Take Your Acute Cough to Michigan Medicine – The Doctor Will Give You Something Serious To Worry About

Acute Cough is a Symptom and it takes a Doctor to give you Pneumonia

Michigan Medicine is dismissive, withholding information, or refusing to provide a clear diagnosis for a presenting symptom, Whole Dude at Whole Foods asks Michigan Medicine to take its Acute Cough to a Doctor.

Michigan Medicine is dismissive, withholding information, or refusing to provide a clear diagnosis for a presenting symptom; Whole Dude at Whole Foods asks Michigan Medicine to take its Acute Cough to a Doctor.

Michigan Medicine follows the 3- Monkey Rule – See No Truth, Hear No Truth, and Speak No Truth

Michigan Medicine follows the 3- Monkey Rule – See No Truth, Hear No Truth, and Speak No Truth.The names are a clever play on words. In Japanese, the negative suffix “-zaru” sounds identical to the word for monkey (saru). While today the phrase is sometimes interpreted in the West as ignoring wrongdoing or turning a blind eye.

3-proverbial monkeys. The three monkeys are:

  • Mizaru: Covers his eyes (see no evil).
  • Kikazaru: Covers his ears (hear no evil).
  • Iwazaru: Covers his mouth (speak no evil).

The names are a clever play on words. In Japanese, the negative suffix “-zaru” sounds identical to the word for monkey (saru). While today the phrase is sometimes interpreted in the West as ignoring wrongdoing or turning a blind eye.

Michigan Medicine Patient Portal Presents its Problem List on 06/9/2026

Michigan Medicine Needs a Health Check Up: Michigan Medicine is dismissive, withholding information, or refusing to provide a clear diagnosis for a presenting symptom, Whole Dude at Whole Foods asks Michigan Medicine to take its Cough to a Doctor.

Date Reviewed: 6/9/2026

Acute ischemic stroke 4/01/2025.

Longstanding persistent atrial fibrillation

Weakness 12/18/2025 (the real date of onset is months prior to Acute ischemic stroke on 4/01/2025)- Present

Malignant neoplasm of right lung (CMS/HCC) 02/18/2017 – Present

Adenocarcinoma of right lung, stage 4 (CMS/HCC) 12/20/2025 – Present

NSCLC metastatic to intrathoracic lymph node 4/13/2026 – Present

Human metapneumovirus pneumonia 4/13/2026 – Present

Acute cough 4/13/2026 (the actual date of onset of dry cough was about 5-days prior to Infusion Therapy Day on April 07, 2026 – Present

An acute cough in adults—which lasts less than 3 weeks—is most commonly caused by viral upper respiratory infections like the common cold, influenza, or acute bronchitis. While mostly benign, acute coughs can sometimes signal more serious, life-threatening conditions. 

The primary causes of an acute cough in adults include:

1. Infectious Causes:

Viral Upper Respiratory Infections (URTIs): The Common Cold, viral laryngitis, and influenza are the most ubiquitous triggers.

Acute Bronchitis: Inflammation of the large airways, usually viral, causing a cough that may last a few weeks.

Pneumonia: A bacterial or viral lung infection often accompanied by high fever, chest pain, and shortness of breath.

Pertussis (Whooping Cough): Causes severe fits of coughing followed by a “whooping” sound, which can linger long after the initial infection.

Acute Sinusitis: Inflammation or infection of the sinuses, often resulting in postnasal drip that irritates the throat.

2. Environmental and Allergic Causes:

Inhaled Irritants: Exposure to smoke, dust, pollen, or strong chemical fumes.

Allergic Rhinitis (Hay Fever): An allergic reaction that leads to nasal congestion, sneezing, and postnasal drip. 

3. Exacerbations of Underlying Conditions:

Asthma: Can present with a sudden, dry cough and wheezing.

COPD: A flare-up or exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease can trigger sudden coughing fits.

4. Serious/Life-Threatening Conditions:

Pulmonary Embolism (PE): A potentially fatal blood clot in the lungs that can cause a sudden, dry cough and acute shortness of breath.

Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Acute left heart failure or fluid congestion in the lungs can cause coughing, sometimes producing pink, frothy phlegm.

The ICD-10-CM diagnosis code for an acute cough is R05.1. It is specifically used for a cough lasting less than 3 weeks that is typically associated with upper respiratory infections, acute bronchitis, or the common cold. 

Related ICD-10 Cough Codes

For proper billing and documentation, here are the other expanded cough codes available:

Code [12345]DescriptionDuration / Condition
R05.1Acute coughLess than 3 weeks
R05.2Subacute cough3 to 8 weeks
R05.3Chronic coughGreater than 8 weeks
R05.4Cough syncopeCoughing spells that cause fainting

The Gospel According to the Saints of Michigan Medicine

The Gospel According to the Saints of Michigan Medicine :
“Dexamethasone is a standard component of the treatment regimen and is also commonly used in the management of certain respiratory illnesses.”

Michigan Medicine on a Slippery Slope for it lacks professional expertise to review its own actions

Michigan Medicine is on a Slippery Slope for it lacks the professional ability to review its own actions. On May 27, 2026, Michigan Medicine issued a written statement stating, “Dexamethasone is a standard component of the treatment regimen and is also commonly used in the management of certain respiratory illnesses.” Michigan Medicine does not believe in Individualized Patient Care Plan.

From: Rudra Rebbapragada
To: Customer Service, BlueCross BlueShield of Texas
Group / Subscriber: 272553 / 000823730773
Mon, 1 Jun 2026 7:14:14 AM
Quality of Care at Michigan Medicine is totally deficient; its negligence and the lack of a Screening Protocol have endangered the life of my dependent substantially impacting the quality of her life.
On May 27, 2026, Michigan Medicine closed my inquiry without taking any further action. I ask you to carefully review the letter and it provides direct evidence to support my concerns apart from displaying their lack of professional ability to review their own actions. For example, Michigan Medicine in their written statement of May 27, 2026 state, “Dexamethasone is a standard component of the treatment regimen and is also commonly used in the management of certain respiratory illnesses.” This statement clearly provides the evidence to claim that Michigan Medicine has no Individualized Care Plan to meet the needs of the Specific Individual Patient.
Administering dexamethasone—a potent systemic corticosteroid—for a cough caused by a simple viral upper respiratory tract infection (URTI) is generally not recommended and poses several clinical risks.Primary Dangers & RisksSuppressed Immune Response: Because URTIs are viral, the body relies on an active immune response to clear the infection. Dexamethasone suppresses the immune system, which can increase the severity of the illness and delay viral clearance.
I ask BlueCross BlueShield of Texas to demand the medical service provider to give the Diagnostic Code for the Screening Examination conducted on April 07, 2026. The Patient Records do not reveal the Diagnostic Medical Data of this Medical Visit. Further, Michigan Medicine failed to discuss this Diagnosis with the patient and failed to obtain an Informed Consent Statement to proceed with Infusion Therapy and its potential to harm the patient who is diagnosed with Upper Respiratory Tract Infection.
I ask BlueCross BlueShield of Texas to contact the following agencies as I am not satisfied with the resolution provided by Michigan Medicine. Please file a complaint on my behalf; 1. LARA – Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs and 2. Joint Commission – Office of Quality and Patient Safety.
I encourage you file a complaint with the two agencies as you have access to the patient records. We have a duty to report deficiencies of the health delivery system which directly relate to the health policy and not of shortcomings of individuals or errors in performance. It is not because of the negative outcome. It is about informing the patient of the risks involved in the treatment plan.

Michigan Medicine Neglects Taking Care of Common Cold

The most famous instance of Michigan “fumbling the ball” is the 2015 “Trouble with the Snap” play, where a mishandled punt against Michigan State was returned for a game-winning touchdown by the Spartans, 27–23.

On October 17, 2015, No. 7 Michigan State defeated No. 12 Michigan 27–23 in Ann Arbor following a disastrous, mishandled punt by Michigan with 10 seconds left. Spartans player Jalen Watts-Jackson recovered the fumble and ran 38 yards for a touchdown as time expired, creating one of the most iconic, shocking endings in college football history.

Steroid Protocol for Chemotherapy Infusion at Michigan Medicine Rogel Cancer Center is Fundamentally Flawed

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia.

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia. In my analysis, the Steroid Protocol for Infusion Therapy at Rogel Cancer Center is fundamentally flawed for it fails to include a Specific Warning and a Disclaimer to Warn the patient of the Dangers of taking Steroids while experiencing the symptoms of an Upper Respiratory Tract Infection or Common Cold .

What is the Screening Protocol for Cancer Infusion Therapy at Rogel Cancer Center?

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia.

Based on standard premedication protocols used at the Michigan Medicine Rogel Cancer Center, particularly for taxane-based chemotherapy, a common steroid regimen involves taking oral dexamethasone the day before and the day of infusion to prevent hypersensitivity reactions and alleviate nausea

Common Protocol Structure:

Day Before Infusion: Often 8–10 mg of dexamethasone orally.

Day of Infusion: Often 8–10 mg of dexamethasone orally, typically given 1–2 hours before the infusion, often supplemented with intravenous dexamethasone at the clinic.

Day After Infusion: Frequently 4–8 mg of dexamethasone, sometimes twice daily, depending on the specific chemotherapy regimen (e.g., Daratumumab or Paclitaxel protocols). 

Important Notes:

Steroid protocols are tailored to the specific treatment (e.g., chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or CAR-T) and the individual patient’s risk of reaction.

Some treatments, such as certain CAR T-cell therapies, require avoiding or limiting corticosteroids before infusion, contrary to standard chemotherapy protocols. 

Before chemotherapy is administered, healthcare providers follow a rigorous multi-step screening and assessment protocol to ensure the patient’s body can safely handle the treatment. This process includes baseline medical evaluations, specific lab tests, and safety verifications. Unfortunately, Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.

Mcdonald’s Screening Protocol to provide Service

Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.

McDonald’s frequently displays “No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service” signs, a common, lawful policy used by businesses to ensure customer safety and maintain service standards. These signs are largely aimed at preventing safety hazards, such as slip-and-fall risks for customers walking in wet from nearby pools or protecting customers from hazards.

Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.”Historical Michigan TouchDown” without Tossing Ball. World Rejoices Singing ‘Hail to the Victors’.

Michigan Medicine Oncology Department has no Clinical Medicine Protocol to Screen Patients with Upper Respiratory Tract Infections as the Medical Problem does not demand Hi-Tech Medical Interventions.

Michigan Medicine Oncology Department has no Clinical Medicine Protocol to Screen Patients with Upper Respiratory Tract Infections as the Medical Problem does not demand Hi-Tech Medical Interventions.

Reporting Concerns to Michigan Medicine Patient Relations and Clinical Risk Management Program

The Michigan Medicine Office of Patient Relations & Clinical Risk (734-936-4330) manages patient feedback, investigates complaints, and works to improve safety and care quality. They handle concerns when care does not meet expectations, offering a formal process for resolution. The team also manages medical professional liability and investigates safety incidents.

The Michigan Medicine Office of Patient Relations & Clinical Risk (734-936-4330) manages patient feedback, investigates complaints, and works to improve safety and care quality. They handle concerns when care does not meet expectations, offering a formal process for resolution. The team also manages medical professional liability and investigates safety incidents.

From Patient Relations: Apr 28Apr 28 at 1:20 PM

What specifically led you to believe the screening protocol is “dangerously inadequate” and “medically unethical”?Was there a particular date, visit, or appointment when this occurred?When you say the patient was “deliberately exposed to the consequences of a viral infection,” what do you mean? For example, was the concern about possible exposure to others who were ill, or about proceeding with treatment despite symptoms?Regarding the persistent, recurrent cough, when was this ignored by caregivers?

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2026 at 12:16:28 PM EDT

Subject: [SECURE] Patient Relations Concern

I want to bring to your attention that a patient received corticosteroid therapy (Tablet Dexamethasone twice daily on Monday, April 06, Tuesday, April 07, and on Wednesday, April 08, while she was experiencing an Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. This steroid therapy can easily mask symptoms like fever while aggravating the severity of the infection.

Taking dexamethasone tablets during an upper respiratory tract infection (URTI) poses significant risks due to its immunosuppressant nature, which can worsen or mask infections. It may delay viral clearance, promote bacterial superinfections, and increase risks for serious complications like pneumonia or secondary fungal infections.

