January 1-2, 2026 Onward. Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett

 

RIDGE ROAD NIC - DOCTOR & RESEARCHER 

Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett 

January 1-2, 2026 Onward

ALPHA HEALTH CLINIC 

Medical Practitioner & Specialist (2011 onward)

Neuro-Science Focused

2-4 days a week or up to

Credentials & professional + financial portfolio available 

S.B.G - CITY - R&D (CIG) 

Mechanical Engineer & Particle Physicist (2014 onward)

27-29 Days annually then up to 1-3 day weeks monthly  

Credentials & professional + financial portfolio available 

PARTIAL RETIREMENT 

3 weeks off annual + holidays 

Own residences or temporary travel accommodations 

NICOLE SYDNEY BENNETT (LEFT BODY) VS

Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett (right body)

Body of... the 

https://sydneysspacelive.blogspot.com/2025/08/dr-sydney-n-bennett-body.html

Portfolio & 2026 Changes 

https://citythe22ndfirm.blogspot.com/2025/12/do-not-wa-t-to-be-bothered-then-now.html

Resume - CV & Alpha Health Clinic Owner 

https://citythe22ndfirm.blogspot.com/2025/12/2026-long-resume-cv-update.html

DR SYDNEY NICOLA BENNETT IS A "DO" NOT A "DO NOT" 

You "do" Resuscitate as life needs to be saved & maintained regardless to live as long as possible (DR not DNR). Not to be misrake with Dr for Doctor 

"Do Not Resuscitate" (DNR) is a medical order telling healthcare providers not to perform CPR (chest compressions, shocks, breathing machines) if your heart or breathing stops, ensuring your end-of-life wishes for natural death are respected, but it doesn't stop other care like pain relief; it's a serious decision made with doctors, best discussed with family, to avoid potentially harmful, invasive procedures that might not lead to recovery, especially for frail individuals. 

What it means

• No CPR: Medical staff will not start Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation if your heart stops or you stop breathing.

• Not a "Do Not Treat" order: You still get all other standard medical care, like medications, comfort care, and treatment for illnesses.

• Ensures your wishes: It legally documents your choice to avoid life-sustaining treatments when recovery isn't expected or desired. 

How it works

• Documented order: It must be documented in your medical record by a healthcare professional.

• Decision-making: It's best discussed with your doctor and family while you can still make decisions, as the process and required forms (like the DNR Confirmation Form in Ontario) vary by location.

• Reversible: You can change your mind and request CPR later if you wish. 

Why people choose a DNR

• Frail health: Resuscitation can be physically harmful (broken bones, brain damage) and often unsuccessful, particularly for the very ill or elderly.

• Quality of life: Focus shifts from prolonging life at all costs to comfort and dignity, often aligning with hospice care.

• Legal/Ethical: It prevents healthcare workers from providing aggressive treatment that goes against your values or what's medically appropriate. 

Do-not-resuscitate 

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