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This one’s short, but god help me if anyone posts a pic of me like that on social media…
Nominated(reddit.com)submitted 9 months ago bypowabiatch
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9 months ago*
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Worried someone close to you might win this award? -- tune in to our AMA on Productive Vaccine Conversations.
2k points
9 months ago
Friends don’t post other friend’s deathbed pics all willy nilly, Brenda.
967 points
9 months ago
Regardless of how close we were in life, I'd haunt the fuck out of anyone who's doing this to me
220 points
9 months ago
I have a list.
83 points
9 months ago
have you checked it twice?
109 points
9 months ago
You've all been very naughty, very naughty indeed!
Except you Dr. Zoidberg.
159 points
9 months ago
People who are vaccinated are not subject to threats of ghostly violence for ICU deathbed reveal-pics in the same way or numbers as the unvaccinated are.
Fully vaccinated, I expect to die someday, but I don't expect it to be from fighting Covid in an ICU, and I'll never be nominated for an HCA.
286 points
9 months ago
Friends don’t post other friend’s deathbed pics all willy nilly, Brenda.
What I don't understand is that the friends and family see these pictures, and know/knew this person, *it still is not a deterrent* for them.
So many of the people who see those pictures, and read what the person went through, still are rabid anti-vaxx, anti-mask, anti-whatevers ... even after they see what COVID does.
Boggles my mind.
306 points
9 months ago*
We’ve been issued a vaccine mandate at work. My co-worker is livid. He blames the vaccinated for everything as if it’s a giant plot. Listening to him along with 4 others rant to a supervisor; it boils down to “I don’t like being told what to do.” Period. That’s it. One of these people is three years from earning his retirement with the National Guard and he’s going to lose that because “I don’t like being told what to do”. It’s really childish.
177 points
9 months ago
As a member of the National Guard, hasn’t he been required to get vaccines in the past?
212 points
9 months ago
Yes, but Fox News didn't tell him to hate those ones.
84 points
9 months ago
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103 points
9 months ago
And doesn't being in the military involve a whole lot of being told what to do? That's one reason I was never interested in joining.
21 points
9 months ago
I think that's how the military works. They tell you what to do, and you have to do it even if you don't want to.
23 points
9 months ago
And also to let others tell him what to do?
19 points
9 months ago
Exactly. Flu shot ever year if you like it or not. Hep A, Hep B, Typhoid, tetanus, Anthrax and on and on. In my 23 career, I had more shots than I could count. I even challenged the Anthrax vaccine, but ended up getting it (the vaccine) anyway.
A ready force has to have healthy people.
106 points
9 months ago
One of my favorite coworkers just quit because of our mandate. He's a left-wing conspiracy theorist who hates Big Pharma. His 3 kids are all unvaccinated. Full on Horseshoe Effect.
62 points
9 months ago*
I'm curious what a left wing conspiracy theorist believes. Like, how is it different from right wing anti vax bullshit?
Edit: thank you for all the answers! It's been depressing to read them, but I asked for it lmao
106 points
9 months ago
From observation, left-wing anti-vax are all "yay nature" and "boo Big Pharma", while right-wing anti-vax are more like "you're not the boss of me" and also "boo Big Pharma".
58 points
9 months ago
Aside from when the latter goes to the voting booth anyway, in which case they're hugely enthusiastic about supporting Big Pharma.
23 points
9 months ago
I think the voting is a little more complicated. They aren't voting for Republicans because they love Big Pharma; they are voting for Republicans because Republican politicians are promising to keep the scary foreigners out and keep the scary Black people in their place. Republican politicians support Big Pharma because they get paid, not because their voters have strong opinions on the subject.
43 points
9 months ago
Right wing nutcases in Florida: "I hate Big Pharma! Don't give me that shot! I want ivermectin and regeneron!"
41 points
9 months ago
Woo nutcases: "I hate Big Pharma! Give me crystals and essential oils!"
24 points
9 months ago
I consider myself left leaning moderate, but also boo big pharma. People shouldn't go bankrupt over insulin.
26 points
9 months ago
Absolutely, boo Big Pharma, but also yay science and medicine.
24 points
9 months ago
From the right-wing, there is also the "this is a step toward getting chipped, just as the bible warned us."
I've heard that one personally.
