The tragedy that is obstetrics/gynecology…… miscarriage rates through the roof, how hospitals are handling the death of babies. (Warning for people who have had infant loss, this is a difficult read)

https://rumble.com/v1o99b8-ob-gyn-dr.-biss-in-st.-pete-fl-50-increase-in-miscarriages-infertility-sinc.html

We start here with this video.  An OB/GYN in Florida discussing the decrease in birth of new babies (increase in infertility) to the tune of 50%, an increase in miscarriages by 50%, and a 25% increase in abnormal Pap smears and cervical cancers.  This is just one OB/GYN.  Imagine what the entire United States population of OB/GYN’s would have to say if only they had the fortitude to be transparent?

Next at bat: the VAERS updated miscarriage rates thru October 10th, 2022:

We have never seen anything like what we have experienced in 2021-2022 with miscarriages and stillbirth rates.  It is no coincidence what was introduced into the population, in 2021…..the covid vaccine.  My husband asked what I thought happened back in 2008-2010 when there was a little bump and I would estimate a few things: we were in a recession and people may have not had proper pre-natal care, and there were probably more flu vaccines given in that stretch because 2008 is when Swine Flu started circulating and they were putting flu shots into everyone from 2008-2010.   Just my hypothesis though.  But man.  2021-2022 are just off the charts abysmal post covid vaccine introduction.

And next up.  This email is just sickening.

This email was sent to labor and delivery nurses at a hospital in Fresno.  Protocol to handle deceased babies.  The sender has been redacted but I would 99% guaranteed this was sent to the unit staff by their manager, who is almost always an RN.  The subject line is fetal demise?  The cold and callous way the sender discussed “fetal demise”, “fetal demise binder”, “putting babies in white buckets”.  For goodness sakes, I am fully aware of the process we implement when someone dies in the hospital.  I worked with adults not kids.  But the adult protocol was two RN’s work together on the body, you bathe the deceased, you wrap them in a sheet, you treat the body the same way you would as though they were alive.  Turning them to unroll the body bag just as though they were alive.  At no time did you treat a deceased body any differently than you did a live human being transported to another area of the hospital.  The body in the bag rested on a head rest in the transport cart.  So now they decide to put babies in buckets to go to the morgue?  That just makes me sick.  Because I know how respectful and caring we were when caring for a deceased person.  That is someone’s parent, grandparent, child.  The lack of decorum and compassion for handling a deceased infant just turns my heart.  It deeply affected the nurse who whistleblew this email as well.  I can guarantee prior to covid that a deceased infant was not handled in this manner.