Hospital Nurse Here; Something has changed with the "Covid" crap

I have been working on the frontlines in acute medicine in a large northeastern hospital. When this all started I was sure it was some kind of overblown hoax or a bioweapon that didn't turn out to be as bad as what they were trying to make us believe.

My hospital was empty despite TV news telling us that hospitals are overflowing and we all need to be in masks. I have known all along the whole thing is not what they are telling us; and have always suspected that our regular flu, respiratory failure (ARDS) patients etc are being labelled as COVID thanks to these faulty, manipulated tests. Aspiration pneumonia is common in the elderly and lots of these patients were labelled as "COVID". That is a fact.

My conclusion was always that this is an election year deep state psy op to destroy the economy, mandate vaccines and all that NWO stuff. Clearly there has been no *real* pandemic in the way that the media portrays.

I still believe all that , but something has changed in the last two weeks. Actually, about a month ago, resources were drastically cut without us being told anything other than the usual lies and BS from management. THEN.....we are suddenly being hit hard with patients in their 30's through 50s with *COVID* and these people are extremely ill and it is different than what we have been seeing all along with alleged "COVID" victims. They are throwing clots everywhere and that is what kills them.

Did they release a second wave? Is it a bad flu season that appears to look like what they are calling "COVID", or is this something else completely that has no name yet. Something COMPLETELY fucky is up. Resources and supplies were disappearing before we started getting slammed with the latest batch of "COVID".

The hospitals in this area are on their knees, staffing and resources are vanishing in conjunction with additional patients who are very ill. Too few beds, staff, equipment. Support staff and departments for nurses and doctors are being scaled back. Back in the spring and summer, nothing was happening. The ER looks like a third world zoo and the staff cannot cope. If I have to give you emergency IV meds I have to fight to get a damn IV pump and other equipment needed. We are not being stocked. It's like the budget for supplies is gone. On top of this our regular medical patients with COPD, CHF, Kidney failure are coming in sicker and sicker because the community care they need to manage their chronic illnesses is collapsing.

I have been in healthcare 20 years and never have seen things this bad. I have no idea what is happening. I can only tell you what I am seeing and it is giving me a bad feeling. Hospital administration is NEVER honest with nurses and doctors and is refusing to talk to us and answer questions or hear our concerns as per usual. Any requests for help or whistleblowing on unsafe patient conditions within the hospital gets labelled as "bad attitude".

They said months ago Covid-19 was a vascular attacking virus. If you weren't a retarded Trump-humper, you would not have been shocked by reality. Hope you survive.

I guess you don't have an immune system. Getting tired of the bed-wetters.

If this is real testimony then I’m sorry for saying this but back in February when covid was just getting started, I remember lots of doctors and nurses trying to broadcast how dangerous this new virus was with dead bodies piling up in the hallways. It was all bullshit. Fool me once shame on you. Fool me twice shame on me.

Can't find it but yeah, it went something like "they arent taking it[covid] seriously but they they will when the next virus comes."

Idiots like you are why nurses stay quiet. 32 year nurse here, this has been the most exhausting year of my career. Many of my colleagues feel the same way. I would love a week off with no responsibility. Actually 3 days would be great.

I have been long term GLP, I don’t have trust in government authority and I don’t know how COVID came about but this I do know - it is real. Some will die - fat definitely an issue. I have had employees with it. Most recent one traveled to an area of the state that has an outbreak. He is obese with pre-existing condition. He had it pretty bad, his family member got it worse. Still in the hospital, also heavy, unhealthy and non-compliant.

I don’t wear a mask unless absolutely required, I go very few places because of it. I have no agenda other than sharing boots on the ground data, the reason I get my news here for the last 12 years. Take it for what it is worth.

I have been working on the frontlines in acute medicine in a large northeastern hospital. When this all started I was sure it was some kind of overblown hoax or a bioweapon that didn't turn out to be as bad as what they were trying to make us believe.

My hospital was empty despite TV news telling us that hospitals are overflowing and we all need to be in masks. I have known all along the whole thing is not what they are telling us; and have always suspected that our regular flu, respiratory failure (ARDS) patients etc are being labelled as COVID thanks to these faulty, manipulated tests. Aspiration pneumonia is common in the elderly and lots of these patients were labelled as "COVID". That is a fact.

My conclusion was always that this is an election year deep state psy op to destroy the economy, mandate vaccines and all that NWO stuff. Clearly there has been no *real* pandemic in the way that the media portrays.

