3 min readMar 17, 2022
CDC’s Guidelines Cited When Denying Me Medical Safety
This was originally a Twitter thread posted on March 15, 2022.
[Eugenics, surgery]
CDC guidelines are putting me directly into harm’s way as a #HighRiskCovid19 person.
When I request vaccinated, N95-masked, negative antigen tested staff attending me for an upcoming surgery; the CDC guidelines are cited when denying me those things.
Time & again, I’m told that healthcare staff must wear N95s with COVID patients because N95 masks protect them from getting COVID. N95s are NOT required (just surgical) to protect ME — a #HighRiskCovid19 person — from getting COVID during surgery.
Some facts:
- Vaccinated people can spread COVID
- #HighRiskCovid19 people have less response to vaccines & are told to act like we’re unvaccinated
- Disabled people are dying in large numbers
- N95s are far better than surgical masks
- Newer variants = more vaccine-evasive
What am I required to do before surgery?:
- PCR test 4 days before surgery, quarantine those 4 days
- Not have the surgery if I have COVID
- Do other tasks that prevent my acquiring or sharing COVID with other patients or staff
