, if you had a rare disease and was going to die?
You are a doctor. I am extremely well versed in medical, being a first responder to a personal trainer. I have seen all, I had to react quickly. No-one carried a DNR on them?!? Our job is to try to keep life going. No matter what the illness or the accident.
With this said, I can’t wrap my head around saying it’s ok for me to die, when I know there is help, but I did.
I just completed my 3rd left knee replacement. Not at pre-surgery admission did they ask about DNR, but while I was lying in the hospital bed waiting for surgery. (And this was last month, June 2024)
The anesthesiologist came out with the DNR and if I wanted blood, if any need be. I said very quickly and sharply, give me forms for DNR and I don’t want a blood transfusion. The doctor asked me why. My answer, I am a born again Christian, if the Lord wants me He will take me. That was for the DNR. For the blood, I said I would rather die, then live with the knowledge of dirty blood that was on your hands between 2020 to present. I said the Red Cross does not do blood drives anymore, the blood is too dirty, they admitted it. It was on the news sometime last summer. It’s too dirty with mRNA…the Red Cross. 🤔
The doctor looked at me like I was crazy. I said, doc, don’t look at me crazy, to you, I am a useless eater, so why keep me around? He had a talk with me and we cried. Then I went in for surgery.
I notice now than ever before, having a grand total of 77 surgeries from the age of 3 most minor, maybe 9 major? I forget. I am 56. Unless, I am a medical experiment for the complex, so be it. This time I also opted out of pain meds. I am allergic to opioids, so why would I take them? They are giving me propofol, fentanyl (I can tolerate but I hate it), and other drugs I have no idea about. BUT, I said no to pain meds, as I know the nurses in hospitals are just as dirty as the doctors. 😡😕 I had to keep an “open eye” on what was going on. It was the worst surgery. At one of the best hospitals, Morristown Medical Center. But back to the point. We are all being poisoned from our air to our water. What can we truly do about it?
✝️❤️🥰🙋🏻♀️
I have my faith.
Thanks your response Lisa . I hope all went well with your knee and can relate to your comment. I did my first emergency room rotation, as a medical student, at that hospital around 1985.Healthcare has taken a huge nosedive away from patient care to corporate takeovers .
My knee is doing great! Thank you for asking. I am not shocked anymore. I practically have a room at the hospital! 🤣 all I can do is laugh.
What really bakes my noodle is, in the hospitals, they think they know you. But they don’t. I was out of the recovery bed walking to my room after surgery. What the heck? With all of that anesthesia? We were not allowed to walk before, what changed? Lol. I said you all are not in the healthcare business, you are in the “hurtcare” business.
I came out of surgery with a nasty bladder infection, always do. The hospital made me wait 6 hours for any medication. I brought my own antibiotics, I threatened if they did not give me relief I will sue. 5 mins later I had iv antibiotics.
Then, the one who knows me…the orthos pa, walk in and said are you sure we can’t give you oxycodone? I said Megan, it’s in my chart, I go into anaphylactic shock. I did after kidney surgery! 🤦🏻♀️I am seeing her soon and we are going to have a nice little talk!
Btw, I wanted to say, without the pain meds I am healing faster. I understand pain meds slow your ox down, right? I need ox to heal. So tell me, what the heck is the use of pain meds if they kill you anyway.
I got through this by the Lords hand! I am praying and working through the pain. A month later I am at 132° flexion, which is darn good for only a month.
Go visit my page Brandon, I put up the beginning of it all. It’s all God, I am His vessel and He heals me fast. It was hard but once the understanding of mind over matter, or is matter over your mind?
One day I will put up my story regarding a man-o-war sting, well, it was more like the tentacles got stuck in between my fingers on my left hand…I did not know about these multiple creatures! I was 11. In the keys, at sea camp. I survived. There are no hospitals on big pine key…so I think it’s mind over matter, by the Grace of God! Amen! 😊✝️🙋🏻♀️❤️🩹
😘🙌🏼💞🙏
What a story/testimonial! You are my hero!
Thank you! 😊
Congratulations on surviving all this. If I had a full time advocate who knew my wishes I might consider checking into a hospital. You seem to be your own advocate, so well done!
Thank you, have to, I am alone.💖
Thanks Lioness.
Yes, I was asked about DNR instructions for my 82yo mother when she went to hospital for a non-life threatening condition. I refused to put any instruction for fear she'd be euthanised overnight while I went to bed that night. I advised that the doctors were to consult with myself and her EPOA's when and iff the discussion was needed. As it turned out, they tried to secretly have her guardianshipped because "she doesn't speak English". Scary stuff!
Back around the 80's my Mom had a mastectomy at McNeil Hospital in Berwyn, IL. She shared her recovery room with a Mexican woman. The Mexican woman was in excrutianting pain from her mastectomy and received no pain meds that I could see, and my Mother, who was deathly afraid of needles, was blessed by God to have no pain after surgery, and they kept trying to come at her with those needles that terrorized her when she saw them. These preferences should not be happening. Nor this notforthcoming information from all of them to the patients.
Agreed! I love your mom! Pain is our war wounds! I am so glad she had no pain. That’s awesome! 🤩
Thank you. I appreciate it. Be blessed.
Personally, after all that I have seen of humanity, I am DNR. I am not impressed at all.
These issues hide in plain sight because our media is completely compromised. Time to remove all dual citizens from media, government, education, healthcare, etc.
DNR orders...I was really hoping you were talking about government.
Exactly, well said. Lest I feed the beast.
Well, thank God for the Spirit- that can decide if someone lives or not. I chose DNR, and refuse all western medical treatment, and I have an MD, I saw through their tricks.
