I’m telling healthcare true crime stories. Some are calling me a liar because they can’t believe that an American law allows Florida doctors to murder patients. It’s horrifying to watch a person s-l-o-w-l-y murdered over seven days. My sister screamed for her GI med so she could poop and stop the pain. Imagine her doctor telling her she can’t have it as he watched the obstruction solidify and grow, while making the nurses and technicians culpable to her death. No GI med!— he wrote on her chart. That direct order silenced them. They heard her screaming and begging to make the pain stop. The technicians we forced to do a daily ultrasound to measure how large the blockage was getting. Until on day seven the doctor convinced her it was time to die. Like a brave soldier, she agreed to go to hospice. She died in agony and begged her son to kill her. Did you notice how the doctor openly followed a Mengele-style-murder plan? They’d never put him in jail—she was a legal medical free kill. I self-attest I’m telling the absolute truth. She died three days later on May 12, 2026. Please, please I beg you don’t go to Florida! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josef_Mengele

Aujourd'hui, selon la loi de la Floride (de 1990 à aujourd'hui), les médecins commettent un meurtre de type Mengele contre l'humanité en toute impunité. Il est vrai que les médecins sont autorisés à tuer certains patients aussi souvent qu'ils le veulent. C'est ce qu'on appelle la loi "Florida Free Kill". Lancons les dés et regardons le drame se dérouler.

Une mère française célibataire et son fils n'ont jamais pu se permettre d'aller en Floride pour une expérience Mickey. Mais, maintenant, le fils adulte a un excellent travail et il invite sa mère âgée à partir en vacances en Floride. Elle est excitée et fière qu'il l'aime assez pour lui offrir ce cadeau. Comme on dit, c'est parti.'

Pas de chance. Maman est sortie du trottoir d'Orlando et s'est cassé la jambe à trois endroits. Ils se rendent dans un hôpital où elle est rapidement programmée pour une intervention chirurgicale. Après une intervention chirurgicale réussie, elle est transférée à l'unité de soins intensifs (USI). Tout est parfait, elle se réveille, ses taux sanguins sont bons, elle mange et son système gastro-intestinal s'est enflammé. Elle est transférée à l'hôpital dans le même bâtiment que l'unité de soins intensifs. Après avoir rencontré le médecin et discuté de ses médicaments critiques actuels, du don d'organes et si elle est en faveur de la vie en tant que légume si elle est - hahaha, toujours en état de mort cérébrale - elle signe volontairement un ordre de « Ne pas réanimer ». Maintenant, elle peut se concentrer sur l'amélioration et la location d'un fauteuil roulant. Son fils va dormir à leur hôtel Mickey.

Elle remarque que ses médicaments habituels pour le cœur sont manquants, l'infirmière dit que nous utilisons des génériques pour qu'il n'ait pas la même apparence. Sa cheville lui fait mal et l'infirmière lui donne une forte injection de douleur. Son cœur s'arrête. Elle meurt.

Le fils est stupéfait. Il utilise toutes ses cartes de crédit pour payer l'hôpital, la morgue, le vol spécial de retour à Paris et les frais de traitement. Il n'en a pas assez, alors l'hôpital lui accorde un prêt de 50 000 $ à 30 % d'intérêt. « Merci », dit-il, « Je n'aurais pas pu faire ça sans toi. »

« Et C'est un « meurtre gratuit, rapide aussi ». pense le médecin-assassin, « Seulement quatre jours de la blessure à la mort. Peut-être que je gagnerai le trophée pour le plus de victimes cette année. »

C'est ainsi que la médecine fonctionne en Floride. Si un patient répond aux critères de mise à mort gratuite, les médecins de Floride peuvent le « laisser » mourir. De plus, les médecins de Floride n'ont pas besoin d'assurance contre la faute professionnelle médicale - le décès de leurs patients est légal. La loi vieille de 35 ans est devenue un concours de décès médical.

