What if your surgeon 'dies suddenly' or suffers 'brain fog' while cutting you open?
Risky business
Just a few weeks ago, yet another pilot “died suddenly” while flying a commercial airliner and the co-pilot made an emergency landing. Ilcehin Pehlivan was just 59 years old when he lost consciousness during the Turkish Airlines flight from Seattle to Istanbul; his co-pilot eventually guided the plane down to land at John F. Kennedy Airport, by which time Pehlivan was dead.
The pilot, according to Turkish Airlines staff, had passed a routine health check half a year ago. Determining that a person is at risk of suffering a sudden and potentially life-threatening cardiac event is not at all simple. The actual cause of the pilot’s death has not been divulged to media.
Pilots’ sudden deaths have become almost commonplace. Certainly flying does place added strain on the heart which could explain the extra level of risk pilots are exposed to. And certainly the consequences when a pilot is suddenly incapacitated are more dramatic than when another person dies suddenly in the course of whatever he or she is doing.
However, there are many situations in which a person dying suddenly could threaten the lives of those around them. What about a surgeon wielding a scalpel and cutting into delicate tissue in the middle of an operation? We don’t hear stories about sudden deaths in hospitals — not the deaths of patients but those of medical staff — so often, but they are happening and, some allege, far more frequently than they used to.
No more COVID jabs for Ohio doctors at OSU
Virtually without exception, doctors and nurses have been jabbed with the COVID brew. Those who refused often forfeited their careers. Statistics on the consequences are hard to find as hospitals are loathe to admit that measures they still promote for the general public could be harmful in any way. Usually, data only leak via whistleblowers, as was the case at Ohio State University Medical Center. An anonymous nurse contacted Dr. Pierre Kory, a leading light in the medical counter-narrative, to tell him about what was happening, hoping that he would make public what she could not.
According to this nurse, the hospital used to email out obituaries for deceased staff but has recently ceased this practice. Why? Because other staff members would post comments on the obituaries, correlating the dates of the COVID jabs with the date of demise. The actual deaths, of course, could not be covered up.
The widow of one doctor who “died suddenly” has now filed a lawsuit against the hospital. Right after her husband passed away, she demanded that an autopsy be carried out that would include staining tests to detect spike protein in the heart. The doctor’s heart was found “loaded with spike,” the nurse told Dr. Kory.
Ohio State University Medical Center still offers COVID jabs to the general public. However, it is no longer making them available to staff.
Furthermore, OSU is no longer demanding that transplant donors and recipients be jabbed with COVID vaccines, allegedly because doctors were starting to see recipients suddenly developing “systemic” conditions that were totally unexpected.
Red flags missed in the (brain) fog
Also at OSU (and potentially at any other medical institution where most staff have been jabbed), missed cancer diagnoses have been on the rise since 2021, especially among younger people. Doctors have allegedly been misinterpreting danger signs due to the young age of the patients, allowing the cancers to progress sometimes until it’s too late. A study of medical records can often reveal the red flags spotted earlier but either ignored as insignificant or misattributed.
According to Dr. Kory, the missed diagnoses and other medical errors could be the consequences not only of the unexpected nature of the illness but also of the ineptitude of the medical staff. Why might medical staff be more inept in the years since 2021? Could it be that the “brain fog” that afflicts so many following either a COVID infection or being jabbed is a factor? Dr. Kory reports that, "apparently numerous docs were retiring or going out on disability due to 'neurological issues.'”
Sleep disorders another likely culprit
Cognitive impairment following COVID shots has already been demonstrated in several large studies. One paper, published in Nature, linked the shots to a variety of negative outcomes which could be expected to impact the performance of a professional in many settings. The South Korean researchers found that, following receipt of mRNA shots, there was a 68 percent increase in levels of depression, a 44 percent increase in anxiety levels, an almost 94 percent increase in sleep disorders, and a 33 percent increase in bipolar disorder.
The senior author of the Nature study also published another analysis solely focused on people over the age of 65 and found that the shots increased the risk of mild cognitive impairment by 138 percent. He found that the risk of Alzheimer’s rose by 23%, but that rates of Parkinson’s disease did not appear to be affected.
'Dementia Suddenly'
It remains to be seen whether such studies will ever be conducted in the United States. For the meantime, anecdotal reports of cognitive decline following the shots abound.