I still believe all that , but something has changed in the last two weeks. Actually, about a month ago, resources were drastically cut without us being told anything other than the usual lies and BS from management. THEN.....we are suddenly being hit hard with patients in their 30's through 50s with *COVID* and these people are extremely ill and it is different than what we have been seeing all along with alleged "COVID" victims. They are throwing clots everywhere and that is what kills them.

Did they release a second wave? Is it a bad flu season that appears to look like what they are calling "COVID", or is this something else completely that has no name yet. Something COMPLETELY fucky is up. Resources and supplies were disappearing before we started getting slammed with the latest batch of "COVID".

The hospitals in this area are on their knees, staffing and resources are vanishing in conjunction with additional patients who are very ill. Too few beds, staff, equipment. Support staff and departments for nurses and doctors are being scaled back. Back in the spring and summer, nothing was happening. The ER looks like a third world zoo and the staff cannot cope. If I have to give you emergency IV meds I have to fight to get a damn IV pump and other equipment needed. We are not being stocked. It's like the budget for supplies is gone. On top of this our regular medical patients with COPD, CHF, Kidney failure are coming in sicker and sicker because the community care they need to manage their chronic illnesses is collapsing.

I have been in healthcare 20 years and never have seen things this bad. I have no idea what is happening. I can only tell you what I am seeing and it is giving me a bad feeling. Hospital administration is NEVER honest with nurses and doctors and is refusing to talk to us and answer questions or hear our concerns as per usual. Any requests for help or whistleblowing on unsafe patient conditions within the hospital gets labelled as "bad attitude".

Because of the fall going into winter everyone's vitamin D levels are dropping and a lot of research shows vit D is really important for fighting viruses including specifically covid.

Idiots like you are why nurses stay quiet. 32 year nurse here, this has been the most exhausting year of my career. Many of my colleagues feel the same way. I would love a week off with no responsibility. Actually 3 days would be great.

I have been long term GLP, I don’t have trust in government authority and I don’t know how COVID came about but this I do know - it is real. Some will die - fat definitely an issue. I have had employees with it. Most recent one traveled to an area of the state that has an outbreak. He is obese with pre-existing condition. He had it pretty bad, his family member got it worse. Still in the hospital, also heavy, unhealthy and non-compliant.

I don’t wear a mask unless absolutely required, I go very few places because of it. I have no agenda other than sharing boots on the ground data, the reason I get my news here for the last 12 years. Take it for what it is worth.

let me say this again.

The is the end of the 80 year cycle. This will have to get so bad everything collapses to a point where all the new methods, ideas, and ways are adopted. This means total collapse of healthcare, total collapse of the economy, this means near total collapse of our society and this means total collapse of just about everything.


Think of it this way. On the other side of this we will have free college, free healthcare / governmnet healthcare, higher taxes, more people working from home, totoal collapse of commercial real estate, we will go all in on renewable energy (which is doable with the new battery tech), we will be going near full electric automobiles, we will go all in on a digital currency / crypto.

Whatever it takes for full adoption of those things above, is what WILL happen. It's happened every time in the past. The caveat is, however, once everything is sufficiently torn down, in order to rebuild and unite the people behind the new ways... we're usually given a common enemy to focus our hate... so war is also probably coming. A total and complete war that will unite all Americans under a common goal. This is the level of stuff coming.

Yes things will be manipulated to ensure their failure... but most people will believe that failure came from the old outdated useless systems tat need to be replaced.

I am also an RN working in Texas. I do not work the ER but I work neuro critical care. I see the boards at work and we have approximately 48 people in ICU for "respiratory failure" or "sepsis". They range from 20-80 year old. While I do not take care of COVID patients, I agree that supplies, staff, beds are very low on hand. We have even resorted to pulling out the old dinosaur beds from the basement. We do not have enough iv poles or pumps or arterial line cables. If someone has an art line I am taping it to bed railing. We do not have enough pumps. We do not have enough staff. Our patients are sicker and sicker and younger. We are overwhelmed, patients waiting over 24 hours for a hospital room. They are being placed in holding areas with nursing care of course. We are pushed to the max daily. Every day is a bad day. Only a nurse would understand this. Additionally, our rules for covid have changed. If someone comes back positive they are curving the 14 day wait to 10 day wait to come back to work as long as they are symptom free. It's been crazy every single day. I agree with you that we do not get answers, we cannot complain or you get shunned and ostracized. Maybe I trailed off but the train has gone off the tracks at my job. Take care.