CNN silent after investigation finds nurse’s claims dying patients do not believe in coronavirus is a “massive exaggeration” | DisrnCNN has remained silent after a nurse’s story during a CNN interview ends up being a “massive exaggeration.”
During the interview, Jodi Doering, who works as an emergency room nurse in South Dakota, claimed that patients who are dying from coronavirus often do not believe it.
“It wasn’t one particular patient. It’s just a culmination of so many people, and their last, dying words are, ‘This can’t be happening, it’s not real.’ And when they should be spending time FaceTiming their families, they’re filled with anger and hatred, and it just made me really sad,” Doering said.The sweep of the protests and their wide support by citizens of all political stripes has shocked Macron’s government. In the last few days, Paris saw the worst anti-government riot since 1968, French students set fires outside high schools to protest a new university application system, small business owners blocked roads to protest high taxes, and retirees marched to protest the president’s perceived elitism.
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A South Dakota ER nurse @JodiDoering says her Covid-19 patients often “don’t want to believe that Covid is real.””Their last dying words are, ‘This can’t be happening. It’s not real.’ And when they should be… Facetiming their families, they’re filled with anger and hatred.” pic.twitter.com/tgUgP6znAT