Thank you [Dr. Kory] for confirming what many of us have known for years. Within a few months of the jab, my mother developed severe cognitive issues. I personally labeled it 'sudden onset dementia.' The doctors have not diagnosed her issues as dementia but I worked on an Alzheimer’s/Dementia unit years ago and the patients exhibited similar symptoms.
For older people, the decline can mean the difference between living independently and losing one’s independence. For younger people, the consequences can be economic aside from the extremely distressing personal experience of brain fog:
Can confirm cognitive impairment is real. Nearly lost my job because my short term memory was severely impaired. Could not remember the 6 digit code generated by a crypto card used for signing on to computer systems. I had to enter 1 number, look down at the card again, enter 1 number, look again. This was just one of the manifestations. More complex equations, calculations and datasets were jumbled strings of nonsense.
Finally got the info to go see a FLCCC affiliated physician and they started me on the very long road to some form of normalcy and productivity. I still have episodes of brain fog and multi-hour stretches where I'm unable to concentrate on complex topics, but the productive hours greatly outnumber those in deficit.
Incapacitated
Dr. Kory describes colleagues who either had to retire from medical practice for a period of time, or came close to losing their careers entirely, following the shots:
I myself had a close colleague who, in 2021, had to stop rounding in the ICU for several months after the mRNA vaccine because they couldn’t remember critical details.
Another colleague, Dr. Robert Jackson in Missouri, is a truly brilliant rheumatologist ... He relayed to me that when he got Covid in late 2020, he developed “brain fog” that was somewhat manageable, but then after his vaccine in Feb. 2021, the cognitive deficits were greatly amplified (think spike in brain). The symptoms became so pronounced that he thought he was going to have to retire.
He told me he would stare off into space, could not remember critical details, could not process or organize tasks etc. Luckily he found therapies which reversed this issue and he did not have to retire.
Botched jobs or doctor jabs?
That’s what happens when doctors recognize their cognitive issues and take steps to ensure that their patients do not suffer the consequences. But what happens when a doctor fails to realize how impaired he is? Dr. Kory provides several examples. Naturally, the causation cannot be proven and the conclusions are open to conjecture.
Case 1 - I saw a young woman with metastatic osteosarcoma ... Initially her tumor was isolated to her leg and she needed it resected [removed using small incisions]. Her family consulted what they described as a “highly experienced surgeon of over 30 years regarded by many to be the most skilled in the area.” However, after leaving the operating room, tragedy ensued when she had to be brought back to the OR on the same day due to excruciating and unrelenting pain.
The 2nd operation required numerous other specialty surgeons (vascular and nerve) to be brought in to assist in repairing what was essentially (not literally) described in the record as consistent with a “botched” surgery. Apparently, the [first] surgeon failed to reconnect major arteries and nerves. This led to her undergoing a total of 6 surgeries in a 35-day hospital stay, and although she was discharged with two legs, the botched leg eventually proved non-functional and was subsequently amputated 9 months later. Note she is a teenager.
Case 2 - A day later I saw a patient with a chronic fibrosing lung disease, likely autoimmune in nature and who has been on a strong immunosuppressant for over a year. The good thing is that when reviewing her records ... numerous indices of lung function showed steady, significant improvements...
However, she was upset because she told me that the pulmonologist who had been treating her over the past year had been repeatedly telling her that her disease was severe and getting worse, until finally, in the visit the day before she saw me, he realized that her lungs had actually gotten better and told her so. She got so upset with him for causing her so much anxiety over the past year that she fired him.
Case 3 - A day after the above two cases, a colleague sent me an article about the case of a surgeon who removed someone’s liver instead of the spleen (the planned surgery). Note the spleen is on the left side of the abdomen and the liver is on the right, and they look little like each other. Plus removing livers is not a thing (unless you are transplanting). The same surgeon, in 2023, also removed parts of someone’s pancreas instead of doing the intended surgery of removing the adrenal gland.
Correlation does not equate to causation, as the "experts" so frequently remind us. However, there are plausible pathways for the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein to inflict brain damage on people, and plausible reasons why brain damage can result especially following COVID jabs and particularly booster doses.
What are the implications, and can anything be done to reverse the damage? Part Two of this article will attempt to answer these questions.
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