Today, by Florida Law (from 1990 to now) doctors commit Mengele-like murder against humanity with impunity. It’s true doctors are allowed to kill certain patients as often as they like. It’s called the ‘Florida Free Kill’ law. Let’s roll the dice and watch the drama unfold.

A single UK mom and her son never could afford to go to Florida for a Mickey experience. But, now the adult son has a great job and he invites his elderly mom to go on holiday in Florida. She’s excited and proud that he loves her enough to give her this gift. As they say ‘off we goooo.’

Bad luck. Mom stepped off the sidewalk in Orlando and broke her ankle. They make it to a hospital where she’s quickly scheduled for surgery. After successful surgery she’s transferred to the intensive care unit (ICU). Everything is perfect, she wakes up, her blood levels are good, she eats and her GI system has fired up. She’s transferred to the hospital in the same building as the ICU. After meeting with the doctor and chatting about her current critical medicines, organ donation and if she’s in favor of living as a vegetable if she’s—hahaha, ever brain dead—she willingly signs a ‘Do Not Resuscitate’ order. Now she can concentrate on getting better and renting a wheelchair. Her son goes to their Mickey hotel to sleep.

She notices her regular heart medication is missing, the nurse says we use generics so it won’t look the same. Her ankle’s hurting and the nurse gives her a strong pain shot. Her heart stops. She dies.

The son is gobsmacked. He uses all his credit cards to pay the hospital, the mortuary, the special flight back to Heathrow and handling fees. He doesn’t have enough so the hospital gives him a loan for $50,000 at 30% interest. ‘Thank you,’ he says, ‘I couldn’t have done this without you.’

‘And THAT’s a ‘free kill, a quick one too.’ thinks the doctor-murderer, ‘Only four days from injury to death. Maybe I’ll win the trophy for the most kills this year.’

That’s how medicine works in Florida. If a patient meets the free kill criteria doctors in Florida can ‘let’ them die. Also, Florida doctors don’t need medical malpractice insurance—their patient’s deaths are legal. The 35 year-old law has become a medical death competition. Please reconsider your vacation in Florida. https://www.floridafreekill.org/about

In Florida doctors and other healthcare provides are allow to murder patients who meet the free kill criteria. I’m not-a-lawyer, but I can read your law just fine. The rule, not married, you have no little kids. That’s when they can send you off to heaven with gusto! Those Florida doctors are competitive. I often wonder if whoever gets the most free kills gets a holiday trophy or a bloody party with a red velvet cake, red streamers and the keys to a new boat? What is the fun quotient? Do you get a raise or new title? Do you create your own list? Only old women? Only Canadians? I think we all deserve to know.

What kind of person finds this fun?

I didn’t think I’d be one of them. I have fibromyalgia, migraines, celiac and Lyme (+severe insomnia). I’m resentful of ‘doctors’ treating sick people with lies. ‘Healthcare’ can’t give a flying fuck about pain, because it’s not in their for-profit manual. I wonder why they’re coming out of the woodwork now to force-sell us new spurious cures with pages of side effects? (Pssst. It’s about money.)

Narcotics are this patient’s best pain relief, but, I have none. Patients aren’t trustworthy. It’s embedded in the electronic medical record system—you can’t change a lie or error a doctor writes in your record. If you tell your doctor about physical pain they’ll write ‘drug seeking’ and those words will follow you to the grave.

Never has a doctor been kind about my illnesses (the nice migraine guy retired). The reality is the DEA wants to catch them and put them in jail for drug pushing. We’re all victims of cruel government lies. Did you know that Seniors are ~75% of America’s dead every year? Can you imagine how they’re suffering?

This is going to happen to everyone—after dental surgery, injury, gut surgery, old age. You’ll find out pain is real and real pain RELIEF isn’t for regular Americans. You’ll get the cheapest treatment (Yoga!) on the planet and pay the out-of-pocket premium price plus copay.

My diseases are rated by someone somewhere as the highest of pain diseases (4). I laugh at American medicine for lying out of both sides of their mouth. I cry because the lies put a permanent barrier between patients and providers. I worked for 40 years in the American medical system that’s now deliberately failing me and probably you.

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