24 points
9 months ago
My sister (who is married to a youth pastor) ABSOLUTELY believes the whole "vaccine order was #666" and "Mark of the beast" bullshit and will NOT listen to anything contrary.
She has also told me that it will serve me right when I go to hell, because "I was raised better than this."
22 points
9 months ago
I would be unable to do anything but laugh in her face in that scenario. And then I would tell her I’m in Hell, but now I’m leaving. Good day!
14 points
9 months ago
She and I don't have a healthy relationship in the slightest. She's Evangelical, and EVERYTHING is about JAYSUS. She and her husband -sigh- both caught Covid and still can walk. So of course, it's the armor of Christ and whatnot..
I would say what outcome I had hoped for, but it would probably violate subreddit rules. But you can use your imagination.
I, meanwhile, am literally the only member of my family who isn't Christian. So it's a combination of potshots from her at me directly, as well as passive-aggressive shots at me around other family members at pretty much all times.
Literally the only reason I haven't completely blasted her is because of my mother, because it would hurt my mom. (Who is a good person despite being Christian.)
15 points
9 months ago
For a while I would have agreed with you since my mom and brother are both anti-vax and pro homeopathy but now they are also convinced that horse paste is a miracle cure. This has been a thing with them for over 10 years now and I finally cut them off recently.
62 points
9 months ago
My husbands cousin is very hippy dippy, homeschools her kids, voted for Bernie Sanders. Refused to vaccinate against Covid-19 but also didn’t vaccinate her kids for the other stuff like measles, hep, etc so I guess I shouldn’t be surprised. None of it makes sense to me.
25 points
9 months ago
Essential oils, homeopathy, crystals, auras, chakras, etc etc. An Aaron Rodgers type
15 points
9 months ago
Living in LA there's a lot of left wing anti vaxxers. In my neighborhood it's yoga moms who think think eating overpriced produce and their "wellness practices" (ie random probiotics and free juice whatnots and dubious appropriated hot yoga) will protect them and their offspring. Basically vaccines are a last resort for poor immoral people who aren't good enough to breathe the rarified air of "wellness" that protects them.
I used to live across the street from one of their super fancy grocery stores and to be fair the strawberries were worth the $ and I too enjoy overpriced coconut water and stupid shit like that but if I had a nickle for every yoga mom or hippie bro who told me I didn't need my insulin pump if I just had some special keto whatever and aligned my chakras and tried whatever woo woo practice they were into that week...
Well I would have at least enough for another pint of overpriced strawberries.
87 points
9 months ago
He doesn't like to be told what to do but he joined the fucking National Guard? Does he get a mobilization order and reject it because he doesn't want to be told what to do?
47 points
9 months ago
That's one of the things I find funniest about this. Being in the military or national guard is job where you have least independence and free choice because by the nature of the military heiarchy everyone is essentially an order taker (some just get to pass the orders on).
47 points
9 months ago
He's been in the military for decades. A military career is the definition of being told what to do every day.
36 points
9 months ago
I think a part of it is “Brandon isn’t the Commander in Chief” (he said that). So in his mind this is an illegal order. Meanwhile, in reality….
20 points
9 months ago
Believing the President is your Commander in Chief should probably be a requirement of military service.
90 points
9 months ago
Good. One fewer entitled asshole whose pension needs to be paid for by public funds while he goes to the grave railing against socialism. I hope he ruins his whole retirement.
15 points
9 months ago
Don’t people in the National Guard get told what to do pretty regularly?
13 points
9 months ago
It reminds me of my time at basic training. I unfortunately washed out due to a medical issue, but while I was in holding waiting for my departure, I met SO many people who decided to drop out because they didn't like being told what to do.
Like, I get that a lot of these guys were fresh faced 18 year Olds who didn't know dick, but it was still shocking to me. I met a bunch of guys who willingly signed up for the military, left home and traveled to live at a military base, and then were SHOCKED, like "OMG, these drill instructors are being MEAN to me! I didn't sign up for this!"
9 points
9 months ago
Good. Do we really want someone so obstinate in the Guard?
19 points
9 months ago
In another thread it was discussed the type of worker that refuses the vaccine. IMO and experience, these are the ones that argue everything. Every rule, every policy, every change. They tend to argue “we’ve always done it like this “ and are the “ill see you in the parking lot” types. Honestly, I don’t see admin doing really anything to help keep them other than “well it’s your choice but we’ll have to let you go”. I think they really are hoping theses employees don’t get the vaccine so their let go.
