They use the medical system as a tool, and staff are too busy to think, and if you question the protocol, you'll be in trouble. There were a few times I questioned drugs that can cause cancer, and they recalled them, but there were only a few times I could get away from it. I am a nurse, I love helping my patients, and I still adhere to being a patient advocate. That value is now missing as people desire to earn enough to pay mortgages and live comfortably, whatever they think is a comfortable social demand. I felt comfortable with a clear mind, peace and no quilt.
If you know you're giving drugs that could end life, would you be happy with that, I don't understand why there are hardly any questions about it; there's a protocol here called Liverpool care pathway to support patients near death; the system involves withdrawing drugs foods fluids, basically the things you need to live. Why we are alive we have hope, never let anyone decide for you. Some people are sent home dying and surviving; our body is very clever; if you give it a tool to repair, it will do its thing.
I can hardly imagine how traumatic your work has been lately. So much fake news has finally been dispelled, and so many people have already died and been terribly injured by it. I have learned to trust my body and to give it food it can use instead of sugar and petrochemicals. Hopefully I will die on a hill worth it, and not from poisoning myself.
Thanks!