Is it clear that we can legally sue the medical boards and/or sue them personally? I was thinking we should do the same with pharmacists, but if I am reading the AL law correctly, they cannot be held personally responsible (which seems a bit odd to me, as I believe physicians can be, so why not pharmacists?). Interested to hear other's thoughts!
John Day MD here. I treated COVID with repurposed antivirals from early 2020, adapting my treatment approach over time for best efficacy. I was fired at end of October 2021 for failure to accept mandatory COVID vaccination. I blog at www.johndayblog.com Check it out.
I currently have COVID and feel good on ivermectin-based treatment.
Steve Kirsch, Thank you so much for standing for all of us Health Care Workers around the globe, you are greatly appreciated. I am a massage therapist and have been being attacked by the Oregon Board of Massage Therapy since May of 2020 for very fictitious reasons yet the guise of not wearing a mask and not complying is the main argument. They are attacking my rights to free speech and I have a hearing in February. They want to make an example out of me and I will be one of the first. I have a very beautiful and credible business that they have gutted due to the plandemic, Yet I will not yield the their threats, I stand tall and strong. Yet I could use a greater team behind me in this fight. I stand with you all and together we will overcome this tyranny and perceiver.
they have funded public health offices or trained key public health employees across the country. they are funded by kellogg's foundation, campbell's, and robert wood johnson among others...
personally i believe that this report repulsive and extremely dangerous...
example: so they can go after anyone for saying that the vaccines are dangerous... because they think its a good public health policy to threaten whistleblowers and people concerned about safety with their licenses?
what about if i said the johnson and johnson vaccine wasn't safe this past august.... suddenly its not misinformation now that it is pulled from the market this december. and how would that information have happened if not from people that spoke about and reported it not being safe?
look into this organization and see their funding sources and grants and then you can follow their proteges.
Medscape, MedPageToday and Doximetry severely enforce the official narrative and actively censor physicians and other medical professionals who advocate early treatment or who do not toe the line on vaccines.
Indiana Senator Todd Young says about legislation to defund "Disinformation Board":
""I joined a group of senators that introduced legislation to bar federal funds from being used to establish a Disinformation Governance Board at the Department of Homeland Security.
The idea that a 'disinformation board' of unelected government bureaucrats should enforce speech rules is both radical and unconstitutional. Hoosiers shouldn’t have to answer to a government bureaucracy when exercising their First Amendment right to free speech. This board should be shut down immediately. "
Hi Steve, are you interested in hearing from UK NHS healthcare workers (nurses and doctors)? Or is this focussed just on the US? Please let me know (I emailed you so you can reply there if easier). Thanks, Mark
MHS has 251 COVID positive patients under our care including 61 COVID patients in the ICU. We are continuing to see a notable increase in the number of COVID patients. On 12/21/21, we had 68 COVID positive patients including 25 COVID patients in the ICU. The number of MHS COVID patients on a ventilator is roughly stable over the past three weeks.
Limited COVID Therapeutic Availability
According to Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) officials, all COVID therapeutics continue to be in very short supply. Texas officials are hopeful that supplies will eventually get better and they are actively requesting more supplies.
- Monoclonal Antibodies: DSHS recently received only 2,400 doses of the sotrovimab. MHS has limited supply remaining. Given omicron’s prevalence, DSHS is not widely distributing Regeneron’s cocktail and/or bamlanivimab at this time.
- Oral Antivirals: With regard to Merck and Pfizer antivirals, DSHS received and/or is distributing some 20,000 Merck doses and 4,200 Pfizer doses in the State and hopes to see upticks in supply soon. There is limited availability of these new antivirals through some retail pharmacies. A new database was released this week that allows individuals to view/search for COVID-19 Therapeutics. This database should be updated regularly. HealthData.gov COVID-19 Therapeutics Locator
- State resource for COVID therapeutics: State of Texas Therapeutics Provider Info
Reminder: MHS Monoclonal Antibody Treatment
- The only monoclonal antibody now in use at our infusion sites is sotrovimab. We have discontinued use of bamlanivimab-estesevimab and casirivimab-imdevimab as these combinations appear to be less effective against the omicron variant.
- Demand for monoclonal antibody infusions is high and supply is limited. Please limit infusions to the highest risk patients. MHS is awaiting further allocation of sotrovimab from the State of Texas.
- Please use the most recent version of the monoclonal antibody order sheet when ordering monoclonal antibody therapy.
PCR COVID-19 Testing for Credentialed Physicians and APPs
MHS is now offering PCR COVID-19 testing to active MHS physicians and APPs who are having active symptoms and need a COVID test. Please contact Sheryl Vickers Maniscalco, Director Medical Staff Services, at 210-575-4277. Sheryl will assist you with registering for the test and provide instructions. The testing site is open only to those who are pre-registered. More info
Reminder: Critical Blood Shortage
- Supplies of all blood products remain critically low. We have no margin for use of blood other than for the strictest indications.
