Medical Malpractice

I put up this article from Bill Sardi about Jeremiah because of this post here:

Malpractice Malfeasance 😡 https://t.co/4HUCicMXiC

— Kelly DNP🩺 Faith & Truth (@kacdnp91) December 14, 2022

The boy's name is Jeremiah.  Here is a backstory.  He became ill in September 2018.  I post it here because whenever I see people trying to shock us online about how bad the medical complex is, I show them this.  It's worse.  It's much worse, but this should suffice to make my point.  You'd think.   

The Daily Mail explains, 

Doctors diagnosed him with septic shock and the condition purpura, which they believe came about from an unknown bacterial infection.

Although antibiotics managed to kill the infection, the blood supply to Jeremiah's limbs had already shut down and the infection threatened to spread.

To save his life, medics were therefore forced to amputate his limbs below the knees and elbows.

More than a month later, Jeremiah is still in hospital, where he is relearning how to crawl and even eat. 

Vitamin C would have restored his circulation.  And that could have been administered throughout the day . . . . Had the doctors known about vitamin C, Jeremiah would still have his limbs today.  Instead, he's going to find perseverance early and use it daily to fight the projections from others.

Here's an update on Jeremiah.

COMPANIES

The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf.  Their coffee tastes as bad as Starbucks, burnt and flavorless.

The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (sometimes shortened to simply "Coffee Bean" or "The Coffee Bean", often abbreviated as CBTL) is an American coffee shop chain founded in 1963. Since 2019, it is a trade name of Ireland-based Super Magnificent Coffee Company Ireland Limited. Its 80% stake is by the multinational company Jollibee Foods Corporation. It operates as an independent subsidiary and remains headquartered in Los Angeles, California.