Key Risks of Dexamethasone with URTIs:

  • Increased Infection Severity: Dexamethasone lowers your immune system, making it easier to catch infections and harder for your body to fight existing ones. It can cause infections to become more severe or fatal.
  • Masking Symptoms: By suppressing inflammation, dexamethasone can mask signs of infection, such as fever, causing a delay in necessary medical treatment.
  • Secondary/Reactivated Infections: It can increase the risk of developing secondary infections or causing latent infections (like tuberculosis or hepatitis B) to become active again.
  • Increased Viral Load: Evidence suggests that corticosteroids like dexamethasone can delay the clearance of viruses from the body.
  • Respiratory Complications: The use of dexamethasone in patients with viral infections can be associated with increased mortality and, in some cases, exacerbation of respiratory conditions.
  • Systemic Side Effects: Even short-term use can lead to side effects such as high blood pressure, hyperglycemia (high blood sugar), and fluid retention. This patient reported to the Clinic with hyperglycemia on the day of Infusion therapy.

 1. It is medically unethical to administer drugs without fully disclosing the side effects of the medications. The patient must be duly informed about the risks involved and the patient must get an opportunity to make an informed choice about the therapeutic intervention. The Hospital has billed the patient $400.00 to impart education to learn about the drugs and their adverse effects which could be life threatening. The educator provided by the Hospital has the fundamental duty to assess the risks that of direct concern to the particular, specific patient. The Screening is put in place to avoid negative outcomes for the patient. The Screening Protocol must determine the medical fitness of the patient to receive the therapy planned. Patient’s life is endangered by the administration of Chemotherapy while the patient is infected by an infectious agent and exhibiting clear symptoms of an active infection that produces charateristic symptoms.
2. This unfortunate incident took place on Tuesday, April 7 at the University Hospital and the event is recorded in the patient’s medical documents and the aftercare summary notes available on the patient portal.
3. Patient is placed at the extreme risk of losing life on account of administering a therapeutic agent while immunocompromised. The patient’s age and her medical condition are known risk factors and the presence of an active infection is a known contraindications to the planned infusion therapy on April 07. The treatment plan must not proceed even if the patient with symptomatic Upper Respiratory Tract infection has come to the clinic.

4. On April 07, at the University Hospital, the Physician Assistant deliberately ignored the concerns shared by the patient, her son and her spouse about Dry persistent Cough. The educator gave false assurances by dismissing the concern and suggested that viral infections in the community cause these problems like cough and failed to mention the risk of Pneumonia that can cause respiratory failure and death.

The patient talked to Patient Relations on the phone on April 28. 2026 to confirm that she has concerns to share about her Office Visit with PA-C on Tuesday, April 07, 2026, 2.40 P.M., at Thoracic Oncology Clinic, University of Michigan Health Infusion Area, Rogel Cancer Center for assessment of her medical fitness prior to Infusion Therapy prescribed by Michigan Medicine Oncologist. The Medical Negligence of this caregiver directly resulted in patient’s admission to University Hospital on April 12, 2026 and she remains in the Hospital  on this day, Wednesday, April 29, 2026 suffering from the direct consequences of infection with Human Metapneumovirus (hMPV) and lost the benefit of receiving the planned palliative care scheduled for April 28, 2026. The evidence of this infection was apparent on Tuesday, April 07, 2026 during the above mentioned Office Visit.

Medical negligence is a legal concept defining when a healthcare professional deviates from the accepted standard of care, causing injury or death to a patient. It occurs when a provider acts—or fails to act—in a way a reasonably competent professional would not, often labeled as medical malpractice. Key elements include duty, breach, causation, and damages. 

  • Failure to Obtain Informed Consent: Failing to inform a patient of the risks of a procedure, leading to an injury they would have otherwise avoided.
  • World Class Medical Care refers to Stringent Quality Standards: Adherence to superior clinical guidelines that often result in significantly lower readmission rates compared to national averages.
  • Screening Protocol for giving Cancer Chemotherapy to Patients: Before chemotherapy is administered, healthcare providers follow a rigorous multi-step screening and assessment protocol to ensure the patient’s body can safely handle the treatment. This process includes baseline medical evaluations, specific lab tests, and safety verifications.
Unfortunately, Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.

High-tech Medicine falls short for neglecting clinical medicine

High-tech medicine often falls short of its promise because an overemphasis on technological solutions frequently leads to the neglect of essential clinical skills and humanistic care. While advanced diagnostic tools and AI have enhanced medical capabilities, they have also contributed to a “high-tech, low-touch” environment that can dehumanize patient care, reduce, and increase.

Impact of Neglecting Clinical Medicine

Erosion of the Patient-Physician Relationship: Technology has become an obstacle to direct patient-physician interaction. The art of listening and physical examination is being lost as clinicians focus more on screen-based data and automated tools.

Dehumanization of Care: Patients are increasingly treated as a collection of data points rather than whole individuals. The subjective, personal experience of illness is often ignored in favor of biochemical or imaging results.

Data Overload vs. Meaningful Care: Modern, and are often, leading to “drowning in data but starving for meaning”.

Increased Medical Errors: Over-reliance on technology (e.g., or) can lead to new types of errors. Poorly designed Electronic Health Records (EHRs) lead to “check-the-box” workflows that obscure the patient’s true narrative.

The “High-Tech” Paradox

“Prisoner’s Dilemma”: Hospitals often invest in expensive technology (e.g.,) to attract talent, not necessarily because it improves patient outcomes.

False Efficiency: The time spent on and digital documentation contributes to clinician burnout and reduces the time available for direct patient care.

Misleading Solutions: AI and High-Tech gadgets cannot replace the compassionate, “high-touch” care required to treat anxious and uncertain patients.

The Need for Balance
To avoid falling short, healthcare must reintegrate the “art” of medicine—empathy, communication, and physical touch—with technological advancements. Experts suggest that technology should be a supportive tool, not a substitute for the patient-physician connection.

Prioritize Human Interaction: Reimbursement models should value time spent listening to patients over simply conducting tests and procedures.

Improve Technology Design: Future development must focus on usability and reducing, rather than adding to, the burden on clinicians.

Acknowledge Limits: Michigan Medicine must recognize that it is not ready to replace human judgment with high-cost technology to address the health care challenges posed by the most common illnesses that impact the Community.

Michigan Medicine is dismissive, withholding information, or refusing to provide a clear diagnosis for a presenting symptom, Whole Dude at Whole Foods asks Michigan Medicine to take its Cough to a Doctor.

Whole Deception – Whole Dude at Whole Foods asks Michigan Medicine to take its Cough to a Doctor

Michigan Medicine needs a Health Check Up. Cough is a Symptom and take it to your Doctor

Michigan Medicine is dismissive, withholding information, or refusing to provide a clear diagnosis for a presenting symptom, Whole Dude at Whole Foods asks Michigan Medicine to take its Cough to a Doctor.

Michigan Medicine is dismissive, withholding information, or refusing to provide a clear diagnosis for a presenting symptom; Whole Dude at Whole Foods asks Michigan Medicine to take its Cough to a Doctor.

Michigan Medicine follows the 3- Monkey Rule – See No Truth, Hear No Truth, and Speak No Truth

Michigan Medicine follows the 3- Monkey Rule – See No Truth, Hear No Truth, and Speak No Truth.The names are a clever play on words. In Japanese, the negative suffix “-zaru” sounds identical to the word for monkey (saru). While today the phrase is sometimes interpreted in the West as ignoring wrongdoing or turning a blind eye.

3-proverbial monkeys. The three monkeys are:

  • Mizaru: Covers his eyes (see no evil).
  • Kikazaru: Covers his ears (hear no evil).
  • Iwazaru: Covers his mouth (speak no evil).

The names are a clever play on words. In Japanese, the negative suffix “-zaru” sounds identical to the word for monkey (saru). While today the phrase is sometimes interpreted in the West as ignoring wrongdoing or turning a blind eye.

Michigan Medicine Patient Portal Presents its Problem List on 06/9/2026

Michigan Medicine Needs a Health Check Up: Michigan Medicine is dismissive, withholding information, or refusing to provide a clear diagnosis for a presenting symptom, Whole Dude at Whole Foods asks Michigan Medicine to take its Cough to a Doctor.

Date Reviewed: 6/9/2026

Acute ischemic stroke 4/01/2025.

Longstanding persistent atrial fibrillation

Weakness 12/18/2025 (the real date of onset is months prior to Acute ischemic stroke on 4/01/2025)- Present

Malignant neoplasm of right lung (CMS/HCC) 02/18/2017 – Present

Adenocarcinoma of right lung, stage 4 (CMS/HCC) 12/20/2025 – Present

NSCLC metastatic to intrathoracic lymph node 4/13/2026 – Present

Human metapneumovirus pneumonia 4/13/2026 – Present

Acute cough 4/13/2026 (the actual date of onset of dry cough was about 5-days prior to Infusion Therapy Day on April 07, 2026 – Present

An acute cough in adults—which lasts less than 3 weeks—is most commonly caused by viral upper respiratory infections like the common cold, influenza, or acute bronchitis. While mostly benign, acute coughs can sometimes signal more serious, life-threatening conditions. 

The primary causes of an acute cough in adults include:

1. Infectious Causes:

Viral Upper Respiratory Infections (URTIs): The Common Cold, viral laryngitis, and influenza are the most ubiquitous triggers.

Acute Bronchitis: Inflammation of the large airways, usually viral, causing a cough that may last a few weeks.

Pneumonia: A bacterial or viral lung infection often accompanied by high fever, chest pain, and shortness of breath.

Pertussis (Whooping Cough): Causes severe fits of coughing followed by a “whooping” sound, which can linger long after the initial infection.

Acute Sinusitis: Inflammation or infection of the sinuses, often resulting in postnasal drip that irritates the throat.

2. Environmental and Allergic Causes:

Inhaled Irritants: Exposure to smoke, dust, pollen, or strong chemical fumes.

Allergic Rhinitis (Hay Fever): An allergic reaction that leads to nasal congestion, sneezing, and postnasal drip. 

3. Exacerbations of Underlying Conditions:

Asthma: Can present with a sudden, dry cough and wheezing.

COPD: A flare-up or exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease can trigger sudden coughing fits.

4. Serious/Life-Threatening Conditions:

Pulmonary Embolism (PE): A potentially fatal blood clot in the lungs that can cause a sudden, dry cough and acute shortness of breath.

Congestive Heart Failure (CHF): Acute left heart failure or fluid congestion in the lungs can cause coughing, sometimes producing pink, frothy phlegm.

The ICD-10-CM diagnosis code for an acute cough is R05.1. It is specifically used for a cough lasting less than 3 weeks that is typically associated with upper respiratory infections, acute bronchitis, or the common cold. 

Related ICD-10 Cough Codes

For proper billing and documentation, here are the other expanded cough codes available:

Code [12345]DescriptionDuration / Condition
R05.1Acute coughLess than 3 weeks
R05.2Subacute cough3 to 8 weeks
R05.3Chronic coughGreater than 8 weeks
R05.4Cough syncopeCoughing spells that cause fainting

The Gospel According to the Saints of Michigan Medicine

The Gospel According to the Saints of Michigan Medicine :
“Dexamethasone is a standard component of the treatment regimen and is also commonly used in the management of certain respiratory illnesses.”

Michigan Medicine on a Slippery Slope for it lacks professional expertise to review its own actions

Michigan Medicine is on a Slippery Slope for it lacks the professional ability to review its own actions. On May 27, 2026, Michigan Medicine issued a written statement stating, “Dexamethasone is a standard component of the treatment regimen and is also commonly used in the management of certain respiratory illnesses.” Michigan Medicine does not believe in Individualized Patient Care Plan.

From: Rudra Rebbapragada
To: Customer Service, BlueCross BlueShield of Texas
Group / Subscriber: 272553 / 000823730773
Mon, 1 Jun 2026 7:14:14 AM
Quality of Care at Michigan Medicine is totally deficient; its negligence and the lack of a Screening Protocol have endangered the life of my dependent substantially impacting the quality of her life.
On May 27, 2026, Michigan Medicine closed my inquiry without taking any further action. I ask you to carefully review the letter and it provides direct evidence to support my concerns apart from displaying their lack of professional ability to review their own actions. For example, Michigan Medicine in their written statement of May 27, 2026 state, “Dexamethasone is a standard component of the treatment regimen and is also commonly used in the management of certain respiratory illnesses.” This statement clearly provides the evidence to claim that Michigan Medicine has no Individualized Care Plan to meet the needs of the Specific Individual Patient.
Administering dexamethasone—a potent systemic corticosteroid—for a cough caused by a simple viral upper respiratory tract infection (URTI) is generally not recommended and poses several clinical risks.Primary Dangers & RisksSuppressed Immune Response: Because URTIs are viral, the body relies on an active immune response to clear the infection. Dexamethasone suppresses the immune system, which can increase the severity of the illness and delay viral clearance.
I ask BlueCross BlueShield of Texas to demand the medical service provider to give the Diagnostic Code for the Screening Examination conducted on April 07, 2026. The Patient Records do not reveal the Diagnostic Medical Data of this Medical Visit. Further, Michigan Medicine failed to discuss this Diagnosis with the patient and failed to obtain an Informed Consent Statement to proceed with Infusion Therapy and its potential to harm the patient who is diagnosed with Upper Respiratory Tract Infection.
I ask BlueCross BlueShield of Texas to contact the following agencies as I am not satisfied with the resolution provided by Michigan Medicine. Please file a complaint on my behalf; 1. LARA – Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs and 2. Joint Commission – Office of Quality and Patient Safety.
I encourage you file a complaint with the two agencies as you have access to the patient records. We have a duty to report deficiencies of the health delivery system which directly relate to the health policy and not of shortcomings of individuals or errors in performance. It is not because of the negative outcome. It is about informing the patient of the risks involved in the treatment plan.

