New York, Kenmore Mercy Hospital Cheryl Moran’s journey through the harrowing corridors of a healthcare system upended by COVID-19 protocols reveals a tale of survival, resilience, and the undeniable spirit to reclaim autonomy over one’s health decisions. Her story, as documented by The Remembrance Project, stands as a testament to the human will’s triumph over prescribed narratives of despair and helplessness.
Remembering is good, however if someone is being murdered in a hospital, and their phone isn't taken away and they still have the ability to cry out for help then we need a system of protection within the prison like hospital setting.
Remembering is good, however if someone is being murdered in a hospital, and their phone isn't taken away and they still have the ability to cry out for help then we need a system of protection within the prison like hospital setting.
Sounds to me like DEI is alive and well in that hospital if I had to guess.?