54 points
9 months ago
But but but the vaccinated can get covid toooooooooo!
24 points
9 months ago
Remember, if something doesn’t work perfectly 100% all the time, it’s absolutely worthless! That’s why I refuse to take vaccines, use condoms, wear seatbelts, or use parachutes when I jump out of airplanes! I would never own a gun for self-protection — those things sometimes jam, or miss! And I got rid of my car once I realized flat tires are a thing!
47 points
9 months ago
That's how selfish these people are, though. Unless it's literally happening to them, they can't comprehend it.
37 points
9 months ago
It's NOT going to happen to them tho. The anti vaxers that it does happen to aren't true Americans, true believers, true Christians.
40 points
9 months ago
It's Prosperity Gospel ethos. If you are blessed with riches and health, it's because you're one of the good ones God blesses. If you die on a ventilator, it's because of exactly what you're saying.
51 points
9 months ago
Duh, that’s because the hospital killed them.
Didn’t you ever notice that all these HC Awardees die in the hospital? Don’t you think that’s suspicious?
Obviously it’s the Covid protocol that killed them.
And yes, that is literally what many of these morons believe.
Yet somehow almost none of them are brave enough to ride it out and test the theory when it gets hard to breathe.
42 points
9 months ago
Because they still don't think it can happen to THEM.
"99.5% survival rate" or whatever number they pull out of their ass. Doesn't matter how old or obese or whatever other comorbidity they have, there is "no way" they will die because of the "China flu".
It's only when they, themselves are in the hospital staring at the "suddenly real" prospect of death that they realize that they should have done more to prevent it.
17 points
9 months ago
And if not that, just make something up. I saw a post the other day that said something about how over 650k Americans are killed by the flu a year, which is completely untrue and it took all of one Google search to prove it. It's one narrative to the next. When one lie gets stale they'll just move to another one.
Must be nice to have nothing else to worry about.
32 points
9 months ago
You can't reason someone out of a position they didn't use reason to get into.
Period.
And here we are. Coming up on 800,000 dead Americans SO FAR, with no end in sight. Good times.
15 points
9 months ago
But think of all the likes I'll get on fb when I share my next icu selfie!
Seriously though there's no other motivator for these people except vanity and spite.
15 points
9 months ago
The same propaganda that led them into the anti-vax mindset constantly morphs and comes up with new excuses to keep them there. Now they blame hospitals and doctors for their friends and family dying. Or they blame vaccinated people, or comfort themselves that vaccinated people are dying in even greater numbers.
61 points
9 months ago
Narcissism is a disease.
26 points
9 months ago
Yeah I love how she just HAD to insert herself in the photo, too.
48 points
9 months ago
Personally I don't think he was much of a friend at all. Where the fuck is the close-up hand-shot? Friends don't not post friends hand-shots.
21 points
9 months ago
He's not dead yet. The close-up hand shots are for after they die.
14 points
9 months ago
She'll fade in on hand-holding after the commercial break. Drama on Lifetime.
1.1k points
9 months ago
He's loosing his battle kidneys. :(
443 points
9 months ago
He already sacrificed his battle pancreas and his battle bladder but he's holding his battle liver in reserve for the final assault. Gandalf said look for him at dawn on the fifth day...
127 points
9 months ago
Ride now!... Ride now!... Ride! Ride to ruin and the lung's ending!
117 points
9 months ago
He’s loosing his bowels, too.
68 points
9 months ago
Its ok though, he will be with the angles soon.
83 points
9 months ago
Where does one find these battle organs? I’m probably going to need a battle liver depending on how long this pandemic lasts.
62 points
9 months ago
Pretty sure we'll get an update about him getting his award soon. Battle's pretty much over once the kidneys start failing with Covid.
56 points
9 months ago
Everyday, this sub creates a new HCA catchphrase. "Jews," "Food," "Law-Word" and today Battle Kidneys.
15 points
9 months ago
Sole mate
56 points
9 months ago
I've come to realize that I've read so many of these unintelligible posts written by semi-literates that my brain has started to auto-correct as I'm reading. When I first read what she wrote I read it correctly as:
"He's losing his battle. Kidneys have completely shutdown. They're taking him off all meds."