Michigan Medicine Neglects Taking Care of Common Cold

The most famous instance of Michigan “fumbling the ball” is the 2015 “Trouble with the Snap” play, where a mishandled punt against Michigan State was returned for a game-winning touchdown by the Spartans, 27–23.

On October 17, 2015, No. 7 Michigan State defeated No. 12 Michigan 27–23 in Ann Arbor following a disastrous, mishandled punt by Michigan with 10 seconds left. Spartans player Jalen Watts-Jackson recovered the fumble and ran 38 yards for a touchdown as time expired, creating one of the most iconic, shocking endings in college football history.

Steroid Protocol for Chemotherapy Infusion at Michigan Medicine Rogel Cancer Center is Fundamentally Flawed

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia.

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia. In my analysis, the Steroid Protocol for Infusion Therapy at Rogel Cancer Center is fundamentally flawed for it fails to include a Specific Warning and a Disclaimer to Warn the patient of the Dangers of taking Steroids while experiencing the symptoms of an Upper Respiratory Tract Infection or Common Cold .

What is the Screening Protocol for Cancer Infusion Therapy at Rogel Cancer Center?

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia.

Based on standard premedication protocols used at the Michigan Medicine Rogel Cancer Center, particularly for taxane-based chemotherapy, a common steroid regimen involves taking oral dexamethasone the day before and the day of infusion to prevent hypersensitivity reactions and alleviate nausea

Common Protocol Structure:

Day Before Infusion: Often 8–10 mg of dexamethasone orally.

Day of Infusion: Often 8–10 mg of dexamethasone orally, typically given 1–2 hours before the infusion, often supplemented with intravenous dexamethasone at the clinic.

Day After Infusion: Frequently 4–8 mg of dexamethasone, sometimes twice daily, depending on the specific chemotherapy regimen (e.g., Daratumumab or Paclitaxel protocols). 

Important Notes:

Steroid protocols are tailored to the specific treatment (e.g., chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or CAR-T) and the individual patient’s risk of reaction.

Some treatments, such as certain CAR T-cell therapies, require avoiding or limiting corticosteroids before infusion, contrary to standard chemotherapy protocols. 

Before chemotherapy is administered, healthcare providers follow a rigorous multi-step screening and assessment protocol to ensure the patient’s body can safely handle the treatment. This process includes baseline medical evaluations, specific lab tests, and safety verifications. Unfortunately, Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.

Mcdonald’s Screening Protocol to provide Service

Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.

McDonald’s frequently displays “No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service” signs, a common, lawful policy used by businesses to ensure customer safety and maintain service standards. These signs are largely aimed at preventing safety hazards, such as slip-and-fall risks for customers walking in wet from nearby pools or protecting customers from hazards.

Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.”Historical Michigan TouchDown” without Tossing Ball. World Rejoices Singing ‘Hail to the Victors’.

Michigan Medicine Oncology Department has no Clinical Medicine Protocol to Screen Patients with Upper Respiratory Tract Infections as the Medical Problem does not demand Hi-Tech Medical Interventions.

Michigan Medicine Oncology Department has no Clinical Medicine Protocol to Screen Patients with Upper Respiratory Tract Infections as the Medical Problem does not demand Hi-Tech Medical Interventions.

Reporting Concerns to Michigan Medicine Patient Relations and Clinical Risk Management Program

The Michigan Medicine Office of Patient Relations & Clinical Risk (734-936-4330) manages patient feedback, investigates complaints, and works to improve safety and care quality. They handle concerns when care does not meet expectations, offering a formal process for resolution. The team also manages medical professional liability and investigates safety incidents.

The Michigan Medicine Office of Patient Relations & Clinical Risk (734-936-4330) manages patient feedback, investigates complaints, and works to improve safety and care quality. They handle concerns when care does not meet expectations, offering a formal process for resolution. The team also manages medical professional liability and investigates safety incidents.

From Patient Relations: Apr 28Apr 28 at 1:20 PM

What specifically led you to believe the screening protocol is “dangerously inadequate” and “medically unethical”?Was there a particular date, visit, or appointment when this occurred?When you say the patient was “deliberately exposed to the consequences of a viral infection,” what do you mean? For example, was the concern about possible exposure to others who were ill, or about proceeding with treatment despite symptoms?Regarding the persistent, recurrent cough, when was this ignored by caregivers?

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2026 at 12:16:28 PM EDT

Subject: [SECURE] Patient Relations Concern

I want to bring to your attention that a patient received corticosteroid therapy (Tablet Dexamethasone twice daily on Monday, April 06, Tuesday, April 07, and on Wednesday, April 08, while she was experiencing an Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. This steroid therapy can easily mask symptoms like fever while aggravating the severity of the infection.

Taking dexamethasone tablets during an upper respiratory tract infection (URTI) poses significant risks due to its immunosuppressant nature, which can worsen or mask infections. It may delay viral clearance, promote bacterial superinfections, and increase risks for serious complications like pneumonia or secondary fungal infections.

Key Risks of Dexamethasone with URTIs:

  • Increased Infection Severity: Dexamethasone lowers your immune system, making it easier to catch infections and harder for your body to fight existing ones. It can cause infections to become more severe or fatal.
  • Masking Symptoms: By suppressing inflammation, dexamethasone can mask signs of infection, such as fever, causing a delay in necessary medical treatment.
  • Secondary/Reactivated Infections: It can increase the risk of developing secondary infections or causing latent infections (like tuberculosis or hepatitis B) to become active again.
  • Increased Viral Load: Evidence suggests that corticosteroids like dexamethasone can delay the clearance of viruses from the body.
  • Respiratory Complications: The use of dexamethasone in patients with viral infections can be associated with increased mortality and, in some cases, exacerbation of respiratory conditions.
  • Systemic Side Effects: Even short-term use can lead to side effects such as high blood pressure, hyperglycemia (high blood sugar), and fluid retention. This patient reported to the Clinic with hyperglycemia on the day of Infusion therapy.

 1. It is medically unethical to administer drugs without fully disclosing the side effects of the medications. The patient must be duly informed about the risks involved and the patient must get an opportunity to make an informed choice about the therapeutic intervention. The Hospital has billed the patient $400.00 to impart education to learn about the drugs and their adverse effects which could be life threatening. The educator provided by the Hospital has the fundamental duty to assess the risks that of direct concern to the particular, specific patient. The Screening is put in place to avoid negative outcomes for the patient. The Screening Protocol must determine the medical fitness of the patient to receive the therapy planned. Patient’s life is endangered by the administration of Chemotherapy while the patient is infected by an infectious agent and exhibiting clear symptoms of an active infection that produces charateristic symptoms.
2. This unfortunate incident took place on Tuesday, April 7 at the University Hospital and the event is recorded in the patient’s medical documents and the aftercare summary notes available on the patient portal.
3. Patient is placed at the extreme risk of losing life on account of administering a therapeutic agent while immunocompromised. The patient’s age and her medical condition are known risk factors and the presence of an active infection is a known contraindications to the planned infusion therapy on April 07. The treatment plan must not proceed even if the patient with symptomatic Upper Respiratory Tract infection has come to the clinic.

4. On April 07, at the University Hospital, the Physician Assistant deliberately ignored the concerns shared by the patient, her son and her spouse about Dry persistent Cough. The educator gave false assurances by dismissing the concern and suggested that viral infections in the community cause these problems like cough and failed to mention the risk of Pneumonia that can cause respiratory failure and death.

The patient talked to Patient Relations on the phone on April 28. 2026 to confirm that she has concerns to share about her Office Visit with PA-C on Tuesday, April 07, 2026, 2.40 P.M., at Thoracic Oncology Clinic, University of Michigan Health Infusion Area, Rogel Cancer Center for assessment of her medical fitness prior to Infusion Therapy prescribed by Michigan Medicine Oncologist. The Medical Negligence of this caregiver directly resulted in patient’s admission to University Hospital on April 12, 2026 and she remains in the Hospital  on this day, Wednesday, April 29, 2026 suffering from the direct consequences of infection with Human Metapneumovirus (hMPV) and lost the benefit of receiving the planned palliative care scheduled for April 28, 2026. The evidence of this infection was apparent on Tuesday, April 07, 2026 during the above mentioned Office Visit.

Medical negligence is a legal concept defining when a healthcare professional deviates from the accepted standard of care, causing injury or death to a patient. It occurs when a provider acts—or fails to act—in a way a reasonably competent professional would not, often labeled as medical malpractice. Key elements include duty, breach, causation, and damages. 

  • Failure to Obtain Informed Consent: Failing to inform a patient of the risks of a procedure, leading to an injury they would have otherwise avoided.
  • World Class Medical Care refers to Stringent Quality Standards: Adherence to superior clinical guidelines that often result in significantly lower readmission rates compared to national averages.
  • Screening Protocol for giving Cancer Chemotherapy to Patients: Before chemotherapy is administered, healthcare providers follow a rigorous multi-step screening and assessment protocol to ensure the patient’s body can safely handle the treatment. This process includes baseline medical evaluations, specific lab tests, and safety verifications.
Unfortunately, Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.

High-tech Medicine falls short for neglecting clinical medicine

High-tech medicine often falls short of its promise because an overemphasis on technological solutions frequently leads to the neglect of essential clinical skills and humanistic care. While advanced diagnostic tools and AI have enhanced medical capabilities, they have also contributed to a “high-tech, low-touch” environment that can dehumanize patient care, reduce, and increase.

Impact of Neglecting Clinical Medicine

Erosion of the Patient-Physician Relationship: Technology has become an obstacle to direct patient-physician interaction. The art of listening and physical examination is being lost as clinicians focus more on screen-based data and automated tools.

Dehumanization of Care: Patients are increasingly treated as a collection of data points rather than whole individuals. The subjective, personal experience of illness is often ignored in favor of biochemical or imaging results.

Data Overload vs. Meaningful Care: Modern, and are often, leading to “drowning in data but starving for meaning”.

Increased Medical Errors: Over-reliance on technology (e.g., or) can lead to new types of errors. Poorly designed Electronic Health Records (EHRs) lead to “check-the-box” workflows that obscure the patient’s true narrative.

The “High-Tech” Paradox

“Prisoner’s Dilemma”: Hospitals often invest in expensive technology (e.g.,) to attract talent, not necessarily because it improves patient outcomes.

False Efficiency: The time spent on and digital documentation contributes to clinician burnout and reduces the time available for direct patient care.

Misleading Solutions: AI and High-Tech gadgets cannot replace the compassionate, “high-touch” care required to treat anxious and uncertain patients.

The Need for Balance
To avoid falling short, healthcare must reintegrate the “art” of medicine—empathy, communication, and physical touch—with technological advancements. Experts suggest that technology should be a supportive tool, not a substitute for the patient-physician connection.

Prioritize Human Interaction: Reimbursement models should value time spent listening to patients over simply conducting tests and procedures.

Improve Technology Design: Future development must focus on usability and reducing, rather than adding to, the burden on clinicians.

Acknowledge Limits: Michigan Medicine must recognize that it is not ready to replace human judgment with high-cost technology to address the health care challenges posed by the most common illnesses that impact the Community.

Michigan Medicine is dismissive, withholding information, or refusing to provide a clear diagnosis for a presenting symptom, Whole Dude at Whole Foods asks Michigan Medicine to take its Cough to a Doctor.

Whole Rule – Whole Dude at Whole Foods Compliments Michigan Medicine for its Game Plan

Michigan Medicine follows the 3- Monkey Rule – See No Truth, Hear No Truth, and Speak No Truth

Michigan Medicine follows the 3- Monkey Rule – See No Truth, Hear No Truth, and Speak No Truth.The names are a clever play on words. In Japanese, the negative suffix “-zaru” sounds identical to the word for monkey (saru). While today the phrase is sometimes interpreted in the West as ignoring wrongdoing or turning a blind eye.

3-proverbial monkeys. The three monkeys are:

  • Mizaru: Covers his eyes (see no evil).
  • Kikazaru: Covers his ears (hear no evil).
  • Iwazaru: Covers his mouth (speak no evil).

The names are a clever play on words. In Japanese, the negative suffix “-zaru” sounds identical to the word for monkey (saru). While today the phrase is sometimes interpreted in the West as ignoring wrongdoing or turning a blind eye.

The Gospel According to the Saints of Michigan Medicine :
“Dexamethasone is a standard component of the treatment regimen and is also commonly used in the management of certain respiratory illnesses.”

Michigan Medicine on a Slippery Slope for it lacks professional expertise to review its own actions

Michigan Medicine is on a Slippery Slope for it lacks the professional ability to review its own actions. On May 27, 2026, Michigan Medicine issued a written statement stating, “Dexamethasone is a standard component of the treatment regimen and is also commonly used in the management of certain respiratory illnesses.” Michigan Medicine does not believe in Individualized Patient Care Plan.

From: Rudra Rebbapragada
To: Customer Service, BlueCross BlueShield of Texas
Group / Subscriber: 272553 / 000823730773
Mon, 1 Jun 2026 7:14:14 AM
Quality of Care at Michigan Medicine is totally deficient; its negligence and the lack of a Screening Protocol have endangered the life of my dependent substantially impacting the quality of her life.
On May 27, 2026, Michigan Medicine closed my inquiry without taking any further action. I ask you to carefully review the letter and it provides direct evidence to support my concerns apart from displaying their lack of professional ability to review their own actions. For example, Michigan Medicine in their written statement of May 27, 2026 state, “Dexamethasone is a standard component of the treatment regimen and is also commonly used in the management of certain respiratory illnesses.” This statement clearly provides the evidence to claim that Michigan Medicine has no Individualized Care Plan to meet the needs of the Specific Individual Patient.
Administering dexamethasone—a potent systemic corticosteroid—for a cough caused by a simple viral upper respiratory tract infection (URTI) is generally not recommended and poses several clinical risks.Primary Dangers & RisksSuppressed Immune Response: Because URTIs are viral, the body relies on an active immune response to clear the infection. Dexamethasone suppresses the immune system, which can increase the severity of the illness and delay viral clearance.
I ask BlueCross BlueShield of Texas to demand the medical service provider to give the Diagnostic Code for the Screening Examination conducted on April 07, 2026. The Patient Records do not reveal the Diagnostic Medical Data of this Medical Visit. Further, Michigan Medicine failed to discuss this Diagnosis with the patient and failed to obtain an Informed Consent Statement to proceed with Infusion Therapy and its potential to harm the patient who is diagnosed with Upper Respiratory Tract Infection.
I ask BlueCross BlueShield of Texas to contact the following agencies as I am not satisfied with the resolution provided by Michigan Medicine. Please file a complaint on my behalf; 1. LARA – Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs and 2. Joint Commission – Office of Quality and Patient Safety.
I encourage you file a complaint with the two agencies as you have access to the patient records. We have a duty to report deficiencies of the health delivery system which directly relate to the health policy and not of shortcomings of individuals or errors in performance. It is not because of the negative outcome. It is about informing the patient of the risks involved in the treatment plan.

Michigan Medicine Neglects Taking Care of Common Cold

The most famous instance of Michigan “fumbling the ball” is the 2015 “Trouble with the Snap” play, where a mishandled punt against Michigan State was returned for a game-winning touchdown by the Spartans, 27–23.

On October 17, 2015, No. 7 Michigan State defeated No. 12 Michigan 27–23 in Ann Arbor following a disastrous, mishandled punt by Michigan with 10 seconds left. Spartans player Jalen Watts-Jackson recovered the fumble and ran 38 yards for a touchdown as time expired, creating one of the most iconic, shocking endings in college football history.

Steroid Protocol for Chemotherapy Infusion at Michigan Medicine Rogel Cancer Center is Fundamentally Flawed

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia.

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia. In my analysis, the Steroid Protocol for Infusion Therapy at Rogel Cancer Center is fundamentally flawed for it fails to include a Specific Warning and a Disclaimer to Warn the patient of the Dangers of taking Steroids while experiencing the symptoms of an Upper Respiratory Tract Infection or Common Cold .

What is the Screening Protocol for Cancer Infusion Therapy at Rogel Cancer Center?

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia.

Based on standard premedication protocols used at the Michigan Medicine Rogel Cancer Center, particularly for taxane-based chemotherapy, a common steroid regimen involves taking oral dexamethasone the day before and the day of infusion to prevent hypersensitivity reactions and alleviate nausea

Common Protocol Structure:

Day Before Infusion: Often 8–10 mg of dexamethasone orally.

Day of Infusion: Often 8–10 mg of dexamethasone orally, typically given 1–2 hours before the infusion, often supplemented with intravenous dexamethasone at the clinic.

Day After Infusion: Frequently 4–8 mg of dexamethasone, sometimes twice daily, depending on the specific chemotherapy regimen (e.g., Daratumumab or Paclitaxel protocols). 

Important Notes:

Steroid protocols are tailored to the specific treatment (e.g., chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or CAR-T) and the individual patient’s risk of reaction.

Some treatments, such as certain CAR T-cell therapies, require avoiding or limiting corticosteroids before infusion, contrary to standard chemotherapy protocols. 

Before chemotherapy is administered, healthcare providers follow a rigorous multi-step screening and assessment protocol to ensure the patient’s body can safely handle the treatment. This process includes baseline medical evaluations, specific lab tests, and safety verifications. Unfortunately, Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.

Mcdonald’s Screening Protocol to provide Service

Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.

McDonald’s frequently displays “No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service” signs, a common, lawful policy used by businesses to ensure customer safety and maintain service standards. These signs are largely aimed at preventing safety hazards, such as slip-and-fall risks for customers walking in wet from nearby pools or protecting customers from hazards.

Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.”Historical Michigan TouchDown” without Tossing Ball. World Rejoices Singing ‘Hail to the Victors’.

Michigan Medicine Oncology Department has no Clinical Medicine Protocol to Screen Patients with Upper Respiratory Tract Infections as the Medical Problem does not demand Hi-Tech Medical Interventions.

Michigan Medicine Oncology Department has no Clinical Medicine Protocol to Screen Patients with Upper Respiratory Tract Infections as the Medical Problem does not demand Hi-Tech Medical Interventions.

Reporting Concerns to Michigan Medicine Patient Relations and Clinical Risk Management Program

The Michigan Medicine Office of Patient Relations & Clinical Risk (734-936-4330) manages patient feedback, investigates complaints, and works to improve safety and care quality. They handle concerns when care does not meet expectations, offering a formal process for resolution. The team also manages medical professional liability and investigates safety incidents.

The Michigan Medicine Office of Patient Relations & Clinical Risk (734-936-4330) manages patient feedback, investigates complaints, and works to improve safety and care quality. They handle concerns when care does not meet expectations, offering a formal process for resolution. The team also manages medical professional liability and investigates safety incidents.

From Patient Relations: Apr 28Apr 28 at 1:20 PM

What specifically led you to believe the screening protocol is “dangerously inadequate” and “medically unethical”?Was there a particular date, visit, or appointment when this occurred?When you say the patient was “deliberately exposed to the consequences of a viral infection,” what do you mean? For example, was the concern about possible exposure to others who were ill, or about proceeding with treatment despite symptoms?Regarding the persistent, recurrent cough, when was this ignored by caregivers?

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2026 at 12:16:28 PM EDT

Subject: [SECURE] Patient Relations Concern

I want to bring to your attention that a patient received corticosteroid therapy (Tablet Dexamethasone twice daily on Monday, April 06, Tuesday, April 07, and on Wednesday, April 08, while she was experiencing an Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. This steroid therapy can easily mask symptoms like fever while aggravating the severity of the infection.

Taking dexamethasone tablets during an upper respiratory tract infection (URTI) poses significant risks due to its immunosuppressant nature, which can worsen or mask infections. It may delay viral clearance, promote bacterial superinfections, and increase risks for serious complications like pneumonia or secondary fungal infections.

Key Risks of Dexamethasone with URTIs:

  • Increased Infection Severity: Dexamethasone lowers your immune system, making it easier to catch infections and harder for your body to fight existing ones. It can cause infections to become more severe or fatal.
  • Masking Symptoms: By suppressing inflammation, dexamethasone can mask signs of infection, such as fever, causing a delay in necessary medical treatment.
  • Secondary/Reactivated Infections: It can increase the risk of developing secondary infections or causing latent infections (like tuberculosis or hepatitis B) to become active again.
  • Increased Viral Load: Evidence suggests that corticosteroids like dexamethasone can delay the clearance of viruses from the body.
  • Respiratory Complications: The use of dexamethasone in patients with viral infections can be associated with increased mortality and, in some cases, exacerbation of respiratory conditions.
  • Systemic Side Effects: Even short-term use can lead to side effects such as high blood pressure, hyperglycemia (high blood sugar), and fluid retention. This patient reported to the Clinic with hyperglycemia on the day of Infusion therapy.

 1. It is medically unethical to administer drugs without fully disclosing the side effects of the medications. The patient must be duly informed about the risks involved and the patient must get an opportunity to make an informed choice about the therapeutic intervention. The Hospital has billed the patient $400.00 to impart education to learn about the drugs and their adverse effects which could be life threatening. The educator provided by the Hospital has the fundamental duty to assess the risks that of direct concern to the particular, specific patient. The Screening is put in place to avoid negative outcomes for the patient. The Screening Protocol must determine the medical fitness of the patient to receive the therapy planned. Patient’s life is endangered by the administration of Chemotherapy while the patient is infected by an infectious agent and exhibiting clear symptoms of an active infection that produces charateristic symptoms.
2. This unfortunate incident took place on Tuesday, April 7 at the University Hospital and the event is recorded in the patient’s medical documents and the aftercare summary notes available on the patient portal.
3. Patient is placed at the extreme risk of losing life on account of administering a therapeutic agent while immunocompromised. The patient’s age and her medical condition are known risk factors and the presence of an active infection is a known contraindications to the planned infusion therapy on April 07. The treatment plan must not proceed even if the patient with symptomatic Upper Respiratory Tract infection has come to the clinic.

4. On April 07, at the University Hospital, the Physician Assistant deliberately ignored the concerns shared by the patient, her son and her spouse about Dry persistent Cough. The educator gave false assurances by dismissing the concern and suggested that viral infections in the community cause these problems like cough and failed to mention the risk of Pneumonia that can cause respiratory failure and death.

The patient talked to Patient Relations on the phone on April 28. 2026 to confirm that she has concerns to share about her Office Visit with PA-C on Tuesday, April 07, 2026, 2.40 P.M., at Thoracic Oncology Clinic, University of Michigan Health Infusion Area, Rogel Cancer Center for assessment of her medical fitness prior to Infusion Therapy prescribed by Michigan Medicine Oncologist. The Medical Negligence of this caregiver directly resulted in patient’s admission to University Hospital on April 12, 2026 and she remains in the Hospital  on this day, Wednesday, April 29, 2026 suffering from the direct consequences of infection with Human Metapneumovirus (hMPV) and lost the benefit of receiving the planned palliative care scheduled for April 28, 2026. The evidence of this infection was apparent on Tuesday, April 07, 2026 during the above mentioned Office Visit.

Medical negligence is a legal concept defining when a healthcare professional deviates from the accepted standard of care, causing injury or death to a patient. It occurs when a provider acts—or fails to act—in a way a reasonably competent professional would not, often labeled as medical malpractice. Key elements include duty, breach, causation, and damages. 

  • Failure to Obtain Informed Consent: Failing to inform a patient of the risks of a procedure, leading to an injury they would have otherwise avoided.
  • World Class Medical Care refers to Stringent Quality Standards: Adherence to superior clinical guidelines that often result in significantly lower readmission rates compared to national averages.
  • Screening Protocol for giving Cancer Chemotherapy to Patients: Before chemotherapy is administered, healthcare providers follow a rigorous multi-step screening and assessment protocol to ensure the patient’s body can safely handle the treatment. This process includes baseline medical evaluations, specific lab tests, and safety verifications.
Unfortunately, Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.

High-tech Medicine falls short for neglecting clinical medicine

High-tech medicine often falls short of its promise because an overemphasis on technological solutions frequently leads to the neglect of essential clinical skills and humanistic care. While advanced diagnostic tools and AI have enhanced medical capabilities, they have also contributed to a “high-tech, low-touch” environment that can dehumanize patient care, reduce, and increase.

Impact of Neglecting Clinical Medicine

Erosion of the Patient-Physician Relationship: Technology has become an obstacle to direct patient-physician interaction. The art of listening and physical examination is being lost as clinicians focus more on screen-based data and automated tools.

