Midazolam / Morphine - End of life 'care'

[Observations]

I'm asking for help with a 20 minute section of Mike Graham's show on Talkradio today, at 11.58 am approx. Two callers and one texter discussed what had happened to their family with these meds. If you would like to watch it, and help to share, I think it is only available on YouTube since Talkradio has recently become Talk TV 

 

Edited May 31, 2022 by Observations

[Golden Retriever]

 

[Observations]

Thank you, 

 

I believe nurses were following orders from the TV broadcasts like so many people were. I feel they believed that the elderly with pneumonia, flu, respiratory conditions ... would not survive, and that it was kinder 'to make them comfortable' as they call it. I believe the hysteria and frantic panic to get organised, created an environment where the elderly were being let go. And I believe the initial deception, created deaths for the figures and headlines. Enough people know about this for the truth to come out. Without the neglect, and staff shortages due to covid restrictions, this would not have happened. (Even though it has also been going on for years anyway) Let alone the scaring people to death, and keeping families from witnessing and intervening. I have spoken to a man who saved his mother from being dehydrated and starved to death, there must be so many. Families do not know that the medication can be worse than the illness, and can create 'symptoms' that are misread. 

 

Edited June 17, 2022 by Observations

[Observations]

From the twitter link above i copied this text

 

Playing God is a groundbreaking film investigating medical democide and exposing the government protocols that are causing death and devastation across the UK

 

I Believe “ - a two-minute film made by Playing God team Kristine Bea & Jacqui Deevoy highlighting the huge number of people likely killed using US death row lethal injection drug Midazolam in the UK.

[Observations]

Bob Moran:

 

I know some people think it’s not good to be angry all the time. It’s true that it’s hard - it takes a lot out of you.
But if we don’t get furious and call out the hypocritical bastards who caused all of this, who now pretend to be concerned about it, we’ll never be free again.

[Kelli]

Midazolam has recently shown up in so-called illegal drug supplies purchased on the streets of Toronto, Canada, close to where I live.

[DaleP]

Proof of murder

 

£156K ITU Medicines and End of Life Care Medicines for Covid-19 Preparedness [Tender Notice]
https://web.archive.org/web/20211210142223/https://bidstats.uk/tenders/2021/W45/762642829

 

£234K ITU Medicines and End of Life Care Medicines for Covid-19 Preparedness [Notice]
https://web.archive.org/web/20220122103920/https://bidstats.uk/tenders/2021/W45/762708213

 

£374K ITU Medicines and End of Life Care Medicines for Covid-19 Preparedness [Notice]
https://web.archive.org/web/20221004072603/https://bidstats.uk/tenders/2021/W48/764019138

 

Edited February 23, 2023 by DaleP

[Margaret]

My husband passed away last November.  He was admitted to our local hospital after collapsing at home on 28th October 2022.  He suffered with COPD, Atrial Fibrilation, had cancer of his oesophagus 7 years previous (he was declared cancer free) and was having many chest infections.  He went into hospital and was admitted to a geriatric ward rather than a respiritory ward, fully able to eat, hold a conversation and walk with the aid of a stick.  Within 2 weeks he could not eat, was bedridden and found it difficult to hold a conversation.  He was moved to a single room (he originally was in a ward with 6 beds, mostly occupied by dementia patients), where he appeared to have nothing to eat.  He was on palliative care, some medication taken away and was prescribed morphine (oromorph) and midazolam.  I obtained all his medical notes to find this out.  These stated he 'took his last breath at 4.45' written on a page dated 23 November 2022.  Still not sure if this was 4.45pm on 23 November or 4.45 am on 24 November.  I was telephoned at 5.50am on 24 November by a nurse saying he had 'deteriorated'.  I got to the hospital 45 minutes later and was told he had passed away.  I went into the room to find all the equipment missing, he was laid out and was stone cold.  I consulted a solicitor, but he said that all my 'little grumbles' would not convince him to take the case on.  I have sent a complaint to the hospital, but have received no acknowledgement or response in 6 weeks.  I am now putting together a case for the ombudsman and am including some of the information I have found on the internet regarding midazolam and it's effects on breathing as I am sure that this aided his death, along with the morphine.