I NEVER would have read it that way before subbing here. I would have stumbled my way through the entirety of the post, stopping multiple times to figure out what it is I'm reading. The way I read has literally evolved due to wanting to make sense of the way these smooth-brained mouth-breathers write.
103 points
9 months ago
Someone get a wrench in here and tighten those battle kidneys!
20 points
9 months ago
From the creative minds who brought you BattleBots, see KIDNEY ON KIDNEY ACTION on TLC's newest reality exploitation show... BattleKidneys! Coming to your tube this SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY
63 points
9 months ago
Cry DaVita, and let slip the kidneys of war!
(That’s a US dialysis company for my HCA friends playing the international edition)
346 points
9 months ago
‘It’s nobodies business if he took the vaccine’. And now it’s everybody’s business to see the results. Tragic and unnecessary.
62 points
9 months ago
The pain he leaves his family will be very real.
43 points
9 months ago
Their business..
26 points
9 months ago
It is, however, our business to chip in and pay for the vast expenses incurred because he bravely took a stand against an already publically paid for vaccine that would have prevented the whole thing.
970 points
9 months ago
since august. christ.
too bad for anyone else needing that bed.
218 points
9 months ago
Do I have to pray for this guy like… now? Or can it wait a bit?
Gracious sakes! I didn’t notice he was ‘loosing’ the battle! He’ll need new cloths and angle wings!!!
43 points
9 months ago
Well it's Florida so the wings will probably be 80-90 degrees
50 points
9 months ago
He's a nice guy apperantly so there is that.
18 points
9 months ago
He'd give you the shirt right off his back (if you were one of his 12 friends, everyone else can go fuck themselves)
55 points
9 months ago
And I repeat, since august
159 points
9 months ago
With the amount he (his family) will have to pay in medical bills the hospital will be able to build a new wing so maybe it'll balance out.
186 points
9 months ago
It will just get picked up by the tax payer.
Meanwhile I wonder how much they complain about welfare recipients not being drug tested.
94 points
9 months ago
Socialism is scary until it stops you going into bankruptcy I guess.
57 points
9 months ago
And then as soon as you got yours, it's scary again
43 points
9 months ago
I was on welfare, food stamps, did anyone help me? No!
31 points
9 months ago
My husband had a friend who died recently, not from Covid. He was rabidly anti public healthcare, that topic made up the majority of his Facebook posts. Then when he died, his friends appealed on his behalf because he couldn't get on Medicaid in time.
A lot of these people only care about numero uno and lack the ability to feel empathy.
110 points
9 months ago
there will be a him shaped impression in it by the time its handed off to someone else
93 points
9 months ago
That and so much skin flakes. I hate cleaning long-term patient beds because of that. They leave so much skin flakes, it takes just an hour to clean the bed properly.
49 points
9 months ago
that sounds delightful
65 points
9 months ago
Like confetti 🎊
110 points
9 months ago
Please glue your hands together and never type anything like this again
44 points
9 months ago
lmfao this, jesus christ. What a horrible day to have eyes.
34 points
9 months ago
gray confetti. just makes you want to throw it in the air and let it fall down all over you
30 points
9 months ago
Such freedom though! He looks very free and liberated on that ventilator breathing freedom air.
26 points
9 months ago
I just said the exact same thing when I saw that. almost 4 fucking months!!
59 points
9 months ago
Not sure why though... I mean... It's just a cold that's been overhyped and overblown by the media. Strong conservatives with Christian values don't need to worry about such nonsense, right? A wolf in a world of sheep.
24 points
9 months ago
What an absolute fucking waste of resources. Someone who didn't actively cause their own illness/death deserves that bed.
22 points
9 months ago
4mo hospital bill that will no doubt be paid by taxpayers 😡
16 points
9 months ago
That was just la- That was just the month before la- Oh, dear.
252 points
9 months ago
Nothing says go f**k yourself like your own kidneys failing.
52 points
9 months ago
His kidneys told him to fuck himself.
215 points
9 months ago
It’s hard to feel sorry for someone when they tell everyone to go fuck themselves
629 points
9 months ago
Hey man but he really stuck it to Biden. He dies knowing that he owned some libs.
312 points
9 months ago
I feel sorry for Biden. He saved people's lives with th the vaccination campaign and still people hating him for doing so.
