In the context of differences and infighting Tess Lawrie’s latest struck a chord.
Governments are going out of their way to shut doctors up, and while that may be terrifying for doctors – and their patients – it is also an indication of the power doctors hold. Governments know that if enough doctors speak up, the ‘safe and effective’ narrative will quickly crumble.
How we treat Dr Malhotra1Cardiologist Dr. Aseem Malhotra. Early recipient of two Covid injections; promoted them on UK national television. Sept 2022 publicly reversed his stance and published a research paper demonstrating increased risk of cardiac events and deaths after injection. may be a deciding factor as to whether other doctors follow suit to stand up for medical ethics and their patients. Will we welcome them with gratitude and compassion, or shun them for not having spoken up sooner? This is a personal question for each of us, and one that we will all have to reckon with at some point. Is it for us to judge and does it serve the highest good of all to do so?
Dr. Tess Lawrie
There are those who benefit from us dividing ourselves and each other into the binary camps of friend or foe. Of debating whether this or that person is controlled opposition, or bona fide. In this endless speculation we exhaust our precious life force, and find ourselves lacking the energy to create a better way.
If we can just relax and remember ourselves and why we are here, we can reclaim the broader view: that humanity is inherently fallible and yet capable of the most extraordinary acts of redemption. That we are all beings of light, but that we each have our own darkness as well. And, that we are all redeemed in the light of compassion for ourselves and each other.
Dr. Tess Lawrie
- 1Cardiologist Dr. Aseem Malhotra. Early recipient of two Covid injections; promoted them on UK national television. Sept 2022 publicly reversed his stance and published a research paper demonstrating increased risk of cardiac events and deaths after injection.