It Looks Like UK Courts Are Going To Look Into The Use of End-Of-LIfe Protocols On Elderly Patients With COVID

Specifically, the use of Benzos along with Opioids. Such protocols are known to hasten death. 

Why would these be used on COVID patients? 

They were in the UK. 

And they were in America. 

I don't think this issue has even begun to be dealt with in American courts.

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One of our daily readers is a nurse. Maybe she can confirm for me what I am writing here.

A few years back, I had to have a surgery. Not a major surgery. I went home about an hour after the surgery, and I did not have to take the pain relievers they gave me. 

When I got the bill for the anesthesia, I received a list of the combination of medications they gave me to put me under. The list included

Morphine

Diazepam

Fentanyl

Lorazepam (not absolutely sure about this one)

I remember being struck by the fact that I had, essentially been dosed with end-of-life medications. And it occurred to me that this is EXACTLY why the Anesthesiologist has to stand at the ready the entire time you are under. 

They can't just set up a drip and walk away, because you might die any time.

I would imagine that if you do begin to die, they would introduce another med into the drip which would bring you back.

But when these same meds are used in combination, NOT FOR THE PURPOSE OF ANESTHETIZING A PATIENT BUT AS "END-OF-LIFE" PROTOCOLS,  the meds are given, and the Drs. and Nurses walk out of the room.

No one stands at the ready to introduce another Med to wake the patient up.

If the patient dies, that's ok, because that was kind of the purpose in the first place.

And this is what was done to COVID patients.

Why?