If you get shot and end up in the hospital,?
In a criminal investigation, the police are allowed to obtain any evidence they need to build their case. They don't need your permission in cases like that. Depending on the situation, they may require a warrant but that probably wouldn't be hard to get. But unless the clothes are damaged beyond repair or you're under arrest, they have to return your clothes to you.
How do cancer patients know the end is near?
Some don’t.My sister was diagnosed stage 4 squamous cell lung cancer earlier in June of 2016. We were told she waited too long to come in. They started her on some pain medication at the hospital and sent her to the cancer treatment center located in the same hospital to begin radiation and chemo. After her radiation treatments were over, her doctor at the cancer center told her she was responding very well. He also took her pain medication away. He told her she would be getting better and that the medicine she was taking for pain was very addictive and he didn’t want her to get addicted. So he took her off of them cold turkey. She went through withdrawals from that as well as being in pain from the cancer. She did get her medicine back around December 2016. She believed what he told her. She thought since he was the doctor, he would know better than she did.About a month ago, she couldn’t breathe, so she was rushed to the hospital. She had pneumonia and the flu. They sent her home with antibiotics after seven days. My other sister has a friend who works in home health. That friend was going to come and check my sister’s situation out and determine if a nurse or hospice would be needed. Her cancer doctor faxed the nurse papers that stated my sister was in REMISSION. But a few days after we brought her home, she couldn’t breathe again. We took her to a different hospital in the largest city close to us. (The doctors in larger towns seem to be better at their profession, at least they do around here). The doctor there said that her previous doctor must not have known how to read x-rays, because her cancer was getting worse and spreading into the other lung. She was told she was dying and had only a few days, if that. One of the last things she was able to say was “I’m dying” and “I’m not ready to go”. After she said her last words, she couldn’t speak anymore. She stayed that way for three days until she passed.So, back to your question. With her doctor insisting she was getting better, she only knew she wasn’t getting better the last few days of her life.
Children who have received all the recommended vaccinations in infancy are half as likely to be admitted to hospital, according to the largest study of its kind. Why don’t people still trust vaccinations?
Anti-vaxxers are extremists who refuse to look at empirical evidence and have carved out an alternate view of reality. In spite of all the evidence and the consequences of not vaccinating children, they suffer from a condition that makes them think they are smarter than anybody else, particularly medical and scientific professionals.It is an emotional zealotry that defies reason and is based on the discredited work of a British doctor who falsified data to sell his own vaccine. He lost his license to practice in Britain and came to the U.S., where he works for anti-vaxxer organizations to continue deluding the unsuspecting and ignorant public.Anti-vaxxers prey on parents of children who are autistic, claiming, as the British doctor, Wakefield, that autism is caused by vaccinations. Celebrities have taken up this perverted cause and continue to spread their dangerous propaganda. As a result, some childhood diseases like measles are making a comeback. Lack of flu vaccinations last year killed over 85,000 people, including over 150 children.About the only thing that can be done is to expose them and inform people about vaccinations. My generation went through the horrors of all those diseases. Some of us have permanent effects from them. Unfortunately, some people are irrational, ignorant, easily led, and downright dangerous.