the litigation

The Hasson Diab case.  He is suing the government for $90 million dollars for intentional infliction of emotional distress and breaches of charter rights. Exactly what happened to me.

And I like Diab initially only wanted a proper investigation of the allegations.

These harms extend to what a health authority will do with the aid of other government bodies like the public guardian and trustee and WorkSafe and an expert psychologist who never talked to me and an expert in security who was on the monthly payroll of VCHA who robbed me of my rights arrived by them from gossip and the want of VCHA.


My husband's lawyer told VCHA that he was of the opinion that I might not look after my husband's finances properly so VCHA arranged with the public guardian and trustee to revoke my husband's enduring power of attorney.

I never had access to my husband's money as this lawyer had it and when I asked him for help to get additional nursing/companion support for him at George Pearson Centre he refused.  After all this time Mr. Doig still has not given me an accounting of what he did with Randy's money.  He did not even give an accounting to the public guardian and trustee. The agenda of the public guardian and trustee in collusion with VCHA was to remove me as my husband's guardian and Mr. Doig helped them. 

And then there was Dr. Dunn who insisted that it was not his decision to put a DNR on Randy but rather it was VCHA's. Therefore he did not get Randy's permission. A little known secret is that a patient doe not have to agree to a DNR.  DNRs are used to hasten death by not providing treatment to help a patient live.  I was there when I saw my husband in respiratory distress and no medical person would help him because he had a DNR on him.  I saved his life by calling 911.  He lived six more months.  He could have lived longer but I had no access to him as VCHA and WorkSafe had me banned from all VCHA facilities in 2014 and that banning is still in effect.

One does not have to look at international abuses of rights, you can find them in your own backyard.

Sean Taggart Powell River

A few days ago I came across a young woman at Oakridge mall who said that she was a care worker for Sean Taggart.  She said that Sean decided on euthanasia as he was just tired of fighting for care.  VCHA saved a few dollars by Sean's euthanasia.  His death was hastened and no one is screaming.

Safeway

I just came from the deli at Safeway.  I ordered a vegetable quiche, warmed, please. 

The young lady said I would have to pay for it first.  Strange.  A customer chooses the food, then it is warmed, and then you pay.

She explained that customers will ask for warmed food and then walk out of the store without paying.

What dumb logic.  Customer can just ask for unwarmed food and walk out without paying.

Who comes up with these illogical policies?

Beware: Hospitals think "do not resuscitate" means you don't want to live

Hip-fracture surgery patients who opt for DNRs reduce their changes of surviving their hospital stay.  At Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, researches found that "morality was over two times greater" for patients with DNRs than those without them.

For the healthiest patients, the impact was even more extreme.  DNRs upped their risk of dying in the hospital from 3 percent to 17 percent.

DNRs are dangerous even if you are healthy.

18 November 2013 : the day Randy should have died if I hadn't rescued him.

Duping Delight

I came across what "duping delight" means. It is what happened to me at the hands of the VCHA.  From social workers, administrators, nurses and a physician when they asserted that I had no legal rights regarding my husband.

Duping delight is what happens when a person in a position of power looks down on you and displays a half-smile (or a quarter-smile).  When this would happen to me I was taken aback into silence as I believed this was not true. How could I not have any rights when it concerned my husband.  And after all these years I found out that they were correct.

VCHA could have you banned and your power of attorney and representation agreement revoked based on collateral (snowflake) gossip without even telling you aforehand.  The PGT is supposed to be independent but it does what VCHA tells it.

I was talking to a resident from George Pearson Centre recently and was told that no one complains as they will be punished.  The only problem with that reasoning is that if patients are compliant then it is easier to kill them.

And now I have been told (November 8, 2019) that I have to pay advanced costs in the amount of $16,000 by December 31 2019 to VCHA/PGT or my application/case against the health authority and the PGT cannot go forward. So what is the point. You do the right thing and you are blocked by lack of money.   I will never get a court decision. It is called security for costs. 

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I also would like you to listen to minutes 2 to 10 on YouTube which will tell you that DNRs could hasten your death. What Does that DNR Really Mean? Dr. F. Mararchi.  Posted June 29 2019.

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DNRs are dangerous for patients with pneumonia, trauma, strokes, vascular problems and other treatable conditions, according to studies in the Archives of Internal Medicine and Critical Care Medicine. An analysis of California hospitals published found that patients had higher death rates in hospitals that encourage DNRs.  My take is that if a patient cannot be encouraged then they coerce patients to agree to a DNR.  VCHA never tells a patient why a DNR is dangerous.

Wanting to Live

Dear Diana

I am at the end of my life and I know what I want:  I need a safe secure place to be in so I can develop the Randy Michael Walker Foundation to educate so we know what the health authorities are doing to hasten death.  Longevity is going down and it is not because of opioids.

I want you to go to You Tube and watch the first ten minutes of the video:  What does that DNR Really Mean by Dr. Fred Mirarchi posted June 29  2019.  If you have ever truly loved anyone, you will want every moment to be with him.

I am talking about people wanting to live, not about people who want to die.

All this talk about DNRs and Euthanasia is about people wanting to die.  If you want to live when you are sick, resources are limited.  See Roger Foley from Ottawa and Sean Tagert from Powell River.