Wow?

Yikes! That's a good illustration of why such things are (supposed to be) checked and double-checked... and even triple-checked.

It's surprising to see people are still being vaccinated at all: On this side of the pond, public demand for the vaccine was weak from the start but has now completely collapsed. Distrust was (and still is) widespread; people seem to have baulked at the speed with which it was created and introduced, and much attention was given to those who did get it and experienced side-effects. Also, in some areas here, GPs refused to even administer it.

Across Europe, many governments are now desperately trying to off-load their remaining stockpiles and wriggle out of contracts, and, significantly, the Council of Europe seems about to launch an investigation into the rather unhealthy relationship between the WHO (which declared a pandemic), as well as other health authorities, and the large pharmaceutical companies, which it publically referred to as "one of the great medical scandals of the century".

Tommy.

Paid leave? Crap, I'd love paid leave for pulling something that dangerous and careless. Anyone want a shot? I have some nice dishwater here for ya...........

It's bad when some one gets medication that they shouldn't but,
It's even worse when it makes you doubt the people in charge of
giving you the care you need when you don't have the mind set to
know/notice the difference.

Where is the Love?

Have a Great Day!
Michael

PS. I'm not a number!

Tim , Can you give me a minute...lol

I'm trying to create a record here in the OT!

Michael

The nurse was put on PAID leave? HECK, I would have told her she was simply suspended pending the investigation, and investigated the heck out of it. Giving a person insulin, when they don't need it is ACTUALLY more dangerous than RAT POISON!
It can put them into a coma, cause all sorts of damage, and KILL THEM!

The insulin should have been set aside in a special area. It is too dangerous, and too needed. What happens if a diabetic needs it? Will the school come up short? Will they have enough?

It is hard to say what is worse. When unneeded, it can do what I said. If it is needed and they don't get it, it can cause damaged blood vessels and nerve damage. That can lead to things like kidney disease, brain damage, manic attacks, convulsions, blindness, gangrene, coma, death, etc....

BTW it would have been WORSE if the kids got a shot, as it likely would have been more for their size, and thus more deadly.

I was once given the wrong prescription, and it was a conspiracy of sorts! A company had a problem, created a shortage, and my doctors assistant changed the prescription WITHOUT telling me(They are required by law to tell you)! And then the pharmacist, KNOWING it had changed, never told me! The name was similar. it was the "same drug", but it might as well NOT have been. The dosage was half the earlier prescribed dosage because it wasn't time released, and I was supposed to take it TWICE a day as opposed to ONCE! LUCKILY, for me, the tablets were a different color(and I wasn't color blind), and noticably smaller(and I could feel the difference). OTHERWISE, I could be in a sorry state.

And to THINK that they are required, BY LAW, to have a pharmacist check everything, etc... All the wasted time and wasted money, and it hasn't seemed to help ME!

Steve

This is why there is a group called the AVR (?). They're a group that is anti vaccines because they do more harm than good. They'll have a field day with this news.

I dont understand why people would get any shot any place but a doc's office.

They were giving out flu shots at the local Costco down here.

Well it's not much wonder that the figures on deaths due to pharmaceuticals and malpractice are in the quarter of a million yearly range. Forget the ounce of prevention - I'm getting 10oz. Just another great discussion about why a medical industrial complex can be bad for your health.