Dehumanization of Care: Patients are increasingly treated as a collection of data points rather than whole individuals. The subjective, personal experience of illness is often ignored in favor of biochemical or imaging results.

Data Overload vs. Meaningful Care: Modern, and are often, leading to “drowning in data but starving for meaning”.

Increased Medical Errors: Over-reliance on technology (e.g., or) can lead to new types of errors. Poorly designed Electronic Health Records (EHRs) lead to “check-the-box” workflows that obscure the patient’s true narrative.

The “High-Tech” Paradox

“Prisoner’s Dilemma”: Hospitals often invest in expensive technology (e.g.,) to attract talent, not necessarily because it improves patient outcomes.

False Efficiency: The time spent on and digital documentation contributes to clinician burnout and reduces the time available for direct patient care.

Misleading Solutions: AI and High-Tech gadgets cannot replace the compassionate, “high-touch” care required to treat anxious and uncertain patients.

The Need for Balance
To avoid falling short, healthcare must reintegrate the “art” of medicine—empathy, communication, and physical touch—with technological advancements. Experts suggest that technology should be a supportive tool, not a substitute for the patient-physician connection.

Prioritize Human Interaction: Reimbursement models should value time spent listening to patients over simply conducting tests and procedures.

Improve Technology Design: Future development must focus on usability and reducing, rather than adding to, the burden on clinicians.

Acknowledge Limits: Michigan Medicine must recognize that it is not ready to replace human judgment with high-cost technology to address the health care challenges posed by the most common illnesses that impact the Community.

Spirituality Science – Whole Medicine: Hippocrates, Greek physician of antiquity is traditionally regarded as the Father of Medicine. He belonged to the Greek Island of Kos. Michigan Medicine must recognize that it is not ready to replace human judgment with high-cost technology to address the health care challenges posed by the most common illnesses that impact the Community.

Whole Gospel – Michigan Medicine propagates the Truth on its quality patient care

The Gospel According to the Saints of Michigan Medicine :
“Dexamethasone is a standard component of the treatment regimen and is also commonly used in the management of certain respiratory illnesses.”

Michigan Medicine on a Slippery Slope for it lacks professional expertise to review its own actions

Michigan Medicine is on a Slippery Slope for it lacks the professional ability to review its own actions. On May 27, 2026, Michigan Medicine issued a written statement stating, “Dexamethasone is a standard component of the treatment regimen and is also commonly used in the management of certain respiratory illnesses.” Michigan Medicine does not believe in Individualized Patient Care Plan.

From: Rudra Rebbapragada
To: Customer Service, BlueCross BlueShield of Texas
Group / Subscriber: 272553 / 000823730773
Mon, 1 Jun 2026 7:14:14 AM
Quality of Care at Michigan Medicine is totally deficient; its negligence and the lack of a Screening Protocol have endangered the life of my dependent substantially impacting the quality of her life.
On May 27, 2026, Michigan Medicine closed my inquiry without taking any further action. I ask you to carefully review the letter and it provides direct evidence to support my concerns apart from displaying their lack of professional ability to review their own actions. For example, Michigan Medicine in their written statement of May 27, 2026 state, “Dexamethasone is a standard component of the treatment regimen and is also commonly used in the management of certain respiratory illnesses.” This statement clearly provides the evidence to claim that Michigan Medicine has no Individualized Care Plan to meet the needs of the Specific Individual Patient.
Administering dexamethasone—a potent systemic corticosteroid—for a cough caused by a simple viral upper respiratory tract infection (URTI) is generally not recommended and poses several clinical risks.Primary Dangers & RisksSuppressed Immune Response: Because URTIs are viral, the body relies on an active immune response to clear the infection. Dexamethasone suppresses the immune system, which can increase the severity of the illness and delay viral clearance.
I ask BlueCross BlueShield of Texas to demand the medical service provider to give the Diagnostic Code for the Screening Examination conducted on April 07, 2026. The Patient Records do not reveal the Diagnostic Medical Data of this Medical Visit. Further, Michigan Medicine failed to discuss this Diagnosis with the patient and failed to obtain an Informed Consent Statement to proceed with Infusion Therapy and its potential to harm the patient who is diagnosed with Upper Respiratory Tract Infection.
I ask BlueCross BlueShield of Texas to contact the following agencies as I am not satisfied with the resolution provided by Michigan Medicine. Please file a complaint on my behalf; 1. LARA – Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs and 2. Joint Commission – Office of Quality and Patient Safety.
I encourage you file a complaint with the two agencies as you have access to the patient records. We have a duty to report deficiencies of the health delivery system which directly relate to the health policy and not of shortcomings of individuals or errors in performance. It is not because of the negative outcome. It is about informing the patient of the risks involved in the treatment plan.

Michigan Medicine Neglects Taking Care of Common Cold

The most famous instance of Michigan “fumbling the ball” is the 2015 “Trouble with the Snap” play, where a mishandled punt against Michigan State was returned for a game-winning touchdown by the Spartans, 27–23.

On October 17, 2015, No. 7 Michigan State defeated No. 12 Michigan 27–23 in Ann Arbor following a disastrous, mishandled punt by Michigan with 10 seconds left. Spartans player Jalen Watts-Jackson recovered the fumble and ran 38 yards for a touchdown as time expired, creating one of the most iconic, shocking endings in college football history.

Steroid Protocol for Chemotherapy Infusion at Michigan Medicine Rogel Cancer Center is Fundamentally Flawed

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia.

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia. In my analysis, the Steroid Protocol for Infusion Therapy at Rogel Cancer Center is fundamentally flawed for it fails to include a Specific Warning and a Disclaimer to Warn the patient of the Dangers of taking Steroids while experiencing the symptoms of an Upper Respiratory Tract Infection or Common Cold .

What is the Screening Protocol for Cancer Infusion Therapy at Rogel Cancer Center?

Michigan Medicine neglects the Golden Rules of Clinical Medicine to diagnose the challenge that can be posed by a humble medical condition called Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. In their Game Plan, Michigan Medicine jumps into action if and only if the Challenge comes in the shape of a High-Risk Pneumonia.

Based on standard premedication protocols used at the Michigan Medicine Rogel Cancer Center, particularly for taxane-based chemotherapy, a common steroid regimen involves taking oral dexamethasone the day before and the day of infusion to prevent hypersensitivity reactions and alleviate nausea

Common Protocol Structure:

Day Before Infusion: Often 8–10 mg of dexamethasone orally.

Day of Infusion: Often 8–10 mg of dexamethasone orally, typically given 1–2 hours before the infusion, often supplemented with intravenous dexamethasone at the clinic.

Day After Infusion: Frequently 4–8 mg of dexamethasone, sometimes twice daily, depending on the specific chemotherapy regimen (e.g., Daratumumab or Paclitaxel protocols). 

Important Notes:

Steroid protocols are tailored to the specific treatment (e.g., chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or CAR-T) and the individual patient’s risk of reaction.

Some treatments, such as certain CAR T-cell therapies, require avoiding or limiting corticosteroids before infusion, contrary to standard chemotherapy protocols. 

Before chemotherapy is administered, healthcare providers follow a rigorous multi-step screening and assessment protocol to ensure the patient’s body can safely handle the treatment. This process includes baseline medical evaluations, specific lab tests, and safety verifications. Unfortunately, Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.

Mcdonald’s Screening Protocol to provide Service

Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.

McDonald’s frequently displays “No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service” signs, a common, lawful policy used by businesses to ensure customer safety and maintain service standards. These signs are largely aimed at preventing safety hazards, such as slip-and-fall risks for customers walking in wet from nearby pools or protecting customers from hazards.

Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.”Historical Michigan TouchDown” without Tossing Ball. World Rejoices Singing ‘Hail to the Victors’.

Michigan Medicine Oncology Department has no Clinical Medicine Protocol to Screen Patients with Upper Respiratory Tract Infections as the Medical Problem does not demand Hi-Tech Medical Interventions.

Michigan Medicine Oncology Department has no Clinical Medicine Protocol to Screen Patients with Upper Respiratory Tract Infections as the Medical Problem does not demand Hi-Tech Medical Interventions.

Reporting Concerns to Michigan Medicine Patient Relations and Clinical Risk Management Program

The Michigan Medicine Office of Patient Relations & Clinical Risk (734-936-4330) manages patient feedback, investigates complaints, and works to improve safety and care quality. They handle concerns when care does not meet expectations, offering a formal process for resolution. The team also manages medical professional liability and investigates safety incidents.

The Michigan Medicine Office of Patient Relations & Clinical Risk (734-936-4330) manages patient feedback, investigates complaints, and works to improve safety and care quality. They handle concerns when care does not meet expectations, offering a formal process for resolution. The team also manages medical professional liability and investigates safety incidents.

From Patient Relations: Apr 28Apr 28 at 1:20 PM

What specifically led you to believe the screening protocol is “dangerously inadequate” and “medically unethical”?Was there a particular date, visit, or appointment when this occurred?When you say the patient was “deliberately exposed to the consequences of a viral infection,” what do you mean? For example, was the concern about possible exposure to others who were ill, or about proceeding with treatment despite symptoms?Regarding the persistent, recurrent cough, when was this ignored by caregivers?

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Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2026 at 12:16:28 PM EDT

Subject: [SECURE] Patient Relations Concern

I want to bring to your attention that a patient received corticosteroid therapy (Tablet Dexamethasone twice daily on Monday, April 06, Tuesday, April 07, and on Wednesday, April 08, while she was experiencing an Upper Respiratory Tract Infection. This steroid therapy can easily mask symptoms like fever while aggravating the severity of the infection.

Taking dexamethasone tablets during an upper respiratory tract infection (URTI) poses significant risks due to its immunosuppressant nature, which can worsen or mask infections. It may delay viral clearance, promote bacterial superinfections, and increase risks for serious complications like pneumonia or secondary fungal infections.

Key Risks of Dexamethasone with URTIs:

  • Increased Infection Severity: Dexamethasone lowers your immune system, making it easier to catch infections and harder for your body to fight existing ones. It can cause infections to become more severe or fatal.
  • Masking Symptoms: By suppressing inflammation, dexamethasone can mask signs of infection, such as fever, causing a delay in necessary medical treatment.
  • Secondary/Reactivated Infections: It can increase the risk of developing secondary infections or causing latent infections (like tuberculosis or hepatitis B) to become active again.
  • Increased Viral Load: Evidence suggests that corticosteroids like dexamethasone can delay the clearance of viruses from the body.
  • Respiratory Complications: The use of dexamethasone in patients with viral infections can be associated with increased mortality and, in some cases, exacerbation of respiratory conditions.
  • Systemic Side Effects: Even short-term use can lead to side effects such as high blood pressure, hyperglycemia (high blood sugar), and fluid retention. This patient reported to the Clinic with hyperglycemia on the day of Infusion therapy.

 1. It is medically unethical to administer drugs without fully disclosing the side effects of the medications. The patient must be duly informed about the risks involved and the patient must get an opportunity to make an informed choice about the therapeutic intervention. The Hospital has billed the patient $400.00 to impart education to learn about the drugs and their adverse effects which could be life threatening. The educator provided by the Hospital has the fundamental duty to assess the risks that of direct concern to the particular, specific patient. The Screening is put in place to avoid negative outcomes for the patient. The Screening Protocol must determine the medical fitness of the patient to receive the therapy planned. Patient’s life is endangered by the administration of Chemotherapy while the patient is infected by an infectious agent and exhibiting clear symptoms of an active infection that produces charateristic symptoms.
2. This unfortunate incident took place on Tuesday, April 7 at the University Hospital and the event is recorded in the patient’s medical documents and the aftercare summary notes available on the patient portal.
3. Patient is placed at the extreme risk of losing life on account of administering a therapeutic agent while immunocompromised. The patient’s age and her medical condition are known risk factors and the presence of an active infection is a known contraindications to the planned infusion therapy on April 07. The treatment plan must not proceed even if the patient with symptomatic Upper Respiratory Tract infection has come to the clinic.

4. On April 07, at the University Hospital, the Physician Assistant deliberately ignored the concerns shared by the patient, her son and her spouse about Dry persistent Cough. The educator gave false assurances by dismissing the concern and suggested that viral infections in the community cause these problems like cough and failed to mention the risk of Pneumonia that can cause respiratory failure and death.

The patient talked to Patient Relations on the phone on April 28. 2026 to confirm that she has concerns to share about her Office Visit with PA-C on Tuesday, April 07, 2026, 2.40 P.M., at Thoracic Oncology Clinic, University of Michigan Health Infusion Area, Rogel Cancer Center for assessment of her medical fitness prior to Infusion Therapy prescribed by Michigan Medicine Oncologist. The Medical Negligence of this caregiver directly resulted in patient’s admission to University Hospital on April 12, 2026 and she remains in the Hospital  on this day, Wednesday, April 29, 2026 suffering from the direct consequences of infection with Human Metapneumovirus (hMPV) and lost the benefit of receiving the planned palliative care scheduled for April 28, 2026. The evidence of this infection was apparent on Tuesday, April 07, 2026 during the above mentioned Office Visit.

Medical negligence is a legal concept defining when a healthcare professional deviates from the accepted standard of care, causing injury or death to a patient. It occurs when a provider acts—or fails to act—in a way a reasonably competent professional would not, often labeled as medical malpractice. Key elements include duty, breach, causation, and damages. 

  • Failure to Obtain Informed Consent: Failing to inform a patient of the risks of a procedure, leading to an injury they would have otherwise avoided.
  • World Class Medical Care refers to Stringent Quality Standards: Adherence to superior clinical guidelines that often result in significantly lower readmission rates compared to national averages.
  • Screening Protocol for giving Cancer Chemotherapy to Patients: Before chemotherapy is administered, healthcare providers follow a rigorous multi-step screening and assessment protocol to ensure the patient’s body can safely handle the treatment. This process includes baseline medical evaluations, specific lab tests, and safety verifications.
Unfortunately, Hi-Tech Michigan Medicine neglects the Clinical Diagnosis of Common Cold until it poses a life-threatening danger called Viral Pneumonia.

High-tech Medicine falls short for neglecting clinical medicine

High-tech medicine often falls short of its promise because an overemphasis on technological solutions frequently leads to the neglect of essential clinical skills and humanistic care. While advanced diagnostic tools and AI have enhanced medical capabilities, they have also contributed to a “high-tech, low-touch” environment that can dehumanize patient care, reduce, and increase.

Impact of Neglecting Clinical Medicine

Erosion of the Patient-Physician Relationship: Technology has become an obstacle to direct patient-physician interaction. The art of listening and physical examination is being lost as clinicians focus more on screen-based data and automated tools.

Dehumanization of Care: Patients are increasingly treated as a collection of data points rather than whole individuals. The subjective, personal experience of illness is often ignored in favor of biochemical or imaging results.

Data Overload vs. Meaningful Care: Modern, and are often, leading to “drowning in data but starving for meaning”.

Increased Medical Errors: Over-reliance on technology (e.g., or) can lead to new types of errors. Poorly designed Electronic Health Records (EHRs) lead to “check-the-box” workflows that obscure the patient’s true narrative.

The “High-Tech” Paradox

“Prisoner’s Dilemma”: Hospitals often invest in expensive technology (e.g.,) to attract talent, not necessarily because it improves patient outcomes.

False Efficiency: The time spent on and digital documentation contributes to clinician burnout and reduces the time available for direct patient care.

Misleading Solutions: AI and High-Tech gadgets cannot replace the compassionate, “high-touch” care required to treat anxious and uncertain patients.

The Need for Balance
To avoid falling short, healthcare must reintegrate the “art” of medicine—empathy, communication, and physical touch—with technological advancements. Experts suggest that technology should be a supportive tool, not a substitute for the patient-physician connection.

Prioritize Human Interaction: Reimbursement models should value time spent listening to patients over simply conducting tests and procedures.

Improve Technology Design: Future development must focus on usability and reducing, rather than adding to, the burden on clinicians.

Acknowledge Limits: Michigan Medicine must recognize that it is not ready to replace human judgment with high-cost technology to address the health care challenges posed by the most common illnesses that impact the Community.

Spirituality Science – Whole Medicine: Hippocrates, Greek physician of antiquity is traditionally regarded as the Father of Medicine. He belonged to the Greek Island of Kos. Michigan Medicine must recognize that it is not ready to replace human judgment with high-cost technology to address the health care challenges posed by the most common illnesses that impact the Community.

Whole Dude celebrates Whole Christmas

Whole Christ – Whole Love: The term “Whole Christ” refers to Jesus before His human birth, during His earthly existence, after His Resurrection, and to the Hope of His Second Coming to establish the ‘Kingdom of Heaven on Earth’.The term “Whole Love” describes God’s Unconditioned Love that is not determined by human knowledge and rationality. The Birth of Jesus cannot be fully accounted by human knowledge and rationality for man lacks the ability to account for his own existence.

Excerpt: Man cannot explain the Birth of Jesus using his scientific knowledge. The Birth of Jesus can only be understood as a fact of Creation, a creative event. Each man is born as a created being and the birth of Jesus as a singular event reveals a creative mechanism not known to man and not subject to the limitations of man’s rational power. God uses the dimension called Whole Love to bring Unity and Harmony between the dimensions of Matter, Energy, Time, and Space to create man and the World in which man exists. The term “Whole Christ” refers to Jesus before His human birth, during His earthly existence, after His Resurrection, and to the Hope of His Second Coming to establish the ‘Kingdom of Heaven on Earth’.The term “Whole Love” describes God’s Unconditioned Love that is not determined by human knowledge and rationality. The Birth of Jesus cannot be fully accounted by human knowledge and rationality for man lacks the ability to account for his own existence.

The Whole Joy of Christmas 2025 – Whole Christ – Whole Love:

Whole Christ – Whole Love: The term “Whole Christ” refers to Jesus before His human birth, during His earthly existence, after His Resurrection, and to the Hope of His Second Coming to establish the ‘Kingdom of Heaven on Earth’.The term “Whole Love” describes God’s Unconditioned Love that is not determined by human knowledge and rationality. The Birth of Jesus cannot be fully accounted by human knowledge and rationality for man lacks the ability to account for his own existence.

Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Gospel:

WHOLECHRIST - WHOLELOVE: The term "WholeChrist" refers to Jesus before His human birth, after His Resurrection, and to the Hope of His Second Coming. The term "WholeLove" describes God's Unconditioned Love that is not determined by human knowledge and rationality. The Birth of Jesus cannot be accounted by human knowledge and rationality.
Whole Christ – Whole Love: The term “Whole Christ” refers to Jesus before His human birth, during His earthly existence, after His Resurrection, and to the Hope of His Second Coming to establish the ‘Kingdom of Heaven on Earth’.The term “Whole Love” describes God’s Unconditioned Love that is not determined by human knowledge and rationality. The Birth of Jesus cannot be fully accounted by human knowledge and rationality for man lacks the ability to account for his own existence.

The word Christ (Greek. Christos) refers to the Messiah whose appearance is prophesied in the Old Testament and is used as a title to describe Jesus of Nazareth. I am using the term “Whole Christ” to describe Jesus before His human birth, Jesus during the years spent on this Earth, Jesus after His Resurrection, and Jesus who gives the Hope of the Second Coming to establish The Kingdom of Heaven on Earth. The word Christ may not communicate the entirety of Jesus and in the four Gospels we do not obtain the full picture as the event called ‘The Second Coming’ has not yet taken place. The word “Love” (Hebrew. ‘ahavah’, Greek. ‘agape’) is presented in Scripture as the very nature or essence of God, the supreme attribute in which all other attributes are harmonized. Love is a bond that unites all virtues. I consider the Power/Force/Energy of Mercy, Grace, and Compassion as the operating mechanism of God’s Love and could be simply called Divine Providence. I am using the term “Whole Love” to describe God’s Unconditioned Love that is not determined or fully accounted by human knowledge and human rationality. In other words, I have no ability to empower myself to receive God’s Unconditioned Love. I cannot manipulate God’s Whole Love through my actions, behavior, or even prayers. I can experience Whole Love but, I cannot explain or fully account for the existence of that Love.

Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Creation:

WholeChrist - WholeLove: The Birth of Jesus as a Spiritual Being cannot be fully accounted by using human knowledge and human rationality. Man must try to know and understand as to where he exists and as to how he exists.
Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Creation: The Birth of Jesus as a Spiritual Being cannot be fully accounted by using human knowledge and human rationality. Man must try to know and understand as to where he exists and as to how he exists. God uses the dimension called Whole Love to bring Unity and Harmony between the dimensions of Matter, Energy, Time, and Space to create man and the World in which man exists.

Man cannot explain the Birth of Jesus using his scientific knowledge. The Birth of Jesus can only be understood as a fact of Creation, a creative event. It should not come as a surprise as each human being who took birth on Earth has always arrived as an original, unique, distinctive, and one of its own kind of object with a genome that never existed in the past, and would also never exist again in the future. Each man is born as a created being and the birth of Jesus as a singular event reveals a creative mechanism not known to man and not subject to the limitations of man’s rational power. God uses the dimension called Whole Love to bring Unity and Harmony between the dimensions of Matter, Energy, Time, and Space to create man and the World in which man exists.

Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Existence:

WholeChrist - WholeLove -WholeExistence: The Birth of Jesus and His earthly existence describes the operation of a Supreme, Spiritual WholeLaw that harmonizes all Laws of Nature that operate in the physical world to establish WholeExistence which may be stated as a Law of Conservation:" Matter is neither created nor destroyed."
Whole Christ – Whole Love -Whole Existence: The Birth of Jesus and His earthly existence describes the operation of a Supreme, Spiritual WholeLaw that harmonizes all Laws of Nature that operate in the physical world to establish WholeExistence which may be stated as a Law of Conservation:” Matter is neither created nor destroyed.” Similarly, it can be stated: “Life is neither created nor destroyed.”
WholeChrist - WholeLove: God Exists. Very often people raise the question about God's place of existence in this vast universe of unknown dimensions. Where does man exist? How could be man be certain about the location of his own existence in this universe which is constantly moving every instant?
Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Existence: God Exists. Very often people raise the question about God’s place of existence in this vast universe of unknown dimensions. Where does man exist? How could man be certain about the location of his own existence in this universe which is constantly moving every instant?
Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Existence: God Exists. Very often people raise the question about God’s place of existence in this vast universe of unknown dimensions. Where does man exist? How could man be certain about the location of his own existence in this universe which is constantly moving every instant?

To experience the Joy of Christmas, to seek the uplifting power of Jesus Christ, man must know the truth and reality about human existence. Human knowledge and rationality in themselves do nothing to justify human existence or the existence of this universe. To establish the fact of this human existence on one known planet called Earth is beyond the abilities of human cognitive powers. The biological basis of human existence demands the support of Love whose operating principles are Mercy, Grace, and Compassion. This Love is not conditioned by human behavior and human actions and not even prayers. Man cannot empower himself to acquire God’s Love using his free will. The good and evil actions of man, the right and bad conduct of man will be possible if and only if man’s existence precedes his actions and behavior. It is often argued that the evil and suffering in the world seems to count against the existence of God. I have to account for my physical existence before I can share the experience of pain, misery, disappointment, frustration, and suffering of my life’s condition. The fact or the reality of human pain and suffering cannot exclude the fact of God’s existence. Man at any given age and any given stage of his existence, from conception, physical birth, infancy, youth, adult, old age and death, in ill-health or good health depends upon an Unchanging Spiritual Principle to bring Unity and Harmony to maintain that condition or state called existence. This concept of God’s Unconditioned Love or WholeLove for man is shared by the Birth of Jesus. When I think of this WholeLove, I feel better, my mood gets uplifted, the burden of my painful existence is eased, and I can sense the Joy of the Season.

Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Law:

WholeChrist - WholeLove - WholeLaw: Love is defined by stating its attributes. Love is Patient. Love is Kind. Love does not envy. Love does not boast, it is not proud. Love is not rude. Love is not self-seeking. Love is not easily angered. Love protects, trusts, hopes, always perseveres and Love never fails. Divine Mother Mary is seen expressing such Love for her baby Jesus.
Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Law: Love is defined by stating its attributes. Love is Patient. Love is Kind. Love does not envy. Love does not boast, it is not proud. Love is not rude. Love is not self-seeking. Love is not easily angered. Love protects, trusts, hopes, always perseveres and Love never fails. Divine Mother Mary is seen expressing such Love for her baby Jesus.

Apostle Paul in his First Epistle to Corinthians, in the New Testament Book of 1 Corinthians, Chapter 13, verses #4 to 8 describes the attributes of Love: “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy. It does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails. But where there are prophecies, they will cease; where there are tongues, they will be stilled; where there is knowledge, it will pass away.”  

Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Law

Jesus Christ while teaching the operating principle called Love, names Love as a Law, a Law above all other laws of nature, and above all other Commandments. In the Gospel According to Saint Matthew, Chapter 22, verses 37 to 40 “WholeLove” is explained as “Whole Law”: Jesus replied: ” ‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.”

Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Law

Love is the supreme attribute, nature, and essence of God and at the same time it operates as a Law above all other Laws of Nature and the commandments shared by Prophets. WholeLove can be stated as the WholeLaw that governs the existence of man and gives man the chance to experience Peace, Harmony, and Tranquility in his living condition.

Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Reality:

WholeChrist - WholeLove - WholeReality: The Birth of Jesus Christ. Life is neither created nor destroyed. The term WholeChrist describes Jesus as an eternal, immortal, unborn Spiritual Principle that existed before His birth, that existed in the Middle or during His earthly Life, and continues to exist in Future without being influenced by Time.
Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Reality: The Birth of Jesus Christ. Life is neither created nor destroyed. The term WholeChrist describes Jesus as an eternal, immortal, unborn Spiritual Principle that existed before His birth, that existed in the Middle or during His earthly Life, and continues to exist in Future without being influenced by Time.

Apostle Paul in his First Epistle to Corinthians, 1 Corinthians, Chapter 13, verse 13 shares the Spiritual Principles of Conservation: “And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love.”  

Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Reality: The Spiritual Principles of Conservation

Man exists in a world that is restless and is constantly changing. The Individual, created human being is born, grows and develops, exists with a physical identity that constantly changes under the powerful influence of Time and the event called death records the loss of that identity that is never constant at any time of its earthly existence. In the natural world, such changes in appearance are governed by the Laws of Conservation such as the Laws of Conservation of Mass, Energy, and Momentum. During man’s physical existence, the physical form and appearance change and yet the Spiritual Principles of Faith, Hope, and Love are conserved. Man cannot depend upon his knowledge and rationality as they are always subject to change. To know the Subjective and Objective Reality or the “WholeReality” of his ‘WholeExistence’, man needs to know the Law of Conservation of Faith, Hope, and Love.

Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Prayer:

WholeChrist - WholeLove - WholePrayer: The Gospel According to Saint Matthew, Chapter 6 gives the account of "WholePrayer" that is popularly known as 'Lord's Prayer'. Father knows what you need before you ask Him. We pray for His "WILL" be done on earth as it is in Heaven. The 'WholePrayer' gives virtues such as Patience, Perseverance, Tolerance, and Kindness the attributes of 'WholeLove'.
Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Prayer: The Gospel According to Saint Matthew, Chapter 6 gives the account of “Whole Prayer” that is popularly known as ‘Lord’s Prayer’. Father knows what you need before you ask Him. We pray for His “WILL” be done on earth as it is in Heaven. The ‘Whole Prayer’ gives virtues such as Patience, Perseverance, Tolerance, and Kindness the attributes of ‘Whole Love’.

The word Prayer refers to man’s communication with God. It is a spiritual or devotional communication to make a humble, sincere request. Prayer is the act of supplication and it includes words of praise, words of thanksgiving, words of confession, and words of plea seeking sanction of a favor to transform a mental desire into a physical reality in the external world. If God is omniscient, He must know of the evil; and if God is omnipotent, He must be able to remove the evil; and if God is perfectly benevolent and is loving, there should be no pain and suffering. To experience pain and misery, to experience suffering, disappointment and frustration, I have to maintain the condition called existence. At a fundamental level, I have to understand my ability to know things, my power to rule or govern things, and I must know my ability to make choices to change things in my external environment.

Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Prayer

Jesus in the New Testament Book of Matthew, Chapter 6, verse 8 instructs: “Do not be like them (pagans), for your Father knows what you need before you ask Him.”  In Lord’s Prayer, Jesus makes it abundantly clear that the purpose of the ‘Whole Prayer’ is that of asking, “Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.” Using my human knowledge and rationality, I can neither account for my existence nor account for my experience of pain and suffering which describes the nature of my existence.

I describe ‘Whole Prayer’ as an act of Faith, and Hope in recognition of the fact or reality called Whole Love that imparts its qualities and virtues such as Patience, Perseverance, Tolerance, and Kindness. Even if I cannot change the circumstances of my life that cause or give the experience of pain, suffering, and misery, the acceptance of Whole Love makes me pain-tolerant, and pain-resistant. It gives me the strength called ‘Endurance’ to overcome the challenge called the ‘Stress of Life’.

WholeChrist - WholeLove - Nietzsche: "That which is done out of Love always takes place beyond Good and Evil." Man with his Good or Evil actions and behavior cannot control the flow of God's Unconditioned or 'WholeLove'.
Whole Christ – Whole Love – Nietzsche: “That which is done out of Love always takes place beyond Good and Evil.” Man with his Good or Evil actions and behavior cannot control the flow of God’s Unconditioned or ‘Whole Love’.

I wish you all a Merry Christmas.

Simon Cyrene

Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Reality: The Birth of Jesus Christ. Life is neither created nor destroyed. The term WholeChrist describes Jesus as an eternal, immortal, unborn Spiritual Principle that existed before His birth, that existed in the Middle or during His earthly Life, and continues to exist in Future without being influenced by Time.
Whole Christ – Whole Love – Whole Reality: The Birth of Jesus Christ. Life is neither created nor destroyed. The term WholeChrist describes Jesus as an eternal, immortal, unborn Spiritual Principle that existed before His birth, that existed in the Middle or during His earthly Life, and continues to exist in Future without being influenced by Time.

Whole Dude – Whole Coming

The Second Coming vs The Whole Coming

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Second Coming vs Whole Coming: King of Kings and Lord of Lords, The Book of Revelation, Chapter 19:16

Excerpt: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

The word Christ (Greek. Christos) refers to the Messiah whose appearance is prophesied in the Old Testament and is used as a title to describe Jesus of Nazareth. I coined the phrase “Whole Christ” to describe Jesus before His human birth, Jesus during the years spent on this Earth, Jesus after His Resurrection, and Jesus who gives the Hope of a future Coming to establish The Kingdom of Heaven on Earth. The word Christ may not communicate the entirety of Jesus and in the four Gospels we do not obtain the full picture as the Future Coming of Jesus remains shrouded in a mystery. 

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Second Coming vs Whole Coming: King of Kings and Lord of Lords, The Book of Revelation, Chapter 19:16

The Book of Revelation, Chapter19, verse16 reads : “He has on his garment and on his thigh a name written, King of Kings, and Lord of Lords.”

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Second Coming vs Whole Coming: King of Kings and Lord of Lords, The Book of Revelation, Chapter 19:16

“For the Son of Man is going to come in his Father’s glory with his angels, and then he will reward each person according to what he has done”. (Matthew 16:27)

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Second Coming vs Whole Coming: King of Kings and Lord of Lords, The Book of Revelation, Chapter 19:16

The First Coming, The Second Coming, and the Final Coming

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.
Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Second Coming vs Whole Coming: King of Kings and Lord of Lords, The Book of Revelation, Chapter 19:16
Whole Dude – Whole Coming: I reckon Christmas Day, a holiday on December 25, that celebrates the birth of Jesus as His First Coming.

Man cannot explain the Birth of Jesus using his scientific knowledge. The Birth of Jesus can only be understood as a fact of Creation, a creative event. It should not come as a surprise as each human being who took birth on Earth has always arrived as an original, unique, distinctive, and one of its own kind of object with a genome that never existed in the past, and would also never exist again in the future. Each man is born as a created being and the birth of Jesus as a singular event reveals a creative mechanism not known to man and not subject to the limitations of man’s rational power. This singular event constitutes the First Coming of Jesus from Heaven to Earth and constitutes Jesus as the Son of Man.

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Second Coming vs Whole Coming: On Easter Sunday the celebration of Resurrection constitutes the Second Singular Event in the recorded human history. Matthew 28:6.

Easter is the most important feast day in the Christian calendar. Regularly observed from the earliest days of the Church, Easter celebrates Christ’s resurrection from the dead, following crucifixion. It marks the end of Holy Week, the end of Lent, and the last day of the Easter Triduum (starting from the evening of Maundy Thursday, through Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday), as well as the beginning of the Easter season of the liturgical year. Easter Sunday describes the Second Singular Event in the recorded human history and for all practical purposes, Easter is the celebration of the Second Coming of Jesus and it stands apart from the Singular Event called Christmas that glorifies the First Coming of Jesus.

The Third Coming, the Future Coming vs the Whole Coming

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

The New Testament Books of Luke ( Chapter 24:51 ) and Acts (Chapter 1:1-9 ) describe ‘Ascension’, the return of the risen Christ to Heaven on the 40th day after the Resurrection. 

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

The last Book of The New Testament called ‘The Revelation’ by saint John describes the revelation of Jesus Christ. In Chapter 21:1, it reveals: “And I saw a new Heaven and a new Earth; for the first Heaven and the first Earth were passed away…” 

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.
Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

When will Jesus Returns ?

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.
Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.
Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

“No one knows about that day or hour, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father”. (Matthew 24:36)

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.
Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

“Therefore keep watch, because you do not know on what day your Lord will come”.(MATTHEW24:42)

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

“So you also must be ready, because the Son of Man will come at an hour when you do not expect him.” (Matthew 24:44)

Be Prepared for the Whole Coming

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

In my analysis, I view the prophecy of the Second Coming using the phrase, Whole Coming as there is no other God’s Plan for any other Coming of Jesus. The Whole Coming in fact constitutes the Final Chance given to man to work for his own Salvation using the attitude of Jesus and implementing God’s Plan according to His Will and Purpose.

1. Imitate Christ’s Humility:

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.
Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

“If you have any encouragement from being united with Christ, if any comfort from his love, if any fellowship with the Spirit, if any tenderness and compassion, then make my joy complete by being like-minded, having the same love, being one in spirit and purpose. Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves. Each of you should look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others. Your attitude should be the same as that of Christ Jesus”. (Philippians 2:1-5)

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

2. Working with God:

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

“Because of the increase of wickedness, the love of most will grow cold, but he who stands firm to the end will be saved”. (Matthew 24:12-13)

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

“Therefore, my dear friends, as you have always obeyed – not only in my presence, but now much more in my absence – continue to work out your salvation with fear and trembling, for it is God who works in you to will and to act according to his good purpose”. (Philippians 2:12-13)

Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.
Whole Dude – Whole Coming: The Birth of Jesus is the First Singular Event; the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension constitutes the Second Singular Event and the Third Coming or the Future Coming, or the Final Coming constitutes the Whole Coming of Jesus for it includes a Plan for a New Heaven and Earth.

Whole Dude – Whole Gospel

Whole Dude – Whole Gospel

Jesus Rides Upon a Donkey for Every Donkey has its Own Day

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility.

Welcome to the Celebration of Palm Sunday on March 24, 2024. This Septuagenarian celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday for Jesus fulfills Prophecy revealed by The Old Testament Prophet Zechariah. As the saying goes, every donkey has his day.

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

I am inviting my readers to reflect upon the choice made by Jesus Christ when he rode into Jerusalem riding on the back of a donkey.

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel:

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to Whole Gospel.

Greetings from Septuagenarian Celebrating the Septuagint Prophecy on Happy Palm Sunday, March 24, 2024.

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

THE ABOVE ARTISTIC CREATION CORRECTLY DEPICTS THE CELEBRATION OF PALM SUNDAY DESCRIBED IN THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO APOSTLE MATTHEW.

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates The Septuagint Prophecy On Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel: The Gospel According to Saint Matthew is the First Book of The New Testament. Its historical account of Jesus’ Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday differs from the other three Gospels. The Gospel Story that I am sharing describes vision of the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.

The Gospel According to Saint Matthew:

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

The Gospel of Matthew was written in Greek language; is the most highly valued, most popular, and widely read of the four Gospels. This is revealed not only by its position in the canon, it is found in first place in most of the known lists of the Gospels but also by the fact of its widespread citation and for it is by far the most often quoted Gospel. Matthew, the Apostle (The Book of Matthew, Chapter 10, verse 3) was eyewitness to the most significant events of Christ’s life and mission. Matthew (Greek. Maththaios) was initially known as Levi, a tax collector (telones) whom Jesus met at the tax office (Matthew, Chapter 9, verse 9). Levi changed his name to Matthew (Hebrew. “Gift of Yahweh”) and it may mean “Amittai” or “True”, when he became a disciple of Jesus. He carefully recorded all the teachings and sayings of Jesus and the Book of Matthew is the teaching Gospel par excellence. Matthew’s Gospel is also the Gospel of fulfillment and it is especially concerned with showing that Christ is fulfillment of the Revelations of The Old Testament. Matthew’s Gospel is the historical record of Jesus Christ, the King of Jews. It describes the birth of the King, preparation of the King, the Law of the Kingdom, the power of the King, the Proclamation of the Kingdom, the rejection of the King, the growth of the Kingdom, the Mission of the King, the Fellowship of the Kingdom, the Triumphal entry of King into Jerusalem, the Consummation of the Kingdom, the Death and Resurrection of the King, and finally the great challenge of the Kingdom. I would like to focus upon the most important event of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem as a King in a ceremonial procession.

