Happy Update on Rachel Naomi bat Esther Chana, Plus a Very Disturbing COVID-19 Case

22/1/2021

Baruch Hashem, Rachel Naomi bat Esther Chana has improved and her family is so grateful for all the prayers & good acts.

(Please see a previous post about her here.)

However, they're not out of the woods, yet. So please continue to daven for her and her newborn, Rach Hanolad ben Rachel Naomi.

Also, please see this verified campaign page for Rabbi Avraham Rachamim Chaim Sofer. Hopefully, you can donate. But it's also important to read his story (included on the page) of medical malpractice in the treatment of his covid-19 virus.

It's a very disturbing eye-opener.

The severely limited access (based on the claim the covid-19 is sooooo dangerous & contagious) to ill family members allows medical staff to injure & kill patients because there is no outsider allowed in to supervise the treatment of the patient.

How convenient for those who are heartless zombies in hospital uniform (not all, but some).

Please daven for him: Avraham Rachamim Chaim ben Yeshuah Alexandra.

4 Comments

22/1/2021 18:09:00

horrifying thought MR..

Myrtle Rising

24/1/2021 09:22:57

Yes, it is. May Hashem please protect everybody from all harm.

Lipa

18/2/2021 14:51:14

As a doctor myself, the description of doctors as heartless zombies is distasteful if not motsei Shem ro. And suggesting that doctors actually kill patients such as the rabbi is even worse. He recently had severe Covid, and should have hakoras hatov that he was saved. There's nothing in the campaign page to suggest malpractice (I am an Expert Witness specialising in this field). Today I was sent his tshuva on vaccination. It is based on an illogical comparison of being stabbed with having a vaccination.

Myrtle Rising

18/2/2021 17:49:31

Shalom Lipa,

You made several points I'd like to address:

1) With myself having had & heard both positive & negative experiences with doctors, I definitely do not consider all doctors heartless zombies, nor did that sentence frame all doctors that way.

However, at second glance, I could see how it could be understood as a slam on all doctors (as opposed to just the genuinely heartless ones), so I changed the phrasing to reflect my true opinion and not imply an overall condemnation of all doctors—some of whom do act heroically.

I genuinely regret that it came off as an insult to all doctors. That wasn't my intention.

2) You wrote: "And suggesting that doctors actually kill patients such as the rabbi is even worse."

The thing is...doctors do actually kill patients, whether accidentally or purposefully. Not all doctors do so, but some do. It's not my suggestion but a fact.

With covid-19 ventilators, for example, well-meaning doctors placed ventilators on the wrong setting, which killed people. Now they figured out the correct setting and are saving lives.

But they did kill people and it took them a disturbingly long time (relatively speaking) to figure that out. I know they didn't mean to & that they feel bad about it. But it still happened.

(That's just one example. Doctors accidentally kill people in non-covid-19 treatment too.)

Likewise, not all doctors kill patients intentionally, but some do (turning off life support is the least detectable & most socially acceptable way of doing this). This certainly happens in hospitals around the world, and predates covid-19, though it also happens with covid-19 patients.

Also, it has already been demonstrated through letters from hospital staff members themselves & family members that heartbreaking neglect of covid-19 patients occurs, leading to their death. The emotional & physical suffering they endure due to neglect during their hospitalization is also very distressing.
Here's one of the best-documented examples:
https://hamodia.com/2020/10/26/doctors-wolfson-coronavirus-patients-neglected/

3) According to the report & photos on the campaign page, the rabbi indeed suffered hospital neglect:
"...when his wife was finally allowed to see him via chat Mid May to her dismay she noticed that the Rabbi had 'NO FEEDING TUBE' the rabbi like most people was starved..."

"...the Hospital apologized to her and installed a feeding tube that day. When finally she was allowed to go see him she discovered her husband unrecognizable at all (see pictures) he had white flakes all over his body with many bad sores caused by the neglect of the Hospital Staff. The rabbis Heal had to be carved off due to the same neglect..."

Are you saying the above is not true?

Meaning, if your role as expert witness in this field means you have inside information on this case proving that the rabbi did NOT suffer hospital neglect & maltreatment (meaning the report of no feeding tube, being starved, the hospital's apology, the sores, etc., is false), then I'm definitely open to hearing that.

If the above information can be proven false, then I will delete that part of my post. In fact, if the campaign page contains lies, I'll need to delete with an apology, plus chesedfund.com should be informed of the false information.

4) I don't see what his teshuvah on vaccination has to do with whether the hospital committed malpractice, so I'm not sure why that's included in this discussion?

Thank you.

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