- The current standard trigger for transfusion of PRBC is a Hgb of 7.0 unless the patient has symptoms of active cardiac ischemia, where a higher transfusion threshold may be appropriate, or if significant active hemorrhage is present.
- In a stable patient, avoid transfusing for anemia treatable by other means (e.g., iron-replacement, B12 or Folate replacement).
- Consider routine use of tranexamic acid to limit bleeding risk in surgery.
- When transfusion is indicated, inform the patient’s family members that we are experiencing a critical blood shortage and encourage them to go to any of the many STBTC locations to replace the blood being provided for their family member. This is not an appeal for directed donation but is a potentially impactful way to increase community awareness of this crisis and encourage donation among those whose loved ones are directly benefitting from the donations of others.
Reminder: Bed Capacity
The omicron surge is placing a strain on our Med-Surg bed capacity.
- When admitting or assessing COVID patients, please make certain that there is a legitimate reason for initial or continued hospitalization such as a requirement for oxygen supplementation or significantly abnormal vital signs or labs.
- Please expedite discharges of all patients and work closely with Case Management and nursing to make sure that patients are discharged in the most efficient manner.
All physicians should know about NBPAS: National Board of Physicians and Surgeons. It's an alternative to the ABMS (American Board of Medical Specialties). NBPAS was born out of an Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (aapsonline.org) push to make Board certification less onerous and expensive, and more realistic for practicing physicians. Over a number of years, there was a huge and successful push to have various states declare that NBPAS certification is as good as ABMS certification for hospital practice, credentialing, etc. NBPAS is a good resource.
Time to kick the corrupt medical establishment's collective ass.
Hi Steve,
I cannot tell you how deeply appreciated you are. Thank you. It's starting to feel less lonely out here.
Julie Hare, MD
Is it clear that we can legally sue the medical boards and/or sue them personally? I was thinking we should do the same with pharmacists, but if I am reading the AL law correctly, they cannot be held personally responsible (which seems a bit odd to me, as I believe physicians can be, so why not pharmacists?). Interested to hear other's thoughts!
Steve Kirsch!
I wish you included educators who are helplessly watching kids go to clinics to get jabbed and boosted.
Steve, have you tried joining forces with Peggy Hall? She's great, and I'm sure she has quite a list. peggy@thehealthyamerican.org
John Day MD here. I treated COVID with repurposed antivirals from early 2020, adapting my treatment approach over time for best efficacy. I was fired at end of October 2021 for failure to accept mandatory COVID vaccination. I blog at www.johndayblog.com Check it out.
I currently have COVID and feel good on ivermectin-based treatment.
Steve Kirsch, Thank you so much for standing for all of us Health Care Workers around the globe, you are greatly appreciated. I am a massage therapist and have been being attacked by the Oregon Board of Massage Therapy since May of 2020 for very fictitious reasons yet the guise of not wearing a mask and not complying is the main argument. They are attacking my rights to free speech and I have a hearing in February. They want to make an example out of me and I will be one of the first. I have a very beautiful and credible business that they have gutted due to the plandemic, Yet I will not yield the their threats, I stand tall and strong. Yet I could use a greater team behind me in this fight. I stand with you all and together we will overcome this tyranny and perceiver.
InJoy
steve,
thanks for putting this together.
know thy enemy:
the debeaumont foundation is one of the front public health organizations calling the narratives for the totalitarians...
they sent the attached report, then we saw the narrative respond.
https://debeaumont.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/dBF-NLFD-Disinformation-Doctors-report-vf.pdf
they have funded public health offices or trained key public health employees across the country. they are funded by kellogg's foundation, campbell's, and robert wood johnson among others...
personally i believe that this report repulsive and extremely dangerous...
example: so they can go after anyone for saying that the vaccines are dangerous... because they think its a good public health policy to threaten whistleblowers and people concerned about safety with their licenses?
what about if i said the johnson and johnson vaccine wasn't safe this past august.... suddenly its not misinformation now that it is pulled from the market this december. and how would that information have happened if not from people that spoke about and reported it not being safe?
look into this organization and see their funding sources and grants and then you can follow their proteges.
maybe one of their proteges will debate you!
Medscape, MedPageToday and Doximetry severely enforce the official narrative and actively censor physicians and other medical professionals who advocate early treatment or who do not toe the line on vaccines.
Nurses are being silenced too. See https://www.ncsbn.org/PolicyBriefDisseminationofCOVID19Info.pdf
Indiana Senator Todd Young says about legislation to defund "Disinformation Board":
""I joined a group of senators that introduced legislation to bar federal funds from being used to establish a Disinformation Governance Board at the Department of Homeland Security.
The idea that a 'disinformation board' of unelected government bureaucrats should enforce speech rules is both radical and unconstitutional. Hoosiers shouldn’t have to answer to a government bureaucracy when exercising their First Amendment right to free speech. This board should be shut down immediately. "
Here's the latest article about a non-specific, yet "life-threatening situation" in a professional athlete. We all know this is vaccine related.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/33079136/philadelphia-eagles-de-josh-sweat-vs-tampa-bay-buccaneers-hospital-stay
Hi Steve, are you interested in hearing from UK NHS healthcare workers (nurses and doctors)? Or is this focussed just on the US? Please let me know (I emailed you so you can reply there if easier). Thanks, Mark
Bulletin from our local hospital system: Census
MHS has 251 COVID positive patients under our care including 61 COVID patients in the ICU. We are continuing to see a notable increase in the number of COVID patients. On 12/21/21, we had 68 COVID positive patients including 25 COVID patients in the ICU. The number of MHS COVID patients on a ventilator is roughly stable over the past three weeks.
Limited COVID Therapeutic Availability
According to Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) officials, all COVID therapeutics continue to be in very short supply. Texas officials are hopeful that supplies will eventually get better and they are actively requesting more supplies.
- Monoclonal Antibodies: DSHS recently received only 2,400 doses of the sotrovimab. MHS has limited supply remaining. Given omicron’s prevalence, DSHS is not widely distributing Regeneron’s cocktail and/or bamlanivimab at this time.
- Oral Antivirals: With regard to Merck and Pfizer antivirals, DSHS received and/or is distributing some 20,000 Merck doses and 4,200 Pfizer doses in the State and hopes to see upticks in supply soon. There is limited availability of these new antivirals through some retail pharmacies. A new database was released this week that allows individuals to view/search for COVID-19 Therapeutics. This database should be updated regularly. HealthData.gov COVID-19 Therapeutics Locator
- State resource for COVID therapeutics: State of Texas Therapeutics Provider Info
Reminder: MHS Monoclonal Antibody Treatment
- The only monoclonal antibody now in use at our infusion sites is sotrovimab. We have discontinued use of bamlanivimab-estesevimab and casirivimab-imdevimab as these combinations appear to be less effective against the omicron variant.
- Demand for monoclonal antibody infusions is high and supply is limited. Please limit infusions to the highest risk patients. MHS is awaiting further allocation of sotrovimab from the State of Texas.
- Please use the most recent version of the monoclonal antibody order sheet when ordering monoclonal antibody therapy.
PCR COVID-19 Testing for Credentialed Physicians and APPs
MHS is now offering PCR COVID-19 testing to active MHS physicians and APPs who are having active symptoms and need a COVID test. Please contact Sheryl Vickers Maniscalco, Director Medical Staff Services, at 210-575-4277. Sheryl will assist you with registering for the test and provide instructions. The testing site is open only to those who are pre-registered. More info
Reminder: Critical Blood Shortage
- Supplies of all blood products remain critically low. We have no margin for use of blood other than for the strictest indications.
- The current standard trigger for transfusion of PRBC is a Hgb of 7.0 unless the patient has symptoms of active cardiac ischemia, where a higher transfusion threshold may be appropriate, or if significant active hemorrhage is present.
- In a stable patient, avoid transfusing for anemia treatable by other means (e.g., iron-replacement, B12 or Folate replacement).
- Consider routine use of tranexamic acid to limit bleeding risk in surgery.
- When transfusion is indicated, inform the patient’s family members that we are experiencing a critical blood shortage and encourage them to go to any of the many STBTC locations to replace the blood being provided for their family member. This is not an appeal for directed donation but is a potentially impactful way to increase community awareness of this crisis and encourage donation among those whose loved ones are directly benefitting from the donations of others.
Reminder: Bed Capacity
The omicron surge is placing a strain on our Med-Surg bed capacity.
- When admitting or assessing COVID patients, please make certain that there is a legitimate reason for initial or continued hospitalization such as a requirement for oxygen supplementation or significantly abnormal vital signs or labs.
- Please expedite discharges of all patients and work closely with Case Management and nursing to make sure that patients are discharged in the most efficient manner.
All physicians should know about NBPAS: National Board of Physicians and Surgeons. It's an alternative to the ABMS (American Board of Medical Specialties). NBPAS was born out of an Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (aapsonline.org) push to make Board certification less onerous and expensive, and more realistic for practicing physicians. Over a number of years, there was a huge and successful push to have various states declare that NBPAS certification is as good as ABMS certification for hospital practice, credentialing, etc. NBPAS is a good resource.
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