[bamboozooka]

15 hours ago, Margaret said:

My husband passed away last November.  He was admitted to our local hospital after collapsing at home on 28th October 2022.  He suffered with COPD, Atrial Fibrilation, had cancer of his oesophagus 7 years previous (he was declared cancer free) and was having many chest infections.  He went into hospital and was admitted to a geriatric ward rather than a respiritory ward, fully able to eat, hold a conversation and walk with the aid of a stick.  Within 2 weeks he could not eat, was bedridden and found it difficult to hold a conversation.  He was moved to a single room (he originally was in a ward with 6 beds, mostly occupied by dementia patients), where he appeared to have nothing to eat.  He was on palliative care, some medication taken away and was prescribed morphine (oromorph) and midazolam.  I obtained all his medical notes to find this out.  These stated he 'took his last breath at 4.45' written on a page dated 23 November 2022.  Still not sure if this was 4.45pm on 23 November or 4.45 am on 24 November.  I was telephoned at 5.50am on 24 November by a nurse saying he had 'deteriorated'.  I got to the hospital 45 minutes later and was told he had passed away.  I went into the room to find all the equipment missing, he was laid out and was stone cold.  I consulted a solicitor, but he said that all my 'little grumbles' would not convince him to take the case on.  I have sent a complaint to the hospital, but have received no acknowledgement or response in 6 weeks.  I am now putting together a case for the ombudsman and am including some of the information I have found on the internet regarding midazolam and it's effects on breathing as I am sure that this aided his death, along with the morphine.

 

the expose done lots of useful articles.

have a browse

https://expose-news.com/?s=midazolam

 

dont expect the legal system to do anything they are all bought off by pfizer just like the ministers

[LastOneLeftInTheCounty]

18 hours ago, Margaret said:

My husband passed away last November.  He was admitted to our local hospital after collapsing at home on 28th October 2022.  He suffered with COPD, Atrial Fibrilation, had cancer of his oesophagus 7 years previous (he was declared cancer free) and was having many chest infections.  He went into hospital and was admitted to a geriatric ward rather than a respiritory ward, fully able to eat, hold a conversation and walk with the aid of a stick.  Within 2 weeks he could not eat, was bedridden and found it difficult to hold a conversation.  He was moved to a single room (he originally was in a ward with 6 beds, mostly occupied by dementia patients), where he appeared to have nothing to eat.  He was on palliative care, some medication taken away and was prescribed morphine (oromorph) and midazolam.  I obtained all his medical notes to find this out.  These stated he 'took his last breath at 4.45' written on a page dated 23 November 2022.  Still not sure if this was 4.45pm on 23 November or 4.45 am on 24 November.  I was telephoned at 5.50am on 24 November by a nurse saying he had 'deteriorated'.  I got to the hospital 45 minutes later and was told he had passed away.  I went into the room to find all the equipment missing, he was laid out and was stone cold.  I consulted a solicitor, but he said that all my 'little grumbles' would not convince him to take the case on.  I have sent a complaint to the hospital, but have received no acknowledgement or response in 6 weeks.  I am now putting together a case for the ombudsman and am including some of the information I have found on the internet regarding midazolam and it's effects on breathing as I am sure that this aided his death, along with the morphine.

Be careful with the ombudsman, they are in it up to their necks and will most likely not do a thing.

They lied to me just to string it out over months of inaction so my complaint would expire within their timeframe. 
Their logo is a swastika, work it out.

Extremley corrupt people, do not trust a word and put everything through your own specialist solicitor if you can afford one

[Ethel]

It is surprising to me that I am about to post this, but I recently know someone who was administered Midazolam.

