The lady next door to me was distraught. Her father had just had a stroke and was in hospital. He was asking to see her. Add to this he was an old man with mild senility, and very dependent upon his daughter. But the hospital would not let her visit him. Oh, you might say, that is because she is not fully vaxxed. No, she is a true believer and has had all the required shots, but she still can’t get in the door. There are many other stories like this that I have heard, right down to the local GP not seeing long-term patients who are not vaxxed. If there is any justice left in the world, these people need to be de-registered in the future. I suggest that Centrelink/ job providers send them out to do road work in the outback. Plenty of fresh air.
https://www.wnd.com/2022/01/scary-trend-hospitals-discriminate-unvaxxed-transplant-candidates/
“Hospitals routinely have begun discriminating against unvaccinated patients on their various transplant lists amid the COVID-19 pandemic, with the latest incident being reported in Massachusetts.
There, according to Lifenews.com, a Boston hospital removed a dying man's name from a heart transplant list because of his vaccination status.
The situation involves D.J. Ferguson, 31, whose heart has deteriorated to the point it not longer works on its own.
His father, David Ferguson, explained in the report that D.J. was first in line to get a heart transplant in Boston, "but because of his unvaccinated status, the hospital ruled that he was no longer eligible for the transplant."
This decision came despite the confirmation of thousands of deaths from the side effects and complications from the COVID shots, as well as revelations from federal authorities that some patients are better off and less likely to get some of the COVID variations if they are not vaccinated.
Explained David Ferguson, "My son has gone to the edge of death to stick to his guns and he’s been pushed to the limit. It’s kind of against his basic principles, he doesn’t believe in it. It’s a policy they are enforcing and so because he won’t get the shot, they took him off the list of a heart transplant."
Brigham and Women's Hospital defended its decision, explaining that the COVID shots, which remain in the experimental classification, are among "several vaccines and lifestyle behaviors required for transplant candidates in the Mass General Brigham system in order to create both the best chance for a successful operation and also the patient’s survival after transplantation."
Lifenews reported the family is considering, among its options, moving D.J. to another facility..
David Ferguson said, "I think my boy is fighting pretty damn courageously and he has integrity and principles he really believes in and that makes me respect him all the more."
Already, the report said, Australia has confirmed it is discriminating against unvaccinated patients in the process of allowing transplants, and the University of Colorado Health system has refused permission for unvaccinated transplant candidates to be part of the process.”
“Medical discrimination against unvaccinated patients is continuing, this time in Massachusetts.
A dying patient’s family is speaking out for his plight after a Boston hospital removed him from its heart transplant list because he is unvaccinated against COVID.
David Ferguson says his 31-year-old son DJ Ferguson’s heart has deteriorated to the point that it will no longer work on its own. DJ was first in line to receive a new heart transplant, but because of his unvaccinated status, the hospital ruled that he was no longer eligible for the transplant.
“My son has gone to the edge of death to stick to his guns and he’s been pushed to the limit,” Ferguson told the outlet, adding that his son simply won’t get the shot. “It’s kind of against his basic principles, he doesn’t believe in it. It’s a policy they are enforcing and so because he won’t get the shot, they took him off the list of a heart transplant.”
In a statement, Brigham and Women’s Hospital confirmed its decision to remove Ferguson from the list, saying, “Like many other transplant programs in the United States — the COVID-19 vaccine is one of several vaccines and lifestyle behaviors required for transplant candidates in the Mass General Brigham system in order to create both the best chance for a successful operation and also the patient’s survival after transplantation.”