Covid patient dies at a hospital weeks after his wife sued another to keep him on a ventilator

[Crepitus]

Scott Quiner, a Minnesota man whose wife sued over a hospital’s plan to take him off a ventilator months after he was diagnosed with covid-19, died Saturday. He was 55.

Quiner died at the Houston hospital where he was flown for care during the legal battle, according to Marjorie Holsten, an attorney for the family. He remained on a ventilator at the time, Holsten said, but she declined to identify the facility or provide additional details on the circumstances of his death.

The family’s ordeal drew national attention this month as surging coronavirus cases overwhelmed hospitals across the United States.

Doctors planned to take a covid patient off a ventilator. With 48 hours’ notice, his wife got a judge to stop them.
“On behalf of the family of Scott Quiner, I would like to thank the public for the outpouring of love and support during this difficult time,” Holsten said in an email to The Washington Post. “The family now requests privacy while they grieve the loss of their beloved husband and father.”

MSN

Man wasn't vaccinated got COVID

1 out of 412 chance of dying.

The dice were rolled, he came up snake eyes.

RIP

Worst part was, he hogged up an ICU bed for weeks when doctors said he should be unplugged.

Do you think he should've gotten vaccinated?

If he refused the vaccine he never shoulda got the ventilator to start with.

 

[Mac-7]

You guys have become afraid to act like there is any reality.

Actually libs pushing the shot are the ones who are deathly afraid

you fear the chicom virus will get you in spite of getting vacinnated

 

[Mac-7]

If he refused the vaccine he never shoulda got the ventilator to start with.

First come first serve

it was his turn

 

[Crepitus]

First come first serve

it was his turn

How many people did this antivaxxer whack-job murder while he was autodarwinating? We should have his wife up on chargers.

 

[colfax_m]

Actually libs pushing the shot are the ones who are deathly afraid

you fear the chicom virus will get you in spite of getting vacinnated

No, you guys are so afraid you won't be able to live in your comfortable alternate reality.

Reality comes for us in the end. Just ask the tens of thousands of families whose loved ones are dead because of the lies.

 

[marvin martian]

No, you guys are so afraid you won't be able to live in your comfortable alternate reality.

Reality comes for us in the end. Just ask the tens of thousands of families whose loved ones are dead because of the lies.

These lies...

 

[Mac-7]

How many people did this antivaxxer whack-job murder while he was autodarwinating? We should have his wife up on chargers.

He murdered no one

how can tweeners like Mac1958 tell themselves that both sides are equally bad when you post stuff like this?

 

[KissMy]

WAPO is fake news.

You Lie!

Many US Hospitals have been turning away Ambulances!

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

You Lie!

Many US Hospitals have been turning away Ambulances!

Many or some? Lol

none in MA

 

[Turtlesoup]

Scott Quiner, a Minnesota man whose wife sued over a hospital’s plan to take him off a ventilator months after he was diagnosed with covid-19, died Saturday. He was 55.

Quiner died at the Houston hospital where he was flown for care during the legal battle, according to Marjorie Holsten, an attorney for the family. He remained on a ventilator at the time, Holsten said, but she declined to identify the facility or provide additional details on the circumstances of his death.

The family’s ordeal drew national attention this month as surging coronavirus cases overwhelmed hospitals across the United States.

Doctors planned to take a covid patient off a ventilator. With 48 hours’ notice, his wife got a judge to stop them.
“On behalf of the family of Scott Quiner, I would like to thank the public for the outpouring of love and support during this difficult time,” Holsten said in an email to The Washington Post. “The family now requests privacy while they grieve the loss of their beloved husband and father.”

MSN

Man wasn't vaccinated got COVID

1 out of 412 chance of dying.

The dice were rolled, he came up snake eyes.

RIP

Worst part was, he hogged up an ICU bed for weeks when doctors said he should be unplugged.

Do you think he should've gotten vaccinated?

Your numbers are BULLSHIT---taken when they first started taking the stats for the "vaccinated" when most weren't vaccinated so they made up few of the population and few of the deaths. It takes weeks to get vaccinated---you get one shot, go in later for the second shot, wait a couple of weeks, and then go in for one or two boosters--wait for a couple of weeks and if you dont' get sick or die along the way you become fully vaccinated if the DOCTOR WANTS To call you that when you die of covid later on---especially since the vaccinated are only considered vaccinated for what a couple of months or so before they start waning-----Being FULLY VACCINATED is open for conjecture hun----

The number of vaccinated dying has been shooting up as the number of "vaccinated" and fully vaccinated has...hence why they have been playing with the defination of FULLY VACCINATED to hide the deaths of COVID in the VACCINATED/FULLY VACCINATED GROUPS. THe vaccines are shit..


