re: Washington Hospital Removing Patients From Transplant List for Being Unvaccinated

You keep saying these people failed to follow their physicians' orders.

Are you just making that shite up?

POS!

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The Jason Rantz Show on KTTH has learned that UW Medicine removed a 64-year-old patient from the transplant waitlist. He says he was on the list for two and a half years. The hospital made the decision after they learned the patient refused to be vaccinated against COVID. They said they would consider adding him back to the waitlist should he satisfy their “compliance concerns.”

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https://mynorthwest.com/3094868/rantz-uw-medicine-transplant-covid-vaccine/

What in the everliving frick does your hypothetical scenario have to do with a dude waiting for two years to receive a heart, only to be rejected due to non-compliance re: a questionable shot?

The fact that you're justifying this - despite your irrelevant, borderline retarded reasoning - makes you a total piece of shite.

You should go back to the OT. Those needle loving tards will willingly lap up your bullshite there.

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Look in the mirror. You're putting a cat who was on the transplant list BEFORE COVID in the same category as a lifelong alcoholic needing a liver because he won't take an experimental treatment.

:letthatsinkin:

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Its protocol of following medical compliance set forth by the physicians who run the transplant list

They use these guidelines to get the most out of the organs they have. Covid as a very poor prognosis for transplant patients who have not been vaccinated. Therefore, they would like their organs to go to patients vaccinated to get the most out of what they have

Running transplants suck and isn’t for the faint of heart because your love in the world of having to deny patients the care they need because their simply isn’t enough available

Y’all are unhinged lunatics because I am simply explaining to you how it works. I wish there was an organ to give everyone that needs it. There simply isn’t have absolutely awful choices have to be made

Question, if you were a doctor

And patient A had a better chance of a positive long term prognosis than patient B, which one would you give the organ to?

The truth is not nearly everyone on the list get organs. There will be vaccinated people that don’t get organs either. But as long as being vaccinated shows the prognosis of transplant is better, they will have priority just like every other scenario

Screw that....if anybody asks me, I say I got a natural vaccine, and leave it at that!

plus transplant recipients will be on immunosuppressants for months to years after the procedure, greatly increasing their vulnerability to da rona

the call them forever pills cause that's what they are.