One at a time...

Email 09/30/2024

Mr ______,

I just wanted to share half of an email I received this morning.  It's from a patient I had a few days ago.  I picked him up at an Urgent Care office for new onset a-fib.  On the way to the hospital I engaged him in conversation about the "pandemic" and the vaccines.  He took the vaccines, as did his wife.  It's a bit like drinking from a firehose when you only have 15-20 minutes to give information.  Tricky to do without sounding crazy.  Even so, I asked him to keep an open mind.  I asked if he would be open to me sending him additional information.  We exchanged email addresses and appears he listened.  He began asking questions.  Guess what... the people around him began to open up and confirm what I told him.  Now he's doing research and sending it to people he knows.  

“Hi ​______, (<---- Handy)

Thanks for the information.  I’m going to forward this to my buddy in Syracuse.  

I went home yesterday from the hospital.  They admitted me on Saturday and gave me blood thinners and metoprolol to see if that would resolve the A fib.  It didn’t so Sunday morning they looked down my throat to see if I had any clots and then they zapped me.  You were right about not being awake!!!  

Here’s the interesting part - I was talking to one of the cardiac nurses about the vaccine and she stated that they have seen an increase in A Fib and strokes since the vaccine.  She wouldn’t take the vaccine along with a number of nurses.  Another piece - I talked to the head nurse on the PCU floor and she said that she wouldn’t take the vaccine since she didn’t know enough about it.  All this information supports what you said to me in the ride to the ER - It all started in 2021 after the vaccine...”

What struck me about his email was that he had to ask.  I was there. I delivered him to the ER.  I saw how many nurses and doctors he was surrounded with in there.  And he had more of them in the following days.  Nobody offered to tell him the truth.  Nobody made an effort to warn him.  He had to ask.  To be honest, I was surprised they told him the truth at all.  I'm fairly certain he asked each one when they were alone.  There is no "open" conversation about the jab.

There's more, but it's just compliments, gratitude, and such.  I'm a little like you in that regard.  I do appreciate them, but I still get uncomfortable.  I'm just trying to do the right thing, one patient at a time.  I will have to give an account someday. 

Keep up the good fight, _____.  You never know who is actually listening. This guy was.

-Handy