 

It was a 67 year old. They went into hospital for a minor surgical procedure which required painkillers and partial sedation. Midazolam was administered. I am unsure what the dosage was. 

 

Where this gets interesting is that the person in question actually had COPD. Afterwards they were fine and within hours they were mobile again. The next day they were back to their normal self.

 

I am assuming this drug actually has legitimate medical usages or is non-lethal in certain doses, because this story contradicts virtually everything I have heard on the subject, i.e. that Midazolam is lethal to older people with breathing difficulties. Midazolam is definitely what they were given; they saw it on their medical notes.

Edited January 31, 2024 by Ethel

[webtrekker]

3 hours ago, Ethel said:

It is surprising to me that I am about to post this, but I recently know someone who was administered Midazolam.

 

It was a 67 year old. They went into hospital for a minor surgical procedure which required painkillers and partial sedation. Midazolam was administered. I am unsure what the dosage was. 

 

Where this gets interesting is that the person in question actually had COPD. Afterwards they were fine and within hours they were mobile again. The next day they were back to their normal self.

 

I am assuming this drug actually has legitimate medical usages or is non-lethal in certain doses, because this story contradicts virtually everything I have heard on the subject, i.e. that Midazolam is lethal to older people with breathing difficulties. Midazolam is definitely what they were given; they saw it on their medical notes.

 

It depends on dosage. I seem to remember that they upped the dose quite a bit for the old folks in the care homes during the covid era.

 

 

 

[bamboozooka]

us library of medicine

 

nhs 4 times the max dosage

[Macnamara]

Midazolam Murders

The powerful sedative Midazolam was used to prematurely end the lives of tens of thousands of people (possibly more), and their deaths were attributed to “covid”. The elderly and vulnerable in Britain were given a high dose “euthanasia drug cocktail” of Midazolam and Morphine.

It was falsely claimed that hospitals were overwhelmed during the “first wave” of the alleged pandemic. In April 2020 A&E attendance was down 57% and bed occupancy was down 30% compared to the previous year in the UK.
There were 41,627 more deaths than the five-year average up to the 1st May 2020, and most of these occurred in April. 33,408 of these excess deaths mentioned “covid” on the death certificate, and most of these people were over the age of 85.

Office for National Statistics (ONS) data shows that during April 2020 26,541 deaths occurred in care homes, an increase of 17,850 on the five-year average. This accounts for half the number of alleged “covid” deaths during the same period.

On the 19th March a directive was sent out to the NHS which required them to discharge all patients who they deemed did not require a hospital bed. NHS trusts were told that “they must adhere” to the new directive rapidly (within 2 hours of the decision being made).

This directive meant that thousands of people who required medical treatment and attention in hospital were discharged into care homes. Many of them would not survive.

Midazolam is a benzodiazepine drug used for anaesthesia, procedural sedation, and to treat severe agitation. It is a drug used in palliative care for dying patients. In the US it is used as a sedative during executions by lethal injection.
Midazolam is  used before medical procedures and surgery to cause drowsiness, relieve anxiety, and erase any memory of the event. It can cause serious or life-threatening breathing problems that may lead to permanent brain injury or death. Consequently, it should only be administered in a hospital or a doctors surgery that has the equipment needed to monitor the heart and lungs and to provide life-saving medical treatment quickly if breathing slows or stops.

Midazolam should be used with extreme caution in patients who have chronic kidney failure, and impaired liver or cardiac function. It should also be used with extreme caution in obese and elderly patients.

The NHS stocked up with two years’ worth of Midazolam in March 2020 and wanted to purchase much more. Some supplies were even diverted from France. The NHS needs to explain, to the public who fund it, why they bought a two years supply of a drug associated with respiratory suppression and respiratory arrest, to treat a disease that allegedly causes respiratory suppression and respiratory arrest.