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross, Lives the Life of a Donkey:

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

Cross (Greek. Stauros): There are three biblical uses of the term: first, the wooden instrument of torture; second, the Cross as a symbolic representation of redemption; third, death on the Cross, i.e., Crucifixion. The English word ‘Cross’ is derived from the Latin ‘Crux’. The Cross existed in different forms, the most important form is known as ‘The Crux immissa’, the type of Cross usually presented in Art in which the upright beam extends above the cross beam, and traditionally this depiction of Cross is held to be the Cross on which the ‘Redeemer’ suffered and died. It is often called the ‘Latin form of Cross. Because of the sacrificial death of the Savior on the Cross, it is presented as the medium of Reconciliation (The Epistle of Apostle Paul to Ephesians, Chapter 2, verse 16) between man and God. In The Epistle of Apostle Paul to the Colossians, Chapter 1, verse 20, states that Peace is effected through the Cross and Chapter 2, verse 14 also claims that the penalties of the law are removed from the believer by the Cross.

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

The Epistle of Apostle Paul to the Galatians, Chapter 2, verse 20 says that man is crucified with Christ and lives by faith of the Son of God. Crucifixion is a dreaded event, and in common usage, the cares and troubles of life are often compared to a Cross. Kindly examine the connection between Cross and the humble Donkey which man uses as a beast of burden.

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel: The ‘Cross’ is a symbolic representation of redemption, it describes the act known as Crucifixion or death on the Cross on which the Redeemer suffered and died. Donkey, Equus africanus asinus has a dark stripe from the mane back to onto the tail and a prominent crosswise stripe across the shoulders.
Donkeys are domesticated descendants from African ass (true ass) known as Equus asinus which belongs to the Horse family of Equidae. Donkeys derived from Nubian and Somalian subspecies of African wild ass have served mankind since 4,000 B.C. It is tamed and trained for work. It is sturdy, surefooted, known for its endurance and for its ability to carry heavy loads. Donkeys were a fundamental part of economy, they undertook heavy work on the farm and sometimes used for personal transportation. In the southwestern United States, the small donkey is known as ‘Burro’, the word for donkey in Spanish language. Many Americans are very fond of eating ‘burrito’, a Mexican dish consisting of a flour tortilla wrapped around a filling of meat, cheese, refried beans, etc. However, most Americans are not familiar with the crosswise stripes on Donkey’s back that could be termed as ‘Donkey Cross’. Donkey is frequently mentioned in the Books of Bible; Prophet Abraham’s journey of testing, with his son Isaac, was made with a donkey (The First Book of Moses, Genesis, Chapter 22, verses 3,5), Balaam’s donkey was given the temporary power of speech in order to rebuke the foolish prophet (The Fourth Book of Moses, Numbers, Chapter 22, verses 21-33), Israelites captured some 61,000 donkeys from the Midianites (The Fourth Book of Moses, Numbers, Chapter 31, verse 34). Mule is the offspring of a male donkey and a horse mare and it is sterile. King David introduced the use of mule for riding. In the Biblical times, mules were used by kings, officials, and army officers for personal transportation. Jesus Christ, the one coequal with God descended to agony and torture of death due to Crucifixion by riding on the back of a donkey to fulfill the prophecy of Zechariah 9:9

“Tell the daughter of Zion,
‘Behold, your King is coming to you.
Lowly, and sitting on a donkey,
A colt, the foal of a donkey.”

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

It is very interesting and important to note the difference in narration of this event.

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

In the Gospel of Matthew, Chapter 21, verse 2, Jesus instructs two of his disciples, “Go into the village opposite you, and immediately you will find a (female) donkey tied, and a colt (young, male donkey) with her. Loose them and bring them to Me.”

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

In the Gospel According to Mark, Chapter 11, verse 2, in the Gospel According to Luke, Chapter 19, verse 30, and in the Gospel According to John, Chapter 12, verse 14, no mention was made about the female donkey which was needed by Jesus and fetched by His disciples. Many Biblical scholars are not able to explain this apparent discrepancy in the four Gospel accounts and they are not certain if one or two donkeys are involved and the gender identity of the donkey(s) that Jesus used for His victorious entry into Jerusalem. The four Gospel accounts are incomplete and have not revealed the Whole Story of the Donkey and the Donkey Cross.

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

Every Donkey Has His Day

Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.
Palm Sunday 2024. Simon Cyrene, the Bearer of the Cross Leads a Donkey’s Life of Service, Carrying the Burdens of Life With Humility. This Septuagenarian Celebrates the Septuagint Prophecy on Palm Sunday According to the Whole Gospel.

The Whole Gospel – The Gospel According to Angry Matthew:

On a very dark Sunday night in the City of Baghdad, Angry Matthew was on duty at a checkpoint with members of his Infantry Company conducting vital security operations to defend the City from attacks by insurgents. It was calm and there were no suspicious movements. Suddenly, the very alert Angry Matthew noticed a pair of donkeys slowly marching towards his post under the cover of the darkness. Donkeys and Donkey carts in Baghdad have been used by insurgents to fire rockets and missiles. There was no cart and they had approached the checkpoint without making any kind of noise. Angry Matthew was intently observing this donkey pair using his night vision goggles and was surprised to see the shadow of a person riding on the back of the lead donkey. He wanted to immediately shoot at that shadowy figure and alerted his other buddies to get ready for action. The buddies calmly reacted and told Angry Matthew that they could not confirm the presence of any person riding the back of the donkey. They decided to withhold fire and wanted to continue their observation. Angry Matthew’s mood suddenly changed and he lost his sense of suspicion and mistrust and all alone he decided to move closer to the donkeys to get an intimate look. He dropped his gun in the checkpoint and moved forward like a curious kid, and he was seeing a donkey at such a close distance for the first time in his entire life. He was amazed when he saw the vision or apparition of Jesus riding on the back of the donkey. He immediately fell to his knees, and started shouting, “Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, My King and My Savior.” He started jumping with joy and went dancing around the donkey pair, running in circles. He soon recognized the gender identity of the donkey pair; one is a female, and the second one is a colt, or young male. The donkeys understand human moods, human language and human actions. The female enjoyed the moments of devoted attention and the sense of pure happiness in the actions of Angry Matthew. The colt started getting aroused by the cheerful mood of its female companion. As Angry Matthew continued to dance around them, the colt swiftly mounted on the back of the female and started to penetrate it with deep, rhythmic pushes with its very long, strong, personal organ that looked like a short barrel gun. When the colt placed its forefeet on top of the female, and stood on its hind legs, Angry Matthew could immediately recognize the ‘Donkey Cross’ on its back. He immediately accepted the Cross as the medium of reconciliation, and as the Symbol of Peace, and felt totally relieved from all the burdens and penalties of his hard, military life in Baghdad. Angry Matthew did not want to miss the glorious view of the ‘Donkey Cross’. He encouraged the colt to stay up and to keep pushing and mating with the lively female. He spontaneously loved the act of Lovemaking. He burst into a song:

 ” Make Love, Love, Love, and make more Love,

    I have no need for War, War, War and no more War.”

The donkey pair fully shared the excitement and enthusiasm and performed the longest ever recorded mating dance. As the dawn slowly arrived, the donkey pair moved out and vanished quickly without any trace. Angry Matthew simply collapsed to the ground. His buddies from the checkpoint quickly moved to give him help. They tried and could not get him to respond. Without wasting any more time, they got him evacuated to the Field Hospital where Angry Matthew recovered his consciousness after three days. By the time, he opened his eyes, Angry Matthew found that he cannot do the job of being a Sergeant in the U.S. Army. He is fully reconciled, he has found Peace and accepted medical disability pension to find satisfaction in Life seeking the memory of the Donkey Cross and the mystical vision of his Savior who came to him riding on the back of a humble Donkey of Baghdad. He fully realized as to why Jesus had asked His disciples to fetch the female donkey and the colt. He got a glimpse of his previous life; his life as Apostle Matthew, the witness of Jesus’s entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday. After the ride into Jerusalem, Jesus allowed the donkey pair to relax and enjoy the moment. Jesus as He prepared Himself for the ultimate sacrifice, wanted man to recognize that Lovemaking is not a sin and it is a natural God-given instinct.  He  gave permission to the young, virile, colt to fully display the Donkey Cross on its back while it enjoyed the feast of ravishing the female partner. The Cross is not inconsistent with expression of Sexual Love and does not condemn man to a life of total celibacy and total sexual abstinence.  Now, Angry Matthew knows that the Second Coming of Jesus Christ would be on a dark Sunday night, and he is expecting that the mystery of the Second Coming would come into open, and full display of all mankind in the City of Baghdad.

Whole Dude wants to ask, do you recognize the Donkey Cross as the symbol of Redemption? Please share your experience of Donkey Cross and Donkey Lovemaking and join me in a Whole Conversation.

Whole Dude-Whole Gospel: The ‘Cross’ is a symbolic representation of redemption, it describes the act known as Crucifixion or death on the Cross on which the Redeemer suffered and died. Donkey, Eqqus africanus asinus has a dark stripe from the mane back to onto the tail and a prominent crosswise stripe across the shoulders.

I am is the most proper name of God for it proves His existence

I am is the most proper name of God for it proves His existence.

MOSES PARTS THE RED SEA IN THE 1956 FILM TEN COMMANDMENTS DIRECTED BY DEMILLE

This entry is dedicated to the memory of legendary actor Charles Heston who passed away on April 5, 2008 at age 84.

In the Holy Bible, The Old Testament, The Second Book of Moses known as EXODUS traces Moses’ personal development and his emergence as one of history’s most decisive, powerful leaders. In Jewish history, Moses earned a place primarily as a liberator. He led the march from slavery to freedom, from Egypt to the Promised Land. Jews celebrate their liberation from slavery in Egypt as “PASSOVER” festival. Passover is one of the most important Jewish festivals. It is celebrated for seven days (by the Jewish calendar, Nisan 15-22). In year 2008, the festival begins on Saturday, April 19th. Jews celebrate the festival while reading the Book of Exodus. It includes encounters and conversations with God that have no equal in the Bible. Exodus contains much material about the nature of God. Moses met God in intimate ways which is not possible for other humans.

THE PROPER NAME OF GOD:

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

EXODUS, Chapter 3, verses 13-14

Moses said to God, “Suppose I go the Israelites and say to them, ‘The God of your fathers has sent me to you’, and they ask me, ‘What is his name ?’ Then what shall I tell them ?”

God said to Moses, “I AM THAT I AM.” This is what you are to say to the Israelites. ‘I AM has sent me to you.”

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

I AM is the most proper name of God because it signifies that the being of God is His very essence and it is the proof of His existence. The great “I AM” would represent the following ideas and you may explore these thoughts and the references are cited :

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

1. I AM THE LORD GOD.(Genesis 46:3, Leviticus 18:2)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

2. I AM THE SUPREME BEING. THE GOD OF THE WHOLE HUMAN RACE. ( Jeremiah 32:27)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

3. I AM GREATER. THERE IS NO THOUGHT GREATER THAN I AM. (Genesis 35:11, Isaiah 51:15)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

4. I AM THE UNCHANGING REALITY. I CHANGE NOT. (Malachi 3:6)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

5. I AM THE TRUTH. (John 14:6)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

6. I AM THE PRIME CAUSE. I AM THE CREATOR. (Isaiah 45:18)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

7. I AM THE SOURCE OF LOVE, GRACE AND COMPASSION.(Exodus 22:27)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

8. I AM ETERNAL. IAM THE ALPHA AND THE OMEGA. WHO IS, AND WHO WAS, AND WHO IS TO COME. THE BEGINNING AND THE END. (Revelation 1:8, 21:6)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

9. I AM THE FIRST AND I AM THE LAST (Isaiah 44:6)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

10. I AM HOLY. (Leviticus 11:44,45, 19:2, 1 Peter 1:6)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

11. I AM THE COVENANT MAKER. (Genesis 9:12, Exodus 34:10)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

12. I AM THE PROVIDER OF LAWS. (Deuteronomy 4:8, 12:28, 13:18)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

13. I OFFER LIFE OR DEATH. (Deuteronomy 30:11, 32:39)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

14. I AM THE SAVIOR. (Isaiah 45:22)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

15. I AM THE LIVING BREAD. (John 6:51)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

16. I AM THE TRUE VINE. (John 15:1)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

17. I AM THE TEACHER. (John 13:13)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

18. I AM THE HEALER. (Exodus 15:26)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

19. I AM THE DESTROYER. (Genesis 6:13)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “

20. I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE. (John 11:25)

” I am that I am “- ” I will be what I will be “