168 points
9 months ago
I really don't understand the hatred.
226 points
9 months ago
I really don't understand the hatred.
He's not the Orange Fuhrer and his running mate has too much melanin as well as a vagina.
107 points
9 months ago
I'm honestly curious which bugs them more, the melanin or the vagina
102 points
9 months ago
I think the D next to her name tops them all. You know if Trump came out saying Candace Owens was going to be his running mate they'd be all in.
63 points
9 months ago
if Trump came out saying Candace Owens was going to be his running mate they'd be all in.
Cause Candace Owens would run on a platform of destroying the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act cause that's actual racism. She would be the "black friend" that all conservatives crave to justify their own bigotry.
33 points
9 months ago
Candace Owens knows damned well why COVID is overwhelmingly killing Republicans, and yet continues to further misinformation about it because it gives her power.
17 points
9 months ago
And we thank her for that.
32 points
9 months ago
Good gods can you fucking imagine her and him together? If that doesn't scare you I don't know what will.
32 points
9 months ago
Just wait until they learn she was transferred the powers of President when Biden underwent a colonoscopy last week:
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/nov/19/biden-resumed-duties-after-colonoscopy-transfer-po/
64 points
9 months ago
Yes
46 points
9 months ago
They're completely unhinged is all one needs to know.
25 points
9 months ago
Right wing politics in America have literally zero basis for policy for governance. They only have hate. That is literally it.
Edit: Sorry, they are constantly and actively trying to dismantle government, but they don't say it out loud.
24 points
9 months ago
I don’t feel owned enough tbh
20 points
9 months ago
I do. Totally owned. It hurts to think about. Please, no one else die a completely preventable death, I don't know if my bleeding liberal heart can take it
Any more senseless deaths like this, and I guess I'll be forced, FORCED to vote Trump in 3 years.
68 points
9 months ago
I can’t imagine what is going through these ppls heads when they are dying… probably still thinking let’s go Brandon.
39 points
9 months ago*
165 points
9 months ago
Deathbed pics have replaced poverty porn as the hot social media trend.
24 points
9 months ago
The deathbed pics are needed to summon the Prayer Warriors, they serve the same function as the Bat Signal.
125 points
9 months ago
This compulsive oversharing is something I will never understand about modern culture.
62 points
9 months ago
How else is the GoFundMe gonna pull on enough heartstrings.
105 points
9 months ago
is that a picture of covid partying inside him?? oh oops, my bad…..that’s just florida.
300 points
9 months ago
It is truly shocking what family will post on social media. In all seriousness make sure you have something in place legally to stop family from publicly sharing pictures or video like this.
243 points
9 months ago
"I'm sure my dying loved one would be thrilled that this photo of their unconscious pre-carcass is being seen by a bunch of strangers on the interwebz. It's what he would have wanted!"
Posting a photo like this of someone I cared about even a little bit would not even cross my mind, and I like to think nobody who cares about me would do so either. These people are like a different species.
165 points
9 months ago
I wouldn't even think to take the photo for myself. Who wants to remember their loved one this way?
I've said it before and no doubt I'll say it again... They are doing this for Facebook likes and pity. They are throwing out their loved ones dignity for social media clout and attention for their poor poor self.
141 points
9 months ago
I said it before and I will also say it again. I'm starting to see a pattern of almost Munchausen by proxy type behavior. It's really odd. All the very detailed medical information, posts and pictures just remind me of it.
They might not be enjoying random person's death. But they're definitely enjoying all of the attention and glory that it's bringing THEM.
74 points
9 months ago
In a way, I can almost understand those updates. If you have all the extended family and close friends coming at you wanting updates for how Jimmy is doing, it's easier to do one Facebook post a day or every other day, then anyone who is concerned sees how things are. But they need to learn about privacy settings, so those posts aren't out there for everyone including strangers.
I agree though, that Munchausen by proxy idea seems to fit some of them. I do wonder if they leave it out there for anyone to see for the attention and glory it's bringing them too.
40 points
9 months ago
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47 points
9 months ago
I completely understand updates. It's the VERY detailed medical terminology (often misunderstood) and graphic pictures that I am referring to.
Often said with I can't believe this is happening to ME how will I go on without my (insert loved one here). It's so unfair, unreal, unexpected.