WASHINGTON (SBG) — Data from several states and the federal government suggests deaths among Americans fully vaccinated against COVID-19 rose sharply amid the nation’s most recent surge of infections, but experts say that is not unexpected as more of the population gets immunized.
Between Oct. 11 and Oct. 18, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s cumulative count for breakthrough deaths jumped by 51% from 7,178 to 10,857. Some conservatives and vaccine skeptics have pointed to the seemingly drastic increase to bolster arguments against mandatory immunization policies.

A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chart comparing COVID-19 death rates among the vaccinated and unvaccinated. (CDC)

“40% of all covid deaths last week were vaccinated. Stop vaccine mandates & forced masking,” Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., tweeted in a post Twitter flagged as “misleading.”

However, the CDC stressed the breakthrough data is not collected in real-time and it can take several weeks for a case to be reported, so the change does not represent a sudden week-to-week swell in deaths. The page tracking breakthrough deaths only includes data from 16 state and local health departments, and it is not intended to provide an exact count of U.S. cases at a given time.



"National surveillance relies on passive and voluntary reporting, and data are not complete or representative. These surveillance data are a snapshot and help identify patterns and look for signals among vaccine breakthrough cases," a CDC press officer said.
The death of former Secretary of State Colin Powell last week from COVID-19 complications despite being fully vaccinated cast fresh scrutiny on the risk of breakthrough infections. However, Powell was 84, had Parkinson’s disease, and had been treated for multiple myeloma, a form of blood cancer that can weaken the immune system.
“Colin Powell was probably at as high risk as you could possibly be for a breakthrough infection with COVID,” said Dr. Timothy Murphy, director of the Clinical and Translational Science Institute at the University at Buffalo.
Powell’s death sparked a wave of misinformation and misleading memes on social media as anti-vaccine activists cited the failure of the shots to protect him as proof that they were not as effective as health officials claimed. Experts strenuously disputed that conclusion.
“I hope people don’t take away from this that vaccination is not effective,” Dr. Chris King, a transplant pulmonologist at Inova Fairfax Hospital in Virginia, told WJLA last week. “I think that’s the absolute wrong message. I think the overwhelming thing that’s coming out of the data is that vaccination is effective.”

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  A CDC analysis conducted in 13 U.S. jurisdictions as the delta variant began to spread between mid-June and mid-July found the fully vaccinated accounted for 16% of deaths, 14% of hospitalizations, and 18% of all new infections. Researchers said the frequency of breakthrough cases was higher than expected and reflected a possible decline in vaccine efficacy, but the vaccines still provided substantial protection against severe outcomes.

That trajectory continued through the summer. In 16 jurisdictions representing 30% of the U.S. population, the death rate among the vaccinated jumped from 0.1 per 100,000 people in late June to 1.2 per 100,000 at the height of the delta surge in August. Among the unvaccinated, though, the death rate per 100,000 people went from 1.9 to 13 during the same period.
According to a CDC report published earlier this month, 85% of breakthrough deaths in the U.S. through August occurred in adults 65 and older. Studies have also shown people with underlying medical conditions are at greater risk for severe breakthrough infections or death.
While research suggests breakthrough deaths and hospitalizations remain relatively rare, it does seem clear that they have become more common. Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Monday 30% of recent COVID-19-related deaths in his state – where 86% of adults have received at least one dose of a vaccine – have been among fully vaccinated people with existing medical issues.

 

[colfax_m]

Many or some? Lol

none in MA

They're turning away helicopters.

Boston MedFlight Forced To Take Patients Out Of State Due To Hospital Bed Shortage

Boston MedFlight is being forced to bring patients to hospitals in Connecticut and Rhode Island because there aren't enough beds in the state.

boston.cbslocal.com

 

[colfax_m]

The number of vaccinated dying has been shooting up as the number of "vaccinated" and fully vaccinated has...hence why they have been playing with the defination of FULLY VACCINATED to hide the deaths of COVID in the VACCINATED/FULLY VACCINATED GROUPS. THe vaccines are shit..

Absolute nonsense.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

They're turning away helicopters.

Boston MedFlight Forced To Take Patients Out Of State Due To Hospital Bed Shortage

Boston MedFlight is being forced to bring patients to hospitals in Connecticut and Rhode Island because there aren't enough beds in the state.

boston.cbslocal.com

LOL

Sheep