Wednesday, September 9, 2015

Dangerous Cops are a Hospital Hazard: Patient Shot by Cop in St. Joseph Medical Center, Houston, TX

On August 26th, 2015, Alan Christopher Pean went to St. Joseph's Medical Center in Houston, Texas, to seek mental help. He was admitted and then denied the help he needed. While hospitalized, Alan was attacked by two cops. He was tazed and shot by one of them. And he is being criminally charged with assaulting them. This article is a means to get to the real issues of this hazardous ...
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Saturday, October 25, 2014

YouTube Promo for eBook

Bottom line about Hospital Hazards: A Former RN's Guide to Get Out Alive : Hospital hazards are caused by perceived authority. Authority that docs believe they have over patients, hospital workers, hospital administrators, and the public.  And the obedience given to anyone who is believed to have authority. To get out of a hospital alive, we must rid ourselves of this obedience "virus" and...
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Monday, October 20, 2014

eBook Excerpt - Is your doctor a sociopath?

Below is an excerpt from Hospital Hazards: A Former RN's Guide to Get Out Alive that I'm about to get published.  Please leave a comment and share with people you think would be interested to know more about how to protect themselves from hazardous hospitals. Chapter 7 – Is your doctor a sociopath? “Eighty-five percent of doctors, nearly six out of seven, refuse to use [computerized...
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Sunday, October 19, 2014

Preface to Hospital Hazards eBook

Preface (to Hospital Hazards eBook) Every hospital is hazardous - no exceptions!  We were born in hospitals and it is very possible we will die in one.  The U.S. system of healthcare is full of laws forcing us to use the services of those who have been granted healthcare power over us.  They are the healthcare ruling class, and by law we are beholding to them. ...
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Sunday, October 12, 2014

Hospital Hazards Ebook Description

Did you know that you are 40 times more likely to be killed by a "deadly" doctor than by a drunk driver? According to a 2013 study, medical mistakes are now considered the third leading cause of death in the U.S. It’s a crisis that few people outside the healthcare arena can fathom. In this book, you will get a truthful inside perspective by a former registered nurse about the activities...
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