Patty Hajdu MP was involved in Harm Reduction in Thunder Bay many years TB did teach how to save the lives of non ODs and ODs rescue breathing. Now everyone is increasing morbidity and mortality non ODs and ODs
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patty_Hajdu
Link this brochure [one breath every three seconds for a child] http://www.ohrdp.ca/wp-content/uploads/pdf/TBOverdoseBrochure.pdf
2019 Thunder Bay EMS Andrew Dillion at start should have said the truth “Rescue breathing is essential more important than Naloxone. Breaths thus saving any breathing emergency” Not saying so puts your life in danger Andrew
2019 page 14 wrong info from Thunder Bay increases morbidity and mortality any breathing emergency ‘Response to Opioid Overdoses: A Toolkit for Workplaces’ Thunder Bay Drug Strategy June 19, 2019
Click to access Overdose-Prevention—A-Toolkit-for-Workplaces-2019.pdf
Why did above Thunder Bay paper acknowledge [page 1] Peterborough Drug Strategy? https://jgarythompson.wordpress.com/2019/07/12/peterborough-opioid-summit/
Why does Thunder Bay directs people MOH website?? https://www.tbdhu.com/health-topics/alcohol-cannabis-other-drugs/preventing-opioid-overdose-naloxone
MOH website wrong Signs prove person is alive [could be any of the 100’s of causes breathing emergency] needs breaths ASAP then Naloxone continue breaths The recovery position can be very dangerous the goal for any comatose victim get them awake breathing adequately on their own essential Protocol introduced fall 2018
https://www.ontario.ca/page/get-naloxone-kits-free#section-4
Emails from Executive Director Opioid Division Health Canada canned for whistleblowing ??
Complications chest compressions a beating heart https://jgarythompson.wordpress.com/2016/06/23/complications-chest-compressions/
Health Canada Wallet Card https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/hc-sc/documents/services/publications/healthy-living/opioid-overdose-wallet-cards-public-events/full-wallet-card-eng.pdf
Christine Elliott MPP Minister Health Ontario staff Paul admits government is putting everyone’s life in danger
Natalia Kusendova RN and MPP staff quote “We don’t know the numbers but errors are being made” Polite way to say needless deaths, could be her or your life next
Nov 12, 2019 Board of Health I spoke at 40 mins room full of MDs https://youtu.be/dD3QIhoesgM
My submission BOH https://www.toronto.ca/legdocs/mmis/2019/hl/comm/communicationfile-99008.pdf
Reference #3 from my submission
Zoe Dodd etc 168 case reports rescue breaths then my give naloxone continue breaths
CBC; Barbara Yaffe MD and Mayor John Tory “Ventilations (rescue breaths) most important … This is what causes people to lose their lives quite literally”
Dan Bigg Chicago Recovery Alliance quote “No brain’er rescue breathing is what it’s all about. Chest compressions are not helpful but harmful” https://youtu.be/7MYKYScL8L8
Nathan Harig EMS https://youtu.be/35lBf5s-iro
Nicholas Etches MD http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/895066691568
Annotated info Naloxone http://roguemedic.com/?s=Naloxone
Guidelines published every 5 years as per all medicine past present and future Poisons nor drugs did not magically change their chemical structure still cause death respiratory failure. 2010 AHA Guidelines Part 12:7 Toxidromes
Quote “Practically every sign and symptom observed in poisoning can be produced by natural disease, and many clinical presentations associated with natural disease can be mimicked by some poison.” [means signs of OD can mimic any breathing emergency caused by illness or injury]
Opioid Toxicity Quote “Naloxone has no role in the management of cardiac arrest” “ventilation [rescue breaths] should be assisted by a bag mask followed by administration of naloxone and placement of an advanced airway [rescue breaths] if there is no response to naloxone.” https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.1161/circulationaha.110.971069
2015 ERC Guidelines for Resuscitation Section 4. ‘Toxins’ pages 165-6
Quotes Opioids
“fewer adverse events when airway opening, oxygen administration and ventilation [rescue breaths layperson] are carried out before giving naloxone” “Large opioid overdoses may require a total dose of up to 10 mg of naloxone” “In respiratory arrest there is good evidence for the use of naloxone, but not for any other adjuncts or changes in interventions.” [last line means naloxone has no role in the management of cardiac arrest italics mine]
Click to access S0300-9572_15_00329-9_main.pdf
Paul Dietze, PhD1; Marianne Jauncey, MPH; Allison Salmon, PhD; et al Effect of Intranasal vs Intramuscular Naloxone on Opioid Overdose A Randomized Clinical Trial JAMA 2019;2(11):e1914977
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2755306
Quote “These protocols state that a client would receive airway management and oxygenation either via a mask or artificial ventilation (bagging) [rescue breaths same effect] for 5 minutes and then would be assessed for the need for naloxone.” Breaths first and continuing breaths
Psychological terrorism workplace harassment and bullying, needless stress increasing mental and physical illness drug use and abuse. Common quotes Police; Pharmacists; EMS; MDs and RNs while crying “I know they are increasing morbidity and mortality anyone who is alive with chest compressions and/or oxygen deprivation”
Agnotology 