He is sick right now so at the 170-190 lb. weight class so unless I misunderstood the protocol he should be taking a minimum of 11, 3g pills daily. He is taking 5. (Protocol at covid19criticalcare.com)

I asked him to take Ivermectin prophylactically but he didn't want to. He seems to be starting to feel better today after several days of worrying if he was gonna end up in the hospital.

I would love to consult with a Frontline Doctor. They do have a list of providers at covid19criticalcare.com but none in our specific area. An e-consultation is definitely something we are open to if he doesn't continue on his path if improvement.

We spent around $900 to get him two IV vitamin drips, 4 days apart, in his home since his worthless Kaiser primary care doctor would do nothing for him other than send him to the ER. We asked for some supplemental oxygen at home since his biggest challenge was keeping that pulse oximeter number up but of course his doctor would not even consider prescribing for him. Both times he did the in home IV drip he had some relief from symptoms the next day and felt better. After the feel good day we noticed a slight decline the following day like maybe the vitamin boost was just masking the underlying illness that was still doing its thing. I think having those small moments of "feel good" during the illness helped him have the strength to muscle through the harder days.

Tonight I got him a few of those boost oxygen canisters sold at CVS and WalMart just in case he needs a few puffs to get him thru the night. I tested one on myself and didn't notice anything really so I'm not sure how much they will help him if his numbers drop this evening but I will hope for the best. I asked him to try sitting in his new truck with the AC on full blast on his face for 5-10 minutes earlier today when I learned we weren't going to get our hands on any significant amt of oxygen unless he was hospitalized and I was pleased that that did give him a slight boost on his pulse oximeter readout.

I deeply object to the money my parents are spending on their health care insurance while simultaneously receiving no care. I am taking notes along the way in case we pursue litigation in future.