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I only have so many hours in a day and would like those interested in truth to assist me if they would be so kind. Most of you already know that the federal government is classifying the deaths of patients infected with the coronavirus as COVID-19 deaths, regardless of any underlying health issues that could have contributed to the loss of someone's life.
Dr. Deborah Birx, the response coordinator for the White House coronavirus task force, said the federal government is continuing to count the suspected COVID-19 deaths, despite other nations doing the opposite. Here is the link:
Birx says government is classifying all deaths of patients with coronavirus as '''COVID-19''' deaths, regardless of cause | Fox News
I don't want to make this OP overly long by rehashing the link, but suffice to say that they are just taking the word of the doctors all over the United States that a death was due to COVID-19 and are assuming that tests are being done and say that they understand autopsies probably aren't being conducted. So, ANY preexisting condition is ignored. If someone is in their late 70s or 80s and has been in and out of the hospital for decades is brought into the emergency room, he or she is apparently automatically listed as having died from the Corona Visis, aka: WuFlu. Hospitals are empty of regular patients. Apparently people are deciding NOT to die right now from heart attacks, strokes, kidney disease because they want to save the hospital beds for COVID-19 patients.
I went to the CDC site and it isn't much help, either. Their site is just for guidance and not binding. No one will check to see if a patient really died from the WuFlu or something else. It appears that as long as there was the slightest hint of the WuFlu they encourage the doctor to show it that way.
COVID-19 Guidance Postmortem Specimens | CDC
Thus, it would appear that the numbers are blown up for COVID-19 but what I want to know is by how much? Some sites suggest that if these preexisting conditions weren't included (like other countries DON'T include) the ACTUAL deaths directly attributed to the WuFlu would be HALF what they are showing or less.
What I would like the readers to do is to research this and see if I am right or off base here. Can we find out for instance, how many LESS deaths are being reported now for regular diseases like kidney failure, stoke, diabetes, obesity, lung disease, cancer? Is that information available anywhere? Thanks for your help. I appreciate it. This valuable research could be utilized to examine the actual extent of the problem so that all of us can be guided accordingly. eg., the death rate is show at 18,000 but is it really 9,000 or 7,000 or ?
Dr. Deborah Birx, the response coordinator for the White House coronavirus task force, said the federal government is continuing to count the suspected COVID-19 deaths, despite other nations doing the opposite. Here is the link:
Birx says government is classifying all deaths of patients with coronavirus as '''COVID-19''' deaths, regardless of cause | Fox News
I don't want to make this OP overly long by rehashing the link, but suffice to say that they are just taking the word of the doctors all over the United States that a death was due to COVID-19 and are assuming that tests are being done and say that they understand autopsies probably aren't being conducted. So, ANY preexisting condition is ignored. If someone is in their late 70s or 80s and has been in and out of the hospital for decades is brought into the emergency room, he or she is apparently automatically listed as having died from the Corona Visis, aka: WuFlu. Hospitals are empty of regular patients. Apparently people are deciding NOT to die right now from heart attacks, strokes, kidney disease because they want to save the hospital beds for COVID-19 patients.
I went to the CDC site and it isn't much help, either. Their site is just for guidance and not binding. No one will check to see if a patient really died from the WuFlu or something else. It appears that as long as there was the slightest hint of the WuFlu they encourage the doctor to show it that way.
COVID-19 Guidance Postmortem Specimens | CDC
Medical examiners, coroners, and other healthcare professionals should use their judgment to determine if a decedent had signs and symptoms compatible with COVID-19 during life and whether postmortem testing should be pursued. Most patients with confirmed COVID-19 have developed fever and/or symptoms of acute respiratory illness (e.g., cough, difficulty breathing). There are epidemiologic factors that may also help guide decisions about COVID-19 testing, such as documented COVID-19 infections in a jurisdiction, known community transmission, contact with a known COVID-19 case, or being a part of a cluster of respiratory illness in a closed setting (e.g., a long-term care facility). Testing for other causes of respiratory illness (e.g., influenza) is strongly encouraged.
Thus, it would appear that the numbers are blown up for COVID-19 but what I want to know is by how much? Some sites suggest that if these preexisting conditions weren't included (like other countries DON'T include) the ACTUAL deaths directly attributed to the WuFlu would be HALF what they are showing or less.
What I would like the readers to do is to research this and see if I am right or off base here. Can we find out for instance, how many LESS deaths are being reported now for regular diseases like kidney failure, stoke, diabetes, obesity, lung disease, cancer? Is that information available anywhere? Thanks for your help. I appreciate it. This valuable research could be utilized to examine the actual extent of the problem so that all of us can be guided accordingly. eg., the death rate is show at 18,000 but is it really 9,000 or 7,000 or ?