1st potential case of "Died because the hospital was filled with COVID patients"

[samsquench07]

If there is a staff shortage (which obviously there was), then having covid patients puts far more stress on the few nurses there.
A woman waiting 6 hrs without being attended to with a life threatening situation, did not get the attention she needed and deserved. It appears she hadn't been adequately assessed. Fewer covid patients would have freed up a nurse to attend to at least assessing incoming patients.

And having cancer patients and heart patients would also put more stress on the few nurses there but you are just intent on blaming people who have Covid. And let’s not forget the overdoses taking up time in ambulances and ER’s, While people having heart attacks lay in hallways not getting any attention I have first-hand experience of that, And it happened five years ago. Before Covid obviously.

This headline is not true And the fact people like Adrian Dix Is using this woman’s death (due to their neglect by the way), as a way to further his “get a vaccine” agenda, is beyond pathetic.

The hospitals and the ERs have always had a long waiting list has nothing to do with Covid.

And is anybody taking account for the scooter accidents? Seems that was swept under the carpet
(In all seriousness. It all adds up to the stress)

[samsquench07]

As previous poster said. Do people accurately forget that patients in hallways in not need news?
The media is blaming Covid. That’s why it’s fake.

Patients in hallways not getting care has been happening well before Covid. This was even big news before Covid. Yet now everybody forgets and just blames it 100% on Covid

[samsquench07]

https://time.com/5107984/hospitals-hand ... -patients/

A quick search shows the flu has overwhelmed hospitals for years. This article even had to treat flu patients in tents of all things!

[Mrmarvingardens]

Lets not get too bent out of shape....Posting comments about the flu from Time magazine.
Yes, there is a problem at B.C. hospitals.Another new story this morning.A senior waiting in a hallway for hours waiting for treatment.
Much started with a reorganization by the famous Premier Gordon Campbell Liberals in 2001.
Distinct hospital regions; each with their own horribly overstaffed //overstuffed management; building office towers for themselves; (Kelowna) financed of course with hefty mortgages.(Hospitals can't finance themselves).
Federal government supplies the money, but provinces don't want to be told how to spend it, so more managers,directors Millions of dollars paid to private labs
Check the number of p.r. people at K.G.H.
Outsourcing food/laundry under the guise of saving money.
A nurse shortage is a long standing problem.No one has wanted to address the problem.
Now with Covid elected officials have something to blame.Our own health minister Adrian Dix should know better.
Nursing problems at Royal Inland was in the news almost a year ago.It is not new.
It will probably get worse before it gets better.

[daveandanne]

Probably get worse before it gets better? It Has got worse for years has any one not noticed?.

So if we believe what is being told to us it should be solved very soon as almost all of the people are getting vaccinated and not to worry as they think it is not Gain Of Function Germ Warfare causing this Henepah, Covid thing to mutate and infect people all over the entire World. I am happy to hear that but I would like to see the actual independent truth that this was not human caused in the first place. Have they found that little bat and bat cave that they first claimed caused this dirty Virus at the beginning?.

So if it IS true that it was human altered then all of the trouble at the Hospitals and everywhere else is because the blame lies there and not on the Vaxxed and Unvaxxed people that are getting it. Get that?.

[Mrmarvingardens]

Yes, the hospital problems with soon solve themselves.
Hospitals will be declared "safe zones"
Everyone will be vaccinated. Everyone will carry vaccination certificates.
Even the local RCMP are helping out with (another) p.r. campaign.
Kara Triance Supt. of the Kelowna RCMP says "the police have the business backs"
" We can't have belligerent customers causing trouble.
The Canadian flag continues to be flown at half staff.
To quote a former prime minister, "The world is unfolding as it should"