The mother of the doctor from Iași, Răzvan Constantinescu, contestant of the anti-COVID vaccination, died on Friday, October 22, killed by COVID-19. The news was announced even by the doctor from Iași, on social networks.
“For everyone, at some point, that day comes …”, wrote on his Facebook page the doctor Răzvan Constantinescu, known as a contestant of the anti-COVID vaccine.
Răzvan Constantinescu, primary doctor in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology at the Institute of Gastronterology and Hepatology in Iaşi, announced a few days ago that his mother was diagnosed with Covid-19 and had been “between life and death” for two weeks. The doctor still didn’t think the vaccine would save her.
At the same time, the doctor pointed out that his mother had taken the virus from a “vaccinated lady”.
“A vaccinated lady visited her mother in the mountains and gave her the mess. For two weeks, we have been between life and death (…) “, wrote the doctor Răzvan Constantinescu.
“If my mother dies …”
The doctor claims that he has confidence in science, but not in the doses of Covid-19. When his mother was in serious condition, the doctor from Iași also launched some threats in the public space.
“You’re making fun of me, Fauci, with your fake science, everything! If my mother dies, I’ll dedicate the rest of my life to finding that pangolin to put in your c …, you or someone like you! And, to be vaginized, to vaginize your mother, after you put two or three masks on her, so that she doesn’t see what she gave birth to, world-famous scientist! ”.
A voice in the anti-vaccine world
Răzvan Constantinescu is a primary care physician in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology at the Institute of Gastronterology and Hepatology in Iasi. He is also a critical voice on the Covid-19 vaccine. That’s why it was suspended from the University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Iasi.
“It will no longer carry out teaching activities, seminar activities, practical and laboratory work, guidance of year projects, participation in exams and any other activities that involve face-to-face or online interaction with students,” reads the act by which the doctor was suspended by UMF Iasi.
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