Wifey had her annual appointment yesterday, so it began.. My wife is seriously disabled, so I usually do the talking. I did it. I told her that we are both taking Ivermectin (Indian tablets) as a prophylaxis. Her response was something along the lines "I'm supposed to tell you that there is no evidence that Ivermectin is effective in fighting covid.", