South Dakota Nurse: Patients Deny Existence Of COVID-19 Even On Their Deathbeds

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NEW YORK (VINnews) — A South Dakota nurse gained national attention when she described on Twitter and later in a televised CNN interview her experiences with patients suffering from COVID-19.

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Jodi Doering tweeted that many of her patients did not believe that there was such a thing as COVID-19 even as they were in serious condition and unable to breathe independently. She described the pandemic, which is ravaging South Dakota with extremely high rates of infection, as a “horror movie that never ends. There’s no credits that roll. You just go back and do it all over again.”

Doering wrote that patients “really think this isn’t going to happen to them. And then they stop yelling at you when they get intubated.” Interviewed by CNN, she insisted that people are looking for something else and did not believe that they have COVID-19 even when positive results are shown to them, and they are “filled with anger and hatred” since they believe they don’t have any real problem. Doering said that when she asks people whether she can call their families, they respond that they will be fine even when they are in serious and even critical condition. She remains frustrated that these people refuse time with their families because they are convinced that they have other issues and that they will recover soon.

 


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judith
judith
3 years ago

Some people are like Pharoah. They are in DeNile.The same can be said for some people ill with incurable diseases, like some types of cancer.

Not surprising
Not surprising
3 years ago

There are still people running loose who believe that ventilators are responsible for deaths, or that it’s better to contract measles (either type) than to vaccinate their children. B”H my kids attends schools that require the full NYS vaccination array for students to learn in the building.

The real reality is that HKB”H sends us messages through COVID and other apparently physical phenomena. To deny the reality of these things is to deny hashgacha pratis. But that’s to be expected for the imminently-messianic age.

Golda
Golda
3 years ago

It’s can be a deathly ill patient’s way of dealing with death by denying it…perhaps it’s not the rational way of dealing with death but if they can’t help their situtation in any case and denial helps them get through the days IT’S THEIR CHOICE…It’s their how they live with their situation so I fail to see what the problem is. Now the liberals want to tell people how to deal with death too after telling the world patients can kill themselves if they are in pain but for political reasons they MUST face death and contact their families?!

Stam Misha
Stam Misha
3 years ago

no family is allowed to visit a covid patient
this story smells

Elephant
Elephant
3 years ago

These so called medical providers should heal their patients and stop sending them to their deaths. I have heard of many people that survive.