Don’t trust me, I’m a doctor
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Don’t trust me, I’m a doctor
A report by Dr Julie Sladden in Spectator Australia
This is the story about Tyson Illingworth, an unfortunate Australian who has suffered a terrible, debilitating vaccine injury and left out to dry by the medical health professionals and public health authorities.
Tyson’s symptoms were further exacerbated by the second dose, and he was rushed to hospital once again. ‘I was unable to move, my hands felt like they were on fire, and I struggled to get through the day… I thought my life was over…’
But it is the same story all across the world. You have to wonder about that?
I know I am not alone in hearing so many first and second hand accounts of people who have suffered “rare” side effects. I thought rare was supposed to be uncommon?
It’s a warning for anyone who has already taken their poison and is foolishly considering more.
The buck stops with you.
You are on your own.
Good luck.
You’re gonna need it.
The COVID-19 Vaccine Claims Scheme was established to help people receive financial support if they’ve experienced harm because of a Covid vaccine. The application process could be described as complicated, at best. Many patients find they are ineligible to claim due to the limited list of recognised adverse effects. In addition, submitting a claim requires a doctor to complete a 10-page report documenting their medical opinion and link to vaccination – something many doctors are unwilling to put their name to.
Tyson experienced this also, ‘I had 5 different doctors confirm that my condition was caused by the vaccine, and they all said they cannot go on record.’
Thank you AHPRA position statement…
(The position statement makes clear that any health advice which undermines the national immunisation campaign may result in investigation and regulatory action. Result? Many doctors are too scared to report an adverse event for fear they might be investigated.)
Don’t trust me, I’m a doctor
I concur wholeheartedly with Dr Sladden's assessment. It is a sad state of affairs here in Australia (and countless other countries), where the foundational principles of medical ethics have been utterly torn to shreds over the last few years, despite many clinicians and health regulatory agencies still farcically claiming to uphold them. As a former registered nurse (who surrendered my AHPRA registration over their complicity in the erosion of patient rights during the pandemic), I am appalled by the notion that patients will now have no way of trusting that their healthcare professionals' medical advice is in their best interests, rather than simply parroting unscientific, bureaucratic nonsense and political grandstanding. I include myself in this category; after working in a hospital setting for 14 years, the idea of having to visit a hospital as a patient is terrifying to me.
I'd also add that the right to refuse medical treatment (or intervention) is fundamental to valid informed consent. The fact that a substantial number of Australians were subjected to intense coercion in the form of employment-based covid-19 vaccine mandates, essentially negating the right to refuse treatment, means that the so-called consent which they provided is unequivocally invalid.
If I were a healthcare professional who had administered covid-19 vaccines under these circumstances, I would be taking a long, hard look at myself in the mirror, not to mention feeling increasing uneasy at the prospect of eventual legal action. The government may have provided some level of indemnity, but as soon as public pressure and legal challenges reach a tipping point, the government will throw individual practitioners under the bus in an effort to minimise their own accountability.
The Australian medical profession are still going at it hammer and tongs though. They're tearing their hair out trying to figure out why parents are no longer so keen to get their kids jabbed and trying to convince themselves that they are still trusted. It's utterly bizarre. This is the latest from the Medical Journal of Australia:
“General practice is a key setting in which trusted relationships with patients, families and the community can be leveraged to increase and sustain COVID-19 vaccine acceptance and uptake among Australian children.”
Can they seriously be that stupid? One thing is for certain; they are not going to give up on pushing this iatrogenocide until such time as they are dragged kicking and screaming from their ivory tower institutions by the people whose loved ones they have murdered.
https://escapingmasspsychosis.substack.com/p/can-gps-help-lift-flagging-covid?