ETA, the name on the nebulizer we have is Medline, it was ordered through the doctor's office. We have had it for a few years, and it is very easy to use. You just attach the tubing and mouthpiece, pour the Albuterol into the compartment, and turn it on. If there is anyone else in the room when the nebulizer is being used they should wear a mask to avoid possible infection.
Cleverly done and cute....and the voice over voices were really good....although they weren't exactly keeping the required social distancing themselves!
Prayers please for my brother Patrick and his family. He with his wife and both adult children ( both autistic) have been diagnosed positive with coronavirus.
Federal Judge Rules Killing Babies is an “Essential Service”… Posted on March 30, 2020 by sundance Strange times we live in… Earlier today in Tampa, Florida, the county sheriff let the criminal inmates out of his jail, and then went to arrest a pastor for delivering Sunday church services and put him in the same jail. Now a federal judge rules that getting a hip replacement should be delayed to help offset medical supply needs; but killing babies is an “essential service” that needs to continue. TEXAS – […] Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced last week that abortion providers were covered by a state order that required postponement of non-urgent medical procedures to preserve hospital beds and equipment during the pandemic. U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel in Austin ruled that Paxton’s action “prevents Texas women from exercising what the Supreme Court has declared is their fundamental constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy before a fetus is viable.” (read)
The treachery of men's hearts knows no limits. https://fromrome.info/2020/03/17/cz...tify-corona-says-virus-created-in-laboratory/ Man's chastisement comes from his own evil hands.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/bishops-ban-on-sacraments-during-pandemic-violates-church-law-priests-can-disobey-canonist Bishops’ ban on sacraments during pandemic violates Church law, priests can disobey: canonist 'If the priest believes there is a violation of divine law by the bishop’s directive, he has an obligation to the divine law' By Lianne Laurence Mon Mar 30, 2020 - 12:50 pm EST Shutterstock.com March 30, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) — Catholic bishops issuing blanket bans on the faithful receiving the sacraments as a response to the coronavirus pandemic is a violation of canon law, and a priest can in good conscience disregard such directives, according to an American canonist. In fact, a priest is obliged to do so, says Philip Gray, the president of St. Joseph’s Foundation, which advises on canon law, and director of Catholics United for the Faith (CUF). “If the priest believes in his conscience — because primacy of conscience is a matter — if the priest believes there is a violation of divine law by the bishop’s directive, he has an obligation to the divine law,” Gray told LifeSiteNews. “We’re talking about the life and death of the soul.” Gray’s response was echoed by Bishop Athanasius Schneider, auxiliary bishop of the archdiocese of Mary Most Holy in Astana, Kazakhstan, who told the traditional Catholic newspaper The Remnant that a priest, using discretion and following the necessary health precautions “has not to obey the directives of his bishop or the government to suspend Mass for the faithful.” “If a priest observes in a reasonable manner all the necessary health precautions and uses discretion, he has not to obey the directives of his bishop or the government to suspend Mass for the faithful. Such directives are a pure human law; however, the supreme law in the Church is the salvation of souls. Priests in such a situation have to be extremely creative in order to provide for the faithful, even for a small group, the celebration of Holy Mass and the reception of the sacraments. Such was the pastoral behavior of all confessor and martyr priests in the time of persecution,” he said. And Cardinal Raymond Burke equally criticized the suspension of public Masses. “Even as we have found a way to provide for food and medicine and other necessities of life during a time of contagion, without irresponsibly risking the spread of the contagion, so, in a similar way, we can find a way to provide for the necessities of our spiritual life,” the American cardinal said in a March 21 statement.
Several hospitals on Long Island are administering 1500 mg vitamin C four to five times a day to covid-19 ICU patients. The doctor in this articles that patients who receive it do significantly better than those who don't. https://nypost.com/2020/03/24/new-york-hospitals-treating-coronavirus-patients-with-vitamin-c/
Thank you Pray4peace. Of course, that will be difficult now. But, I believe in cases like these I myself could probably bless the oil, my baptismal sacrament will allow me to do this, particularly under these circumstances where priests are not available to perform this blessing, don't you think?
I’m not sure if this has been posted already, but for those who have been wondering how Pope Benedict XVI is doing, here is some news: Pope Benedict remains well, prays for world suffering from coronavirus Pope Benedict prays daily for the victims of the coronavirus pandemic and their loved ones. Mon Mar 30, 2020 - 2:54 pm EST https://www.lifesitenews.com/blogs/...ll-prays-for-world-suffering-from-coronavirus +