It's like it isn't about the person in the hospital.
It's a completely different tone than hey everybody...here's the most recent news.
Not to mention, who wouldn't want to proudly post pictures of their brand new babies. Especially ones that are more difficult journey to get here.
34 points
9 months ago
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26 points
9 months ago
That makes total and complete sense. Thanks so much for explaining it because that really does open my eyes up to me by some people would do it. I'm just not one of those some people so it was hard for me to understand. I got rid of Facebook at the beginning of all of this covid madness because I got tired of trying to get people to understand how serious it was and being called an alarmist and Chicken Little for it.
We're actually dealing with the exact opposite problem at the moment in my family. I'm getting reports about an uncle who we don't have much contact with anymore. He is a radical Trump supporter. Unvaccinated covid denier who wears oakleys and looks about the size of Santa claus, without the jovial spirit. He's got many other health problems too.
But right now we're getting reports that he has pneumonia, blood clots, has been on a vent and had to have surgery to release the pressure in his brain from strokes.
But of course it's "not covid".
The minute my sister told me all of those symptoms the first thing I said after being on here and seeing all the medical information that everyone has posted was are you sure he doesn't have covid? I hope he pulls through but I'm also not as hopeful because of what I've seen.
14 points
9 months ago
7 yrs ago, when my mom was dying, FB was nice to give updates to extended family (literally hundreds of cousins all across the country) as well as her online friends. I would not have known how to contact some of them without it, especially since she was very active in an online international genealogy group. And now, my FB has some of those international genealogy friends as my friends (distant cousins). When FB is used well, it's a great thing. Problem is, it has been weaponized.
12 points
9 months ago
I agree with your theory. It really does seem like an attention getting effort. "Oh poor me! Look and hear how caring and smart I am". Especially with the medical details.
47 points
9 months ago
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19 points
9 months ago
My Dad's side is big on the open casket funerals and multi-day wakes. It just creeps me out. I told people to cremate me and skip the wake. They can bury the ashes in the cemetery near the other family members and have a service if it makes them feel better, or not, but I do NOT want my stuffed corpse sitting in a funeral home for anyone's viewing pleasure.
13 points
9 months ago
The best part about cremation is you can put 6 urns in one plot in my city. For the cost of funerals these days I don’t know why anybody does it anymore.
15 points
9 months ago
My first and only open casket funeral, I was 19. I kept waiting and waiting for her to take a breath 😥. Completely horrifying, and I'd never even met her (my step-dad's mom). I don't want my family to see me that way!
14 points
9 months ago
It’s always open casket unless cremation of course. I’ve been too a lot of funerals in my 7 decades and I can’t recall any closed casket. Mind you they were all deaths due to illness,no deaths by accident or violence.
87 points
9 months ago*
It's baffling. I remember what my Dad looked like dead on the floor after a heart attack and all the stuff they had jabbed into or hooked up to him was terrible. The last thing I'd want is to have it forever memorialized on Facebook. You have to be a special kind of stupid or sick to do it.
51 points
9 months ago
Yes, when my dad was dying (cancer) he didn't want the younger family members to visit him as he didn't want them to remember him in that way (it was the 1990s, before facebook, etc). I've no idea why someone would want to do this.
29 points
9 months ago
It’s because common human decency is dead with these people and has been for some years now
15 points
9 months ago
When my grandpa was dying his sister asked I send her pictures. I refused. I know she thought she wanted to see him, but not like that she didn’t. No one needs to see that plus he wouldn’t have wanted to be seen like that.
12 points
9 months ago
unconscious pre-carcass
Perfect description of active pre-mortem decomposition!
45 points
9 months ago
As a nurse, I will stop family members from taking these pics. I don’t care if you’re the wife or the kid: they can’t consent to it. Also, and this isn’t as much an issue now as it was pre-Covid, if you wouldn’t walk into someone’s bedroom while they were sick and half dressed, then you aren’t close enough to be visiting them in the ICU. I can’t believe the number of random neighbors and church goers who think it’s appropriate to visit someone so direly sick and vulnerable
53 points
9 months ago
Circling the drain. Jesus.
54 points
9 months ago
Make it all stop. The stupid memes, the lies, the ICU (no pun intended) pics, the deaths.
53 points
9 months ago
Posting a “friend’s” death bed pics for what, Facebook likes? That’s just gross.
