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You Will Own Nothing And Be Happy

They told us at their WEF: “You will own nothing and you will be happy.”

No house - just rent.
No car-just lease.
No stability-just subscriptions.
No permanence-just access.

Now even relationships feel temporary… replaceable… transactional. Hard luck for all single folks out there. That is the dystopian life they planned for us.

So now, everything can be rented.
Nothing is truly ours.

Is this convenience… or control? You decide 🤔 

Field Note for April 13th 2026

Room 1 

Name: I
Date of adm: 4/9/26 (Day 4) 
Age: 84 
Gender: Male 
Code Status: Full
Chief Complaint (CC): Mechanical fall with head strike, wrist & ankle pain 
Isolation Status: None 
Any allergies: NKDA 

Diagnosis: Left triquetral avulsion fracture (splinted) 

• Right ankle sprain (wrapped) 

• Difficulty ambulating 

PMHx: Dementia, HTN, HLD, CKD3, CAD, HFrecEF, severe AS s/p TAVR, AFib s/p TEE/DCCV, SSS s/p PPM, nephrolithiasis s/p nephrectomy, BPH, gout 

Current surgery: None 
Dressing Type: Wrist splint, ankle wrap 
Bed Type: Med‑Surg 
Rhythm Type: AFib (on Xarelto) 

Neuro: A&Ox2, Dementia baseline, no LOC, head CT negative 
Respiratory: RA 
Cardiovascular: CHF, AFib, cards following; on PO Lasix 
GI: Regular diet (Halal no beef/pork) 
GU: BPH, voiding 
ACHS: No 
Diet: Regular, Halal (no beef/pork) 
IV Accesses: PIV 
M/S Activities: Difficulty ambulating, high fall risk 
Skin/Wounds: Intact 
Dressings: Wrist splint, ankle wrap 
Vital Signs Time: Routine 

Orders and Follow‑Ups: Pain control, PT/OT, duplex RLE negative 
Discharge Disposition: Pending mobility / placement 
Imaging: CTH negative, ankle/wrist imaging as above 
VTE Prophylaxis: Xarelto 
Pain Management: Tylenol, tramadol PRN, lidocaine patch 
Any questions: Rehab vs SNF? 

Room 2 

Name: S
Date of adm: 4/11
Age: 102
Gender: Male 
Code Status: DNR 
Chief Complaint (CC): Watery diarrhea, fever 
Isolation Status: Contact – Rotavirus (4/12/26) 
Any allergies: NKDA 

Diagnosis: 

• Rotavirus diarrhea 

• UTI (Proteus) 

PMHx: Severe AS s/p TAVR (3/20/26), PPM, PAF, CAD s/p PCI, HTN, HLD, BPH w chronic Foley, CKD, RCC s/p partial nephrectomy, prior SAH 

Current surgery: None 
Bed Type: Med‑Surg 
Rhythm Type: SR with LBBB, prolonged QTc 

Neuro: A&Ox2 
Respiratory: RA 
Cardiovascular: AFib on Eliquis; BP stable 
GI: Watery diarrhea, rotavirus + 
GU: Chronic Foley 
ACHS: No 
Diet: DASH pending swallow screen 
IV Accesses: PIV 
M/S Activities: Fall risk 
Skin/Wounds: Intact 

Orders and Follow‑Ups: 

• Continue CTX for UTI 

• Stool studies / contact iso 

• IVF, trend BMP/CBC 

• Hold diuretics/ARB 

• Urology f/u for 3.8 cm L renal mass 

Discharge Disposition: Pending diarrhea/AKI resolution 
Imaging: CTAP – cystitis?, L renal mass 
VTE Prophylaxis: Eliquis 
Pain Management: Tylenol PRN 

UPDATE: Back on LR IVF@75/HR

 

Room 3 
Name: P
Date of adm: 4/12
Age: 96
Gender: Female 
Code Status: Full code 
Chief Complaint (CC): Severe thoracic back pain, inability to ambulate 
Isolation Status: None 
Any allergies: Advil, aspirin, PCN (GI upset) 

Diagnosis: Acute on chronic thoracic back pain 

PMHx: Osteoporosis, OA, HTN, HLD, mood disorder 
Bed Type: Med‑Surg 
Rhythm Type: NSR 

Neuro: A&Ox2, confuse 
Respiratory: RA 
Cardiovascular: Stable 
GI: Regular bowel regimen 
GU: Voiding 
ACHS: No 
Diet: DASH/TLC + Ensure 
IV Accesses: PIV 
M/S Activities: Limited by pain, OOB x2 to chair 
Skin/Wounds: Intact 

Orders and Follow‑Ups: Pain control, PT/OT 
Discharge Disposition: Pending pain/mobility 
Imaging: Prior trauma scan negative for acute injury 
VTE Prophylaxis: Enoxaparin 
Pain Management: Tylenol, oxy PRN, lidocaine 
 

Room 4 
Name: R
Date of adm: 4/10
Age: 66
Gender: Female 
Code Status: Full code 
Chief Complaint (CC): Progressive LE weakness, paresthesias 
Isolation Status: None 
Any allergies: NKDA 

Diagnosis: 

• Suspected Guillain‑Barré Syndrome 

• Hypokalemia 

PMHx: Obesity, chronic knee pain, gastric sleeve 

Current surgery: None 
Bed Type: Med‑Surg 
Rhythm Type: NSR 

Neuro: A&Ox4, Bilateral LE weakness (L>R) 
Respiratory: RA 
Cardiovascular: Stable 
GI: Regular diet 
GU: Voiding 
ACHS: No 
IV Accesses: PIV 
M/S Activities: Limited mobility 

Orders and Follow‑Ups: IVIG x5 days, neuro eval 
Discharge Disposition: Pending strength recovery 
Imaging: Pending workup 
VTE Prophylaxis: Enoxaparin 
Pain Management: Tylenol 

Update: IVIG 4/5

Room 7 
Name: A
Date of adm: 4/12
Age: 68 
Gender: Female 
Code Status: Full code 
Chief Complaint (CC): Bright red blood per rectum 
Isolation Status: None 
Any allergies: NKDA 

Diagnosis: Lower GI bleed likely diverticular 

PMHx: Vertigo, diabetes 

Bed Type: Med‑Surg 

Neuro: A&Ox4 
Respiratory: RA 
Cardiovascular: Stable Hgb 
GI: Rectal bleeding resolved 
Diet: Regular 

Orders and Follow‑Ups: Monitor H/H, high‑fiber diet 
Discharge Disposition: Likely home 
VTE Prophylaxis: SCDs 
Pain Management: Tylenol PRN 
Any questions: GI follow‑up? 

Room #: 11 
Name: T
Date of adm: 4/12/26 (Day 1) 
Age: 54 
Gender: Male 
Code Status: Full code 
Chief Complaint (CC): LLE pain/swelling 
Isolation Status: None 
Any allergies: NKDA 

Diagnosis: Recurrent LLE DVT and Cellulitis 

PMHx: HTN, HLD, gout, recent PE 

Bed Type: Medsurg 

Neuro: A&Ox4 
Respiratory: RA 
Cardiovascular: On heparin gtt d/ced
GI: Regular diet 
GU: Voiding 

Orders and Follow‑Ups: Heparin drip, heme/onc following 
Discharge Disposition: Pending anticoag plan 
VTE Prophylaxis: Therapeutic heparin 

Update: Home lovenox self-administered.