Suzanne Massee (@SuzanneMassee)

IF YOU REQUIRE SURGERY YOU MUST BE DILIGENT. In Australia they give Remdesivir and Midazolan in the anaesthetic, these anaesthetic floods the lungs. John O’Leary saw hundreds of people deceased in UK through flooding the lungs on these items USE THIS LETTER BEFORE SURGERY To: The Medical Team, St Stephen’s Hospital Dr Navjit Bali, Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr Ravi Ranjan Tiwary, Anaesthetist and all medical staff involved in my care From: Name Date of Birth Address Date: Subject: Patient Consent Directive – Refusal of Specific Medications or Protocols Dear Medical Team, I am scheduled for hip replacement surgery at St Stephen’s Hospital on Date. This letter and the attached signed request form are to confirm my treatment preferences and to ensure that my rights to informed consent and refusal are fully respected. I do not consent to the administration of the following medications or protocols at any time before, during, or after my hospital stay, whether by injection, intravenously, or in oral form: 1. Any blood transfusion or product derived from a COVID-19 vaccinated donor or containing biogenetic or experimental vaccine material 2. Remdesivir or its derivatives 3. Midazolam or its derivatives (including Versed) 4. Acetemrainf (if this is an intended medication, please provide clarification) 5. Tocilizumab 6. Molnupiravir 7. Ronapreve 8. Baricitinib 9. Nirmatrelvir with ritonavir (Paxlovid) I request that this directive be placed prominently on my medical file and discussed with me (or my nominated representative) prior to surgery. My concerns about these medications are based on publicly available safety information, including official drug safety data (e.g., http://Drugs.com, TGA product information sheets, and published reports of adverse effects). This is for background only and not intended as medical advice. I understand that the refusal of these medications may limit certain treatment options, and I accept full responsibility for this decision. I ask that any alternative options be explained to me so that I can provide informed consent accordingly. Thank you for respecting my patient rights and ensuring transparent communication throughout my care. Kind regards, Name Date Contact: [Your phone number / email]