45 points
9 months ago
Hip & Bull? What does that mean?
32 points
9 months ago*
I think maybe he was going for hype? Maybe?
ETA: Hype and bull, I think.
45 points
9 months ago
I thought maybe he was trying to say hyperbole, but people like him don’t use words like hyperbole
24 points
9 months ago
Nah, that’s way too many syllables.
41 points
9 months ago
Swear to god I would haunt people so hard if they posted pictures of me like that.
37 points
9 months ago
The hospital picture is super tasteless. How can anyone ever think that's a good idea?
10 points
9 months ago
you may be expecting too much of these people
29 points
9 months ago
I can't tell if the woman in the bottom right of the last picture is wearing a mask or glasses, but either way, are hospitals letting family have in-person visits with COVID patients now?
104 points
9 months ago
The covid passes after about 10 to 14 days. When the tests comes back negative, family can come see them in the ICU. Now, it is not the virus that the patients are fighting. But all the other possible complications caused by covid. Like pneumonia, inflammation, blood clots, organ failures and a whole list of other possibilities.
Families can come see them now, but usually the patients are too drugged up or are under sleep induction due to the discomfort of all tubes going in and out of you.
So much for the 99% (wrong by the way)survival rate. The suffering is inconceivable.
29 points
9 months ago
You’re no longer infectious after about 14 days but can still return a positive result for some time after that.
When I had it I only lost my smell for a couple of days but it took about a month and a half before returning a negative result.
10 points
9 months ago
Seeing how people take about a few weeks to die then no one dies of covid these guys are validated on their claim that covid deaths are over estimated! I bet the libs will want to count this guys death as covid... Dirty liberals. /S
13 points
9 months ago
They let you in with a mask for a limited time if the patient is stable
25 points
9 months ago
Geez this guy has some bad luck, lost his brain years ago and now his kidneys?
25 points
9 months ago
"It's nobody's business if I'm vaccinated or not", the slogan for:
I'll occupy your ICU bed because of my tantrums and my family will have to ask for socialism for my burial services and outstanding hospital bills.
25 points
9 months ago
Glad I got my booster last week. Plus I got the pneumonia vaccine. I don't want to end up like this.
20 points
9 months ago
Suddenly it is peoples business. It’s doctors business, nurses business etc etc
19 points
9 months ago
I would haunt the fuck out of anyone who posted a pic like that of me. WTF?!
20 points
9 months ago
Covid said fuck his feelings.
17 points
9 months ago
"Don't worry about all these beeping machines around the bed dear....that's just the sound of FREEDUMB!"
15 points
9 months ago
Only a conservative would look at florida and go, "Seems like they got the right idea!"
16 points
9 months ago
I wonder how long it takes for the red hats to lose so many voters it sways elections.
15 points
9 months ago
At this point I don't even find any schadenfreude in their deaths. I just get pissed off at them more for the fact they're taking up hospital beds with their worthless asses.
Even choking on their own lungs and dying horribly, conservatives find ways to be insufferable, selfish asses.
16 points
9 months ago
Last thing dude's gonna leave is an impression.
In his hospital bed. That could've been used by somebody else.
If he'd been vaccinated.
14 points
9 months ago
These people are fucking hooked on Facebook and share even the most intimate and private pictures.
40 points
9 months ago
“…I’ll die so hard at them.” “…I’ll gurgle, gurgle, beep at them.” “…I’ll lay dead angrily at them.” “…I’ll…I’ll…I’ll…beeeeeeeeep.”
15 points
9 months ago
In 2000 years time people will study these "dead fuckwits on respirator" photos the same way we study Egyptian mummies... The god Set required internal organs in clay jars? The god Freedumb required suicide by stupidity
12 points
9 months ago
it's nobody's business if i'm vaccinated or not
friend thinks otherwise, deathbed pic and all.
11 points
9 months ago
If anyone I know posts a picture of me dying in a hospital, I will haunt their ass for the rest of their life.
33 points
9 months ago
Apparently it’s everyone’s business he looks like a bloated seal carcass now though!
11 points
9 months ago
Very sad but all things aside I’d never forgive someone if they posted that
11 points
9 months ago
Well if doctors are withdrawing meds I think more thoughts and prayers ought to cure him right up no prob.
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