Covid Readings: Dr. Peter McCullough

[mcarter815]

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- An Army Veteran died from a treatable illness after family says he waited seven hours for an ICU bed to become available.

Daniel Wilkinson, also known as Danny, had two deployments in Afghanistan and returned home as a Purple Heart recipient. His mother, Michelle Puget, said they moved to Bellville about three years ago in order to enjoy a quiet life together.


"He just [has] a big heart, a big personality and a big soul," Puget said. "In 2019, I came down with breast cancer and he took care of me two years through that. He took me to all my chemos, to my surgery. [He] took care of me, kept track of my doctor's appointment, everything. I mean he was just that type of a son."

Puget said last Saturday, Wilkinson became very ill. She took him to an emergency room just three houses down from their home where he was diagnosed with gallstone pancreatitis. Doctors said he needed treatment immediately.

"[The doctor] said, 'We know what we need to do, and how to do it. We just have to get him to a facility to get it done,' and they couldn't do that," Puget said.

Puget said the staff called hospitals across Texas, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas and Oklahoma. Due to the COVID-19 surge dominated by the delta variant and overwhelmed hospitals, there were no ICU beds available for Wilkinson, who was a non-COVID patient.

After seven hours of waiting, the VA Hospital in Houston said they could treat Wilkinson, but by the time he was airlifted, his mother said his condition was too unstable and the doctor couldn't perform the surgery that could've prevented his death.

https://abc13.com/us-army-veteran-daniel-wilkinson-michelle-puget-man-dies-waiting-icu/10983810/

[Barbecueboy]

You mean the VA hospitals that almost everyone on earth wants closed down so our veterans can get good health care?

Man, you pick some strange examples to state your case.

Gallstone pancreatitis is rarely treated in ICU, but again I’m sure you know that already considering your field of work.

[mcarter815]

Although most patients with acute pancreatitis have the mild form of the disease, about 20–30% develops a severe form, often associated with single or multiple organ dysfunction requiring intensive care.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6567462/

[Barbecueboy]

You’re talking to one of those people who had it in the severest of forms …….” Often associated “ huh? How bout share the percentages of those with the severe cases that have organ disfunction.

20 or 30 is about the correct percentage amount that develop into the severe form, I’ll give you that for being at least close…..but like always, you have to fak it up with that narrative nobody is buying.

20 or 30 do not end up in ICU, and I promise you 20 or 30 percent is way off base that have organ disfunction……give up on this one, I know better.

So does everyone else.

[Barbecueboy]

Ah yes….one of my favorite Simon and Garfunkel songs.

[mcarter815]

You were one of the lucky ones. This guy wasn't. I have a friend that was in the hospital for a month with acute pancreatitis and part of that time was in the ICU.

[Barbecueboy]

Many of us were lucky, the percentages of overall patients ending up in icu are tiny ….just say it man, you’re fking wrong and like a good little political paramour your trying to make it look like something it’s not.

Why is saying your wrong so hard for you….You’re like the Bobby Pierce of internet threads.

We all appreciate what you do for work and the bravery and commitment it takes to do it, but stop…..just stop.
We aren’t all sheep and we sure as hell aren’t all dumb.

[Barbecueboy]

And just to remind you what we are talking about, your narrative is icus all over earth are filled with COVID patients and this gentleman died because of it…….bull sheet and you know it….you’ve read the stuff on the va facilities and it’s quality of care for our veterans haven’t you?

[dirtMAN007]

And his blind HATRED for the guy who was at least trying to fix it is the reason for ALL of his As$ hat posting !!!

[Buford.Justice]

You were one of the lucky ones. This guy wasn't. I have a friend that was in the hospital for a month with acute pancreatitis and part of that time was in the ICU.

I'm just wondering how you can act so concerned about patients dieing or getting vaccinated, when at the same time ignoring our p-Resident's lack of concern about saving the lives of our own citizens in Afgan and also all of the other actions he is doing that are causing DEATH at the border, in our cities, and all of the actual diseases coming across the border by the thousands that he totally ignores.

Citizens are also dieing and getting murdered by these fine illegals that he insists on calling residents, from the diseases they are bringing, plus all of the murders and drugs they are bringing in.

When you dump thousands of sick illegals in cities they sure are going to fill up hospital beds, the pathetic truth.

[Barbecueboy]

It’s called narrative cw……that’s how.

And his isn’t about joe screwing the pooch.

[Buford.Justice]

https://www.roxytube.com/upload/videos/2021/08/NOzC9IgwhL5QeCv66MwJ_24_aabae81edef6dbd0a18d0cfda51ca69d_video.mp4

Watch this video and you decide.

45,000 PEOPLE DEAD,72 HOURS AFTER RECEIVING EXPERIMENTAL SO CALLED 'VACCINES'-0