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Exile, I think Big Pharma are global lobbyists.....and their influence and power is scarifying.
They are not interested in the health of any nation...they are not philanthropists, they are greedy money grabbing industries that know the kind of hold a huge world vaccine program would have on their coffers. All the Pharma companies want us all to be medicated in some way. A few years ago it was mooted that all over 55 yr olds would be given a 'polypill' that would protect them from a variety of ailments that are linked to ageing. All medicines have side effects and some of these need medication to control them....so had this gone ahead we would all be guzzling down pills to supposedly keep us well and meds to cope with the side effects of the pills that were given to keep us well....meanwhile the big pharma are laughing all the way to the bank. Alternative therapies are discouraged by medical practitioners because they know that this will rob them and the Pharma companies of money....so your doctor will never recommend homeopathy, or osteopathy or any other of the alternative health products. I stay away from Doctors as much as I can because I do not wish to be medicated purely on my age. I take no prescribed medicines, I eat fresh food, I keep active both mentally and physically....and when I am called off this lake, I want to go without any meddling. |
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think we as humans have two choices. either a shorter non medicated happy life or a longer totally medicated one with every day the boring same. when a pet owner finds there animal refusing their favourite food and not wanting to go out you do something about it because the end is nigh. no one wants to die but many of us do not want a sleeping death for years drugged up in a care home either.
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I think we all have to take responsibility for our own well being.
This can be done in many waysYou go to the doctor and he tells you that your blood pressure is up and he puts you on pills. What he does not tell you is that over the years what is seen as high blood pressure has had its values revised downward....which means more people will be considered hypertensive. The same with cholesterol....you get a blood test and you get slapped on statins. Your body makes cholesterol, your brain relies on it, your muscles need it to work well. So after a while you may get a foggy memory and muscle aches which we all put down to getting older...when in fact it is the meds we take. The laughable thing is that statins do not have the great beneficial effect that has been portrayed for them....and drug companies know this, but hide it from you. You can lower your blood pressure by life style changes...increasing your activities....simple things like walking....same with cholesterol. Keeping your weight steady....all doable without meds. Although I accept there are some conditions where meds will definitely keep you going. I am not advocating stopping prescribed meds at all, just that you get as much information as possible about what you are taking....knowing the side effects etc. So being unmedicated does not necessarily mean a shorter life. And life....well it should be more about QUALITY. After all who wants to live to be a hundred if you cannot eat what you like, or have an active life doing things that give you pleasure. I used to take my Ma for her medical appointments....she was a type 2 diabetic for the last fifteen years of her life. Her medications to control her diabetes affected her kidneys and brought on heart failure. Her diet was supposed to be salt free, carbohydrate controlled, sugar free, he heart failure meant her fluids were restricted too. Her GP wanted her to get her blood sugars down to a ridiculous level....this was when she was in her 80's she could have done it, but she would have had very little pleasure in life. So we opted for Quality.....and she lived to be 91. |
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Not quite sure on the legalities here, but not wearing a mask in certain situations can incur fines, that sounds like a law to me Taddy, break it get fined. Like I said, not sure of the legal angle or if it was passed in the h.o.c & now on the statutes. There has certainly been lots of confusion & misrepresentation from all corners over the whole performance in general but I'm pretty sure sharper minds than mine can turn "convictions" out or in depending on their viewpoint (make that fee). |
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As I have stated in an earlier post but for the knowledge and dedication of the medical staff and the scientific brakethroughs over the years, I would have died in 1968. The skill of the Surgeon,(Mr Jacks),and the nursing staff under Sister Hayes at Accrington Victoria have allowed me to agree or to disagree, or to agree (to) disagree with whom so ever I wish but then again with me being a naturally cantankerous little sod, maybe I would have come back and haunted this site anyway. Ah well, Approaching Hobgoblin time, stay happy. Your's, a Cantankerous Taddy. |
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I remember both of those people very fondly.
Sister Hayes was a charm to work for. ( she was night Sister on my first set of nights as a student....she said I had a lot of 'oil in my lamp'....I later learned that this meant she trusted me) Mr Jacks...I was scared of. He was lovely with patients, but I was a very junior student when I first met up with him....and was(at that time) in awe of consultants. I have had my share of surgery... both major and minor, although I contend that there is no such thing as minor surgery, except when it is happening to someone else. I have also had some quite scary procedures too...but no serious accidents(thankfully...and don't want any). Taddy, you are allowed to be as cantankerous as you like...it is not illegal and in some instances might even add to your charm :) |
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Maybe it was a generational thing.
Where ever I took Ma...and I would park her wheelchair while I went and explored(at her insistence) before I left her I would tell her not to talk to strange men. I could guarantee that when I returned she would be in conversation with some chap or other. In the Isle of Wight one chap wheeled her off somewhere. When I got back to where I had left her, she had gone. I looked around and saw this elderly upright gentleman wheeling her back towards me. He had taken her to a cafe and they had had a cup of tea together. |
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Reminds me that, many years ago, I was with my wife in London waiting cross a busy road near Trafalgar Square. I saw a suitable gap in the traffic, grabbed her by the hand, said “let’s go”, and pulled her gently across to the other side. When we both got there I turned to find I was holding hands with a total stranger. My wife, laughing, was still on the other side of the road.
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