Philadelphia Children’s Hospital Deals with Epidemic of Mental Illness, Non-COVID Respiratory Illnesses Due to Lockdown Policies
Shane Trejo
The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is running out of beds, but not due to COVID-19 infections. Children are suffering from mental illness at epidemic rates and suffering from respiratory infections due to lockdown policies initiated by corrupt and incompetent government bureaucrats.
After being forced to stay indoors needlessly for many months, the immune systems of children have predictably waned. The insulation has also caused children to develop severe mental trauma, being subjected to non-stop terror propaganda from the media and bought off public health officials, that they will probably never be able to recover from.
“What we are seeing is definitely unprecedented,” said Ron Keren, CHOP’s chief medical officer. “We didn’t expect how bad it was going to be.”
The 585-bed facility is reportedly overflowing because of collateral damage caused by the criminal malpractice in the societal overreaction and mass hysteria over the COVID-19 pandemic.
There has been a startling surge in cases of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) among children, resulting in emergency treatment with a monoclonal antibody called palivizumab in order to prevent serious infections and deaths in kids.