Using it to treat people who are suffering from pneumonia and respiratory insufficiency allegedly due to “covid” could be lethal. The NHS stated that Midazolam should be used for comfort at end-of-life care due to “covid” to ease fear, anxiety, and agitation.

An NHS document states that Midazolam should be used for sedation prior to the patient requiring mechanical ventilation and states that the dose should be kept to a minimum and should be within the manufacturer’s guidelines.
But a policy created for treating patients allegedly suffering anxiety due to “covid”, gives instructions to treat these patients with doses that are higher than the maximum recommended for the elderly or unwell in sedation guidelines.

Matt Hancock ordered twice the amount of out of hospital prescribing of Midazolam in April 2020 compared to 2019. In April 2019 up to 21,977 prescriptions for Midazolam were issued. However, in April 2020 45,033 prescriptions for Midazolam were issued which is a 104.91% increase. These prescriptions weren’t issued in hospitals, they were issued by GP practices, which can only mean they were issued for end-of-life “care”.

This huge surge in Midazolam prescriptions out of hospital, was concomitant with a huge surge in alleged “covid” deaths. An identical pattern can be seen for January 2021. The excess deaths in the UK (during the alleged covid pandemic waves in early 2020 and early 2021) correlate almost perfectly with spikes in Midazolam 10mg/2ml use.  This is the injectable euthanasia form and not the anti-anxiety oral form of the drug.

Care home deaths were 205% up in April 2020 compared to April 2019. The vast majority of alleged “covid” deaths were people over the age of 85. There is a strong correlation between the over prescribing of Midazolam and the  premature ending of life, with the deaths being recorded as “covid”.

60% of alleged “covid” deaths occurred in those who suffered learning difficulties and disabilities. Those with learning difficulties and in “care” were much more likely to have a DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) order placed on them without the victim or their family being informed. Carers  and NHS staff then used this as justification to put the victim on end-of-life care, which involves the use of Midazolam.

According to a Care Quality Commission (CQC) statement in August 2020:

“Providers should always work to prevent avoidable harm or death for all those they care for. Protocols, guidelines, and triage systems should be based on equality of access to care and treatment. If they are based on assumptions that some groups are less entitled to care and treatment than others, this would be discriminatory. It would also potentially breach human rights, including the right to life, even if there were concerns that hospital or critical care capacity may be reached.”

The two-year supply of Midazolam was depleted by October 2020 according to NHS documents. Once these were replenished the stocks were again depleted by the beginning of February 2021.

With over 80% of all “covid” deaths in 2020 taking place in long term care homes, without these deaths there would have been no “pandemic”, no fear or panic, and perhaps no COVID-19 “vaccine” rollout.

British MP Andrew Bridgen  wrote: “I have been supplied with lots of evidence from people who believe their relatives died due to the medical interventions brought in as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic”.

Former Pfizer scientist Dr Mike Yeadon PhD believes over 100,000 people were killed by government protocols using Midazolam and Morphine.

The evidence suggests that in reality we were ordered to stay home, not to protect the NHS, but to enable prematurely ending the lives of the elderly and vulnerable which was falsely attributed to “covid”.

https://expose-news.com/2024/02/01/deaths-during-the-first-wave-of-the-pseudopandemic-were-caused-by-iatrocide/

[Piskavac]

It seems that provincial hospitals and homes for elderlies were worse than hospitals in Capital cities, or large cities worldwide. 

 

This especially stands for provincial hospitals in rural areas, were people are uneducated and don't know their patient's rights. 

[Piskavac]

On 8/11/2022 at 7:50 PM, Kelli said:

Midazolam has recently shown up in so-called illegal drug supplies purchased on the streets of Toronto, Canada, close to where I live.

Who buys this drug? What effect on mood it has in small amount, if it has any?

[Observations]

https://bnf.nice.org.uk/drugs/midazolam/

 

“The BNF aims to provide prescribers, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals with sound up-to-date information about the use of medicines.”

 

 

 

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