[I was "educated" enough to see the lies-many don't make it that far, but rather immerse themselves in propagating, amplifying and denying the truth when it strikes them in the face (blind eyes, blind faith, stuck in the devil's, prince of the air's deceptive schemes.
The false leaders of the Western world did this.- promoting depending too much on the outside verses working with that that produces the outside- the Spiritual Trinity. Intention, expression and the relation between. ]
Feed the inside with wholesome truth, including food and many ills disappear, and sometimes it rather reveals the distortions present, but previously unknown.
Hey, 'cause I rely on God/Spirit/Christ, which produces much more wholesomeness than western medicine, He gives me what I need, and it does not include hospitals, but rather mountains, beaches, farms and open country, there I find God and healing. The rest is a sham, that nearly the entire world has fallen for. Later it sure helped to find God in any circumstance, in the city, in a war, in the toilet, ...
Love-Truth, and that which is not is revealed and destroyed- the fire of the Holy Spirit.
"You can't solve a problem with the same level of thinking that created it."
"Worse than ignorance, is the illusion of knowledge."
But it's okay, searching for Truth in Faith de-spells the distortions, John 3:21, But many who hold these distortions, reject the Light, b'c it reveals there wicked/distorted positions. John 3:20
Complex issue. My view is this topic needs to stay within the family and the individual, and there was a day when I would have added the person’s personal physician. My stepmom passed recently at 83 after a long bout with Alzheimer’s. Years ago, when she had her cognitive abilities but knew where her health was headed, she signed a DNR as part of her living will. She had thought about it a great deal. She was, all her life, a person of faith. She knew that, healthy or not, that this earth was not her home, that she would reach the point where she was ready to go. When she reached that point she wanted the “going” to happen naturally, she did not want interventions or the sustaining of interventions to interfere with the peaceful process of her going home, returning to her God. There is a very old tradition of native peoples, long before western medicine had been “invented”. When it was time to die there was a way of doing it. It was most often an individual decision, but with the knowing and watchful eye of the tribe. Whether from sickness or infirmity, when the time came the dying would simply ‘walk off into the woods’. Everyone knew. It was the way of going, had been for as long as time. Enter ‘civilization’ and later, western medicine. The ethos of western medicine became, if we can monetize it, let’s do it. Monetizing might even mean “we want your bed”. So this DNR thing never should have been given to the medicos, to the monetizers, the bed stealers, the dutiful population reducers, to those who could not or would not make decisions ‘always in the best interest of the patient’. Technology and money can do much good, and much harm.
When my dad was diagnosed with cancer in 2015, I had the same experience with his cancer treatments...I would accompany him to every appt because he also had language barriers as English was not his first language..... they always pushed tests and treatments he was not in favour of...he would always say that he wanted them to talk to me so I could explain it to him.....they were rude, disrespectful and angry each and every time he would suggest this...they liked that he was scared, confused and didn't understand everything...made their committing murder quicker....I was just wasting their time and standing in the way... we found out after he passed in 2016 that the hospitalist changed his wishes w/o him or family being notified to Do Not Resuscitate..... we were at the hospital with him 24/7 for the 40 days he was there and they still managed to do this behind our backs.....
Excellent series of reports together tell the true story.
Continual devaluation of life……. Where does it end
A very insightful article - thank you. Canada has a Marxist government that is very active in promoting euthanasia (euphemistically called MAID) to whomever wants it, regardless of whether they have an ailment, or a simple desire to vacate this life. Since the Trudeau government controls the country’s healthcare services, they make the laws and constantly add conditions to justify this travesty.
Saving money for the system is the overriding factor, which motivates them to suggest euthanasia to people who are healthy but have need for welfare assistance of sorts. The estimated savings a few years ago was between$34.7 and $138.8 million.
According to Euthanasia Prevention Coalition, It is estimated that Canada had 15,280 assisted deaths in 2023 - an increase of 15.4%.
Some Nursing homes who provide palliative care are legally required to offer their patients euthanasia. I know of voluntarily participation doctors who offer euthanasia to their elderly patients . Fortunately at this point one can still refuse. Will there come a time when we will have no choice? That is a concern for the elderly and handicapped people who have a desire to live despite their condition or circumstances.
Organ harvesting is big business that goes hand in hand with euthanasia. I am not referring to living people who choose to donate an organ out of love or compassion for someone else. Rather the incidents where someone is declared ‘brain dead’, and not given a chance of recovery. They are then whisked off to surgery, given anaesthetic so that their organs are still fresh out of the body and whisked away. People need to think through these implications so that they are not manipulated in their moment of shock and grief. I have seen this happen.
Well said. People have got to realize that we are worth more dead than alive. Killing someone in the hospital is a two-fer: no pension or Medicare to pay, plus hundred of thousands of dollars in organ transplant profits.
To me it seems like they give you meds and shots to kill you. When they don’t and just disable you, they get another go at it when you arrive at the hospital.
Just my simple take away of it all
this looks like a piece meant to convince a reader of something. I have made up my mind on this issue concerning myself. I you are saying there are some cases where one is not allowed to make slow, methodical choice for oneself I’ll agree those cases are not rightly conducted. Ie that It’s the individual’s choice, not the institution.
I dont find that as a rule though. It seems most primary care agencies repeat often the idea that one should discuss this (end of life) and come to some decisions for future cases. Death w/Dignity is in 11 - 14 states & W.DC in this country near 30 yrs ago (similar). It is available for any one not just the learning disabled or developmentally disordered. We make the decision not hospitals.
Now I had an Indigoes friend who’s people claim a hospital “pulled the plug” just cuz of his limited BIA health insurance. Totally different situation.
Thank you for helping us get used to the idea of what hospitals are up to.