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Aliss Terpstra's avatar

The homes didn't even need to drug and sedate residents to do them in. Of course they killed sick residents by denying treatment, that's a given. They also killed residents - who never even caught Covid - with three years of idiotic worse-than-useless public health policies that left frail needy seniors isolated in their rooms and beds 24/7, with hardly any human touch or stimulation or exercise or social contact, being masked and coated in carcinogenic disinfectants, fed and changed by anonymous agency-supplied workers in full PPE, double masked, no talking, who didn't have a clue who they were attending and didn't bother to learn names or histories because they were temporary workers. They killed them by eliminating all family contact and caregiving for over a year, then demanding family carers be jabbed just like the paid staff, which many (like me) were unwilling to risk. So we were shut out. They killed them by removing the religious services that sustained faith. They killed them with silence, not even a radio turned on for company. They killed them with bedsores a.k.a scurvy because they replaced fresh food made on premises with packaged and canned meals and 'soup' made from dried powders full of neurotoxic MSG and free of any nutritional value or life force. They killed them with sugary beverages made from GM corn, canola and soy, like Ensure, Boost and Resource. I was told that my mother is only one of 3 residents who survived the full three years of the fake pandemic. Only now that she is dying am I 'allowed' to visit her despite not taking the jabs. I cannot know if she would not be dying had I been allowed to continue to care for her as I did every day for seven months before lockdown was imposed. But my heart tells me that if I had been visiting her and feeding her real food as I used to, monitoring her physical and mental state, this stage of her life would still be in the future.

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Patti's avatar

How heartbreaking

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Donna Ruth's avatar

Many of these homes are chronically understaffed and under-supplied. A friend who was a charge nurse in an LTC would double shift at times b/c there was no one to replace her at the end of her shift. She complained many times to management about supply and staff shortages and was eventually walked out. Staff and patients were upset at her departure.

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