A leading American doctor has blown the whistle and warned that recent reports from the corporate media that a Texas child died from measles are a hoax designed to instill fear among the public to push vaccines.
Dr. Pierre Kory exposed the truth about the story in a new interview with Children’s Health Defense (CHD), the group founded by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Kory responded to reports from corporate media outlets that a 6-year-old girl in Texas supposedly died from measles.
The media has pushed the narrative that the child died because her parents chose not to get her vaccinated for measles.
The reports have provoked fear and outrage from the public with many blaming so-called “anti-vaxxers” for her death.
The story has led to growing calls for mass vaccinations and a crackdown on anti-vaccine reports.
The little girl’s death is very real but the unconscionable loss has been heavily politicized.
So much so, that the child’s cause of death has been fabricated.
Despite claims, the young girl died in the hospital from a medical error, and not from measles.
CHD recently interviewed the mourning parents to uncover the truth about what really happened to their 6-year-old daughter.
The emotional interview reveals the child was not vaccinated for measles.
She fell ill, and while the spots faded quickly, her breathing was affected.
Her parents became concerned and took her to the emergency room at Covenant Children’s Hospital in Lubbock, Texas.
It was all downhill from there.
And before long, their daughter was gone.
CHD obtained the 6-year-old’s medical records from her parents.
Dr. Pierre Kory, a critical care physician, had a chance to analyze the records and shared his thoughts with CHD.
According to Dr. Kory, the only mistake her parents made was taking her to the hospital.
Kory reveals that the child “did not die of measles by any stretch of the imagination.
“In fact, she died of a pneumonia.
“But it gets worse than that because she didn’t really die of pneumonia.
“She died of a medical error.”
Kory calls the case “absolutely enraging.”
“When you admit someone to the hospital for pneumonia, what you need to do is you treat what’s called empirically, meaning you put them on antibiotics that you think will cover the most common organism.”
Covenant Children’s Hospital failed to do this.
“I mean, this is like medicine 101,” Kory, a critical care physician, noted.
“You put them on two antibiotics to cover all the possibilities.
“It’s a grievous error, and it’s an error which led to her death.”
Covenant Children’s Hospital failed to provide the appropriate antibiotics.
However, when they noticed their error, they dragged their feet and delayed another 10 hours.
“By that time, she was already on a ventilator,” Kory explains.
“And approximately 24 hours later, actually less than 24 hours later, she died.”
The little girl’s death was far from peaceful, however.
According to Kory, “She died rather catastrophically.”
“I can only surmise that she died of a catastrophic pulmonary embolism.”
Kory calls the whole thing “disturbing.”
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The parents also told CHD that their four other children came down with measles following their sister’s death.
All four were treated with cod liver oil (vitamin A) and budesonide (a steroid).
All four of them recovered quickly and no vaccination was necessary.
“Pray. Just pray for us,” the father said.
“That’s the best you can do, for now.”
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