COVID-19 Vaccine and Medical Treatment including but not limited to Patients on Transplant Waiting Lists

Letter Also Copiied Below

This is probably one of the most important videos that Tracey O'Mahony, Barrister at Law has made and it concerns a letter issued by Beaumont Hospital regarding the unvaccinated status of transplant patients and the fact that unless they were vaccinated they would be denied medical treatment and transplants.

Please share this widely and everyone is encourage to write to Beaumont objecting to this. See the template below

Link to TD letter, Beaumont Letter and TD contact details spreadsheet:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LyY-NWr6z5B3HVTSaUxVZ8eqvBcQeWQP
And if you don't wish to use google in any way, the image of the letter is attached here and a copy of the letter and the contacts lists for TDs. There is also a copy of the image, if you do not wish to watch in on Youtube
Re: COVID-19 Vaccine and Medical Treatment (including but not limited to Patients on Transplant Waiting Lists)

Dear [INSERT TD NAME],

I refer to the above reference matter.

I have been made aware of a letter issued by Miss Dilly Little (Surgical Director of National Kidney Transplant Service) and Dr Colm Magee (Clinical Director TUN Directorate), on behalf of Beaumont Hospital, dated 3rd August 2021, addressed to Consultant Nephrologists, regarding those patients who are on the transplant waiting list, and who are currently not vaccinated against COVID-19 (the “Beaumont Letter”)

The purpose of the Beaumont Letter is to advise the recipients: - “In view of the risk of transmission, particularly of new COVID variants, we feel that it will not be possible to continue to offer transplantation to unvaccinated recipients. Therefore, if your patient cannot be vaccinated, for whatever reason, we would recommend that they be suspended from the waiting list with immediate effect until the COVID crisis has passed and there is no risk of transmission of COVID for the individual patient or to members of staff or other patients who are immunosuppressed on the transplant unit.”

To say I am shocked and horrified that medical treatment would be refused to any person on the basis of their vaccination status cannot be overstated. It should be noted that during Dail and Seanad debates prior to the enactment of the Health Amendment (No. 2) Act 2021 (the “Act”), some TD’s relayed their disgust at other Members of the House and members of the public for their usage of terms such as “apartheid” to describe the introduction of the Act. There can be no doubt that the end result of the Beaumont Letter, if realised, will be medical apartheid. I am firmly of the view that the passage and enactment of the Act has facilitated the ideas advanced in the Beaumont Letter as being acceptable.

The purpose of this letter is to call upon you, as a representative for the people, to personally contact Beaumont Hospital and ensure any system of medical discrimination in connection with vaccination status is ceased, not only because it amounts to forced vaccination, thereby violating the right to bodily integrity and informed consent (which cannot be given under duress), but also because any such policy is morally repugnant in any civilised democracy

I await hearing from you as a matter of extreme urgency and shall follow up upon this communication.

Yours Sincerely
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