update on my uncles progress after administering ivermectin when he was almost dead in the icu . FINALLY TODAY HE IS BREATHING ON HIS OWN. He’s no longer on the vent tube. Currently he Is in rehabilitation, he was able to talk for the first time on his own! His brain seems unharmed. We don’t know when he will be out of rehabilitation the drs are anticipating a month from now he may go home. We started this journey around the 16th of July. Damn near two months later and there’s light at the end of the tunnel. If your friend or family is in critical care give them ivermectin immediately, if you contact covid measure out the proper dose to your body weight and take it every 48hr. My wife is getting clinical trials of ivermectin started in the hospital she works at due to my uncles survival. At this time I can’t disclose or share the details and procurement on that.
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It was almost too late I wish they would’ve listed to me earlier he was 3-4 weeks into being on the vent tube.
So on a vent for 3.5 weeks before ivermectin was started (so I imagine his health was in a dire state.. im sorry about that man..) but If you don't mind, im curious, how long after ivermectin (ivm) was administered did people start to see a change (good or bad), and how long was he on the drug (do you know the doses/frequency by chance) before he was taken off the ventilator Successfully? This is the first story I've heard of someone actually making it off of a ventilator i gotta say. Was he given anything else besides ivm at his most dire state of health? Thank you for the information. This kind of stuff is crucial for not only red pulling, but studies as well for other people running into similar situations for not only themselves, but for friends and family members. By the way last question: how old was your uncle, and what kind of health (prior conditions/weight issues if any that i understand could make covid worse) was he in prior to a positive test. I'm glad everything is going better for your family man. Congrats on getting to the other side here. A lot of people don't because of hospital protocols(sp).. was it difficult to get an rx or the hospital to administer the drug? What state? Okay im done asking questions now.
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He had a 10-15% improvement across the board on all measurable aspects within 24hrs. Within 72 hrs the improvements were unbelievable and ultimately a miracle he was within permissible limits to come off the vent but his body was dependent on all the bull shit drugs they pumped into him so we couldn’t take him off the vent due to adverse reactions when we went to reduce other medications... We mixed it with honey, honey is something the old kin folks have always used when fallen ill family thing I suppose, come to find out it’s a super antioxidant and there were other amazing healing benefits (identified by multiple people in this group). He was 62, come to find out the drs think he has diabetes (news to us). He had minor surgeries in the past nothing life threatening. The drug was administered by my aunt, the hospital refused to administer it. it took place in shit hole Illinois.
Oh wow she was giving him drugs in a hospital away from drs?
Yes the first two treatments
The first treatment the good lord opened the door with an opportunity. The second and third time she demanded everyone to leave and give her privacy for prayer
How did she give the Ivermectin if he’s on a vent ? Isn’t his mouth covered and a tube in his mouth and throat? Not sure how the set up is and Confused about the mechanics of administering it to him. Would be good for us to know, just in case. Thanks Fren.