My Health Issue, It Is Graphic

James___ wrote:The colon (cecum is a section of the colon) never goes on top of the bladder.

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p.s., the appendix is attached to the cecum.

James___ wrote:
This image is from 2016. When I had cancer in 2009, my surgeon positioned my temporary ileostomy in the wrong place. He also made another serious mistake.
This people should understand is wrong. The colon (cecum is a section of the colon) never goes on top of the bladder. A link to what it should look like; https://photos.app.goo.gl/wWKgXLT9N12APxHK9

I have no need to let doctors get away with ruining my life.

p.s., the appendix is attached to the cecum. At the same time, who am I? I am nobody that matters.

GasGuzzler wrote:After closer analysis and much research I think I found the root cause of the issue.

IBdaMann wrote:

GasGuzzler wrote:After closer analysis and much research I think I found the root cause of the issue.

I think you are somewhat discounting the intestinal ozone depletion. If his project works out, he'll be able to show how this allows for Coulomb's law ... but now we're getting into ice cores and facemask ratings.

This is simple stuff. How do you not know this?

Xadoman wrote:
James, I have read lot of stories about doctors who mistreat and even kill people for fun. Putting people under the ventilator during the covid scam is one of the method that kills a lot of people. 60-90% of those who are put under the ventilator will die. They also inject people with a coctail of sedatives which will slowly euthanize a lot of people.

GasGuzzler wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

GasGuzzler wrote:After closer analysis and much research I think I found the root cause of the issue.

I think you are somewhat discounting the intestinal ozone depletion. If his project works out, he'll be able to show how this allows for Coulomb's law ... but now we're getting into ice cores and facemask ratings.

This is simple stuff. How do you not know this?

Thank you for your insight. This may be EXACTLY what I have overlooked.

James___ wrote:See? IBDM missed an opportunity here and he missed it.

James___ wrote:I had ice cores shoved up my butt. Those are cold ya know. They make your butt pucker.

James___ wrote:

Xadoman wrote:
James, I have read lot of stories about doctors who mistreat and even kill people for fun. Putting people under the ventilator during the covid scam is one of the method that kills a lot of people. 60-90% of those who are put under the ventilator will die. They also inject people with a coctail of sedatives which will slowly euthanize a lot of people.

I think something might have happened during surgery that could have caused my doctor to panic. At the same time, the mistakes that were made could've been corrected with no malpractice suit.
When he operated on me in 2010, he could've repositioned my colon saying it had moved. And scar tissue happens because of surgery. So later on, he could've cut up some of the scar tissue. I think why he did nothing was because he felt guilty.
As for other doctors, they won't involve themself in a potential malpractice suit.
At the same time, they couldn't tell him that what he was doing was wrong. If a doctor is going to get sued, it is because he admits his mistake(s).
Healthcare in the US costs about 50% more per capita than the next most expensive country in the world. It's world ranking is usually in the high 30's. Countries with single pay healthcare systems like what Great Britain, France, Germany, Australia, etc. have are less expensive but provide better healthcare.
Our system here in the US is dysfunctional. This index says the US is ranked 37th. https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/best-healthcare-in-the-world


Cost per capita, GDP; according to this Tuvalu is #1. It's population is 11,646 as of 2019. But if you look at most countries, France as being ranked the #1 best healthcare 11.26%. The US is 16.89. US healthcare based on a % of GDP is 50% more expensive than France. Sacre Bleu!! Est il vrais? Je veux savoir mon amie.
Germany is 11.43%. Ranked 25.
Australia is 9.28%. Ranked 32.

Australia's healthcare costs 55% of what US healthcare costs as a % of that countries GDP. And they're still doing better? Правильно? Если Я живу в Америка, да?
I think I've explained things. AI (artificial intelligence) is needed in the healthcare industry. When I had a bad reaction to a spider bite, AI suggested it when my symptoms were similar to Covid 19.

HarveyH55 wrote:

James___ wrote:

Xadoman wrote:
James, I have read lot of stories about doctors who mistreat and even kill people for fun. Putting people under the ventilator during the covid scam is one of the method that kills a lot of people. 60-90% of those who are put under the ventilator will die. They also inject people with a coctail of sedatives which will slowly euthanize a lot of people.

I think something might have happened during surgery that could have caused my doctor to panic. At the same time, the mistakes that were made could've been corrected with no malpractice suit.
When he operated on me in 2010, he could've repositioned my colon saying it had moved. And scar tissue happens because of surgery. So later on, he could've cut up some of the scar tissue. I think why he did nothing was because he felt guilty.
As for other doctors, they won't involve themself in a potential malpractice suit.
At the same time, they couldn't tell him that what he was doing was wrong. If a doctor is going to get sued, it is because he admits his mistake(s).
Healthcare in the US costs about 50% more per capita than the next most expensive country in the world. It's world ranking is usually in the high 30's. Countries with single pay healthcare systems like what Great Britain, France, Germany, Australia, etc. have are less expensive but provide better healthcare.
Our system here in the US is dysfunctional. This index says the US is ranked 37th. https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/best-healthcare-in-the-world


Cost per capita, GDP; according to this Tuvalu is #1. It's population is 11,646 as of 2019. But if you look at most countries, France as being ranked the #1 best healthcare 11.26%. The US is 16.89. US healthcare based on a % of GDP is 50% more expensive than France. Sacre Bleu!! Est il vrais? Je veux savoir mon amie.
Germany is 11.43%. Ranked 25.
Australia is 9.28%. Ranked 32.

Australia's healthcare costs 55% of what US healthcare costs as a % of that countries GDP. And they're still doing better? Правильно? Если Я живу в Америка, да?
I think I've explained things. AI (artificial intelligence) is needed in the healthcare industry. When I had a bad reaction to a spider bite, AI suggested it when my symptoms were similar to Covid 19.

Had your done wrong, like you think, how come you aren't swimming in SafeMoon right now? Our health care is so expensive, partly because we have more scumbag lawyers, than doctors. Lot of doctors that get screwed out of practice, by these scumbag lawyers, went in to law school, to make a good living suing doctors and hospitals Their medical degree, gives them the perfect tool in court, to prove cases like yours. You should have a crowd of them, willing to take your case, and fighting over who will do it for the smallest cut of the payout.

Insurance, is the number one cause of high cost of health care. The insurance companies make a lot of money off premiums, from people who never need to use the insurance. They actually like the high cost of health care, because it forces more people to buy insurance, the premium package policies. The bill that the hospital sends you, isn't the same amount the insurance companies actually pay.

If your doctor botch your surgery, it could/would be corrected. Disability, leaves them open to huge lawsuits, continued high-cost care. Bad for business, to leave a money-losing issue out there.