Hospital: Doc gave near-death patients excessive pain meds(Sounds like St. Joseph Hospital in Nashua, NH)

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An intensive care doctor ordered “significantly excessive and potentially fatal” doses of pain medicine for at least 27 near-death patients in the past few years after families asked that lifesaving measures be stopped, an Ohio hospital system announced after being sued by a family alleging an improper dose of fentanyl actively hastened the death of one of those patients.

The Columbus-area Mount Carmel Health System acknowledged the doses were larger than needed to provide comfort for dying patients. That raises questions about whether there was an intentional or possibly illegal use of the drugs to accelerate deaths.

The system said it has fired the doctor, reported findings of an internal investigation to authorities and removed 20 employees from patient care pending further investigation, including nurses who administered the medication as well as pharmacists.

Today Would be my Husband's 68th Birthday had he NOT been Medically Murdered at St. Joseph Hospital in Nashua, NH by NON-consensual Hospice/Palliative care

                        HAPPY BIRTHDAY BIG KNIGHT 

Yes, today my husband would have been 68 year's old had he never stepped foot in St. Joseph Hospital in Nashua, NH. The Hospital we trusted to care for our family. No more! They will never be trusted again.
It didn't matter to them that he refused Hospice Care. There was no family counseling, he wasn't given six month's to live, he was given a year or more and there were NO Consent forms signed. Not for Hospice care or the  Illegal DNR which we never consented to and Medicare paid for. The reason being: He wasn't enrolled in Hospice. That's right. Legally he wasn't. Illegally he was. All documented in his Medical file, but no-one will hold them accountable. You couldn't even prove Lung Cancer, so you let him die of UN-TREATED SEPSIS!
So another birthday without My Knight, thank's to St. Joseph's Hospital.  I wouldn't refer my worst enemy to go to your Hospital I thought the other Hospital in Nashua was bad stealing babies, but you take the cake, Murdering patient's. You've ruined my life and my family's lives. The anger I feel get's worse every day. Some day you will get your's. I hope the Murderer's responsible for my husband's death, employed by you, burn in Hell along with the Hospice bitch that ILLEGALLY came to our home. The bitch that pushed him into a heart attack. I will NEVER stop exposing you for the Murderers that you are and I have made it my lifelong mission, for however long that is, to put an end to ILLEGAL Stealth Euthanasia being practiced under the guise of Hospice/Palliative care.
Happy Birthday to My Knight in Heaven. Life Really suck's without you. I will fight for you until my last breath. You will NOT be forgotten. Not Ever!

Extremely Pissed off Wife of Bill Knightly, Murdered by NON-consensual Hospice Palliative care at St. Joseph's Hospital in Nashua, NH.

FACTS ABOUT LEGALIZING ASSISTED SUICIDE AND EUTHANASIA WRONGFUL DEATHS

FACTS ABOUT LEGALIZING ASSISTED SUICIDE AND EUTHANASIA WRONGFUL DEATHS

A careful examination of the evidence from those jurisdictions that have laws permitting either assisted suicide or euthanasia shows that at least ten categories of people would be at risk of wrongful deaths.

Some proponents of legalizing assisted suicide or euthanasia admit that it is the case that wrongful deaths will occur. 

Vitamin D Can Save Lives of COPD Patients

Vitamin D Can Save Lives of COPD Patients
My comment: So ignore the quack Doctor that tell's you to stop taking them along with other vitamins. The Doctor that tells you they may have aspirin in them and your blood will be too thin if you need surgery. BUT, you're admitted into the Hospital and you're given a shot in your stomach every day so your blood won't clot. What sense does that make??? Duh! BEEN THERE!

Deadly lung attacks may be averted in some COPD patients with a daily dose of vitamin D, new research suggests.
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, includes a number of lung conditions, including emphysema and chronic bronchitis. Nearly all COPD deaths are due to a sudden worsening of symptoms (lung attacks), often triggered by viral upper respiratory infections, the researchers explained.

Why euthanasia is unethical.

Why euthanasia is unethical

The following article was published in the December 2018 World Medical Association Journal (pg 33 - 37) 

Link to a PDF of the article.

This article is written by Dr Rene Leiva, Dr Tim Lau and Gordon Friesen.

‘Unanimously, a declaration was adopted which simply says that euthanasia is unethical.’ 

Thus read a brief initial note in the World Medical Journal of 1987 with reference to the key passage of a new WMA Declaration on Euthanasia adopted in the Madrid General Assembly of that year [1]. Concise as this message was, it announced the affirmation of a powerful, enduring medical dictum, and we believe it to be essential for us, today, to understand the context in which it came about.  

george soros and the cult of death

george soros and the cult of death
In 1994 Soros—a self-professed atheist—launched his Project Death in America (PDIA) and provided $15 million in its initial funding. His mother, a member of the pro-suicide Hemlock Society, killed herself, and that Soros mentioned unsympathetically his dying father’s clinging on to life for too long. PDIA supports physician-assisted suicide and works “to begin forming a network of doctors that will eventually reach into one-fourth of America’s hospitals” and, in a chilling turn of phrase, lead to “the creation of innovative models of care and the development of new curricula on dying.”

Multiple Sclerosis Palliative Care Soars in US Hospitals-Because Palliative care is cheaper than treatment! No wonder there's so much Medicare Fraud!

Multiple Sclerosis Palliative Care Soars in US Hospitals

Because Palliative care is cheaper than treatment! No wonder there's so much Medicare Fraud!

Palliative care among patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) increased significantly, to 6.1% during a decade of time ending in 2014, according to new US hospital-based research.

In new analysis, investigators have found the proportion of patients with MS receiving palliative care and to have died in the hospital research that considered more than 225,000 people in US hospitals shows.

The rate of palliative care in MS patients to have died in the hospital increased from 7.7% to 58.8% over 10 years, a team led by Jay J. Shen, PhD, at the University of Nevada Las Vegas School of Community Health Sciences, found. At the same time, costs associated with hospitalization were less for MS patients receiving palliative care than for those not getting such care.

This was true even though patients in palliative care spent slightly more time in the hospital, and were more likely to die there.