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Do Americans realize that hospitals are tagging certain patients' files as DNR which means Do Not Resuscitate because they don't have medical insurance?
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∙ 12y ago
That's not only immoral, but illegal. Think of all the litigation surrounding removing a patient from life support, does it make sense that a hospital will just stop saving people? If you don't pay, we'll kill you? Think about it.
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Hospitals all over the country are tagging patients who can't pay as "DNR" to save the hospitals and insurance companies money. HOSPICE murdered my father last year by strapping him to his bed, drugging him so heavily with morphine that he didn't even wake up until 24 hrs later, gave him absolutely no food whatsoever and then put him on glucose at a "starvation" level - HE LOST ALMOST 40 LBS IN ONLY 3 WEEKS AND DIED! He was perfectly healthy when he went into HOSPICE. They are deliberately killing patients in order to save money. If any lawyer wants to challenge me on this I would be glad to give you my information so you can take me to court because I can prove that this happened. I also have contacts with other well-known people who have appeared on PBS and TV telling their stories about the same exact thing.
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∙ 12y ago
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