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Hospital Staff Commentary by Sue Broz Thorpe

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A Nurse whistleblower describes how hospital personnel are often giving 2 vaccines under anesthesia and the patients are not aware that the biogenics ( biologics ) form they signed included that consent until patients see it listed on their medicial records.

According to the new nurse whistleblower :

"Since the Affordable Care Act came out, we are now — as nurses — required to ask every single patient when they come to the hospital if you’ve had your flu vaccine or your pneumococcal vaccine. If you say no to either one of those, in the computer, an order will generate that says we need to give you this vaccine. We don’t need to speak to a doctor…it’s hospital policy. It’s now health department policy that we now have to give you the vaccine."
"When you go to the hospital if you need surgery — say you need a knee replacement surgery — first they’re going to ask you if you’ve had your vaccines. You’re going to say no. Then they’re going to say you need to sign this consent if you’re going to have surgery…you need to sign a consent.
In the consent, there’s a word call ‘biogenics [biologics]’ and if you sign the consent saying ‘I consent for you to give me biogenics [biologics]’ — that basically means that they can give you anything that they deem necessary including vaccines. So if you say that you didn’t get a flu shot and it’s flu season and you sign the consent saying I agree to biogenics [biologics], they will give you a vaccine even when you’re under anesthesia because you already signed the consent."
"Unless you go and get your medical records, you will not know you got a flu vaccine. They [the hospital] may tell you at the end ‘oh by the way, you’re now covered, you’ve had the flu vaccine or you got the pneumococcal vaccine.’

The nurse whistleblower goes further saying:

"Two people now have reported to me last week saying that they got the vaccine; they did not want the vaccines. They did not know that the word biogenics [biologics] meant they’re going to get a vaccine.

"So how can people protect themselves? According the nurse, perhaps a simple strategy can instantly combat this push towards forced vaccination now happening in U.S. hospitals. She warns:

When you sign consent for surgery, you can specifically say ‘no vaccines, I don’t want this.’ You can write an initial after what you say you do not want and they have to honor that. And if they don’t honor that, they can be sued."

Posted Tuesday at 1:57pm

Sue Broz Thorpe
PS --Here's PHARMA's take on this: " FROM ANNALS OF INTERNAL MEDICINE

Immunizing surgical patients against seasonal influenza before they are discharged from the hospital appears safe and is a sound strategy for expanding vaccine coverage, especially among people at high risk, according to a report published online March 14 in Annals of Internal Medicine. https://www.mdedge.com/familypracticenews/article/107328/vaccines/flu-vaccination-found-safe-surgical-patients

All health care contacts, including hospitalizations, are considered excellent opportunities for influenza vaccination, and current recommendations advise that eligible inpatients receive the immunization before discharge. However, surgical patients don’t often get the flu vaccine before they leave the hospital, likely because of concerns that potential adverse effects like fever and myalgia could be falsely attributed to surgical complications. This would lead to unnecessary patient evaluations and could interfere with postsurgical care, said Sara Y. Tartof, Ph.D., and her associates in the department of research and evaluation, Kaiser Permanente Southern California, Pasadena."

“To provide clinical evidence that would either substantiate or refute” these concerns about perioperative flu vaccination, the investigators analyzed data in the electronic health records for 81,647 surgeries. All the study participants were deemed eligible for flu vaccination. They were socioeconomically and ethnically diverse, ranged in age from 6 months to 106 years, and underwent surgery at 14 hospitals during three consecutive flu seasons. Operations included general, cardiac, eye, dermatologic, ENT, neurologic, ob.gyn., oral/maxillofacial, orthopedic, plastic, podiatric, urologic, and vascular procedures.

Patients received a flu vaccine in 6,420 hospital stays for surgery – only 15% of 42,777 eligible hospitalizations – usually on the day of discharge. (The remaining 38,870 patients either had been vaccinated before hospital admission or were vaccinated more than a week after discharge and were not included in further analyses.)

Compared with eligible patients who didn’t receive a flu vaccine during hospitalization for surgery, those who did showed no increased risk for subsequent inpatient visits, ED visits, or clinical work-ups for infection. Patients who received the flu vaccine before discharge showed a minimally increased risk for outpatient visits during the week following hospitalization, but this was considered unlikely “to translate into substantial clinical impact,” especially when balanced against the benefit of immunization, Dr. Tartof and her associates said (Ann Intern Med. 2016 Mar 14. doi: 10.7326/M15-1667).

Giving the flu vaccine during a surgical hospitalization “is an opportunity to protect a high-risk population,” because surgery patients tend to be of an age, and to have comorbid conditions, that raise their risk for flu complications. In addition, previous research has reported that 39%-46% of adults hospitalized for influenza-related disease in a given year had been hospitalized during the preceding autumn, indicating that recent hospitalization also raises the risk for flu complications, the investigators said.
“Our data support the rationale for increasing vaccination rates among surgical inpatients,” they said.
This study was funded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention through the Vaccine Safety Datalink program. Dr. Tartof reported receiving grants from Merck outside of this work; two of her associates reported receiving grants from Novartis and GlaxoSmithKline outside of this work.

2nd link " Practices (ACIP) recommends that eligible hospitalized patients receive the influenza vaccine during flu season. But vaccination rates among surgical patients remain low, Tartof told MedPage Today. " ( Hospital personnel often do sneak the flu vaccine since it is covered under consent for biologics.)

https://www.medpagetoday.com/infectiousdisease/vaccines/56725

Posted Tuesday at 2:03pm

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Jefferey Jaxen Update
Published on 13 May 2016

Listen to a whistleblower nurse as she describes her experience inside a hospital taking orders to unknowingly force vaccinate patients with the flu shot. Later she describes how The Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) has redefined the term "Biologics" being used in hospital consent forms to include vaccines.

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This is WHY I have no general MD or regular doctor. It's also why I stay away from dentists too. I am way past any dentists ever helping me. Need my teeth fixed. But only by OUR FATHER, and by supernatural means aka creative miracle. I can take this and that, but only HE can fix this. No one on earth will be able to.

I do have, however, alternative docs like chiropractors, ROLFer, naturopath, massage and acupuncturist.

Anything happens to me, I have to do it myself. And any kind of replacement surgery will be done ONLY via PRP stem cells, which will come from MY OWN body.

Other than this, I have to research, and find out the solutions MYSELF. And how to I learn my stuff? From the various summit/docu-series broadcasts. And then I go and check further. I will take a single supplement or compound and can spend two months on studying it, and then find another one to ponder and study on.

And I learn by trial and error.

I despise the entire medical system.

In this day and time you can trust NO ONE. Especially any lamestream medical, and ESPECIALLY if you belong to DAD

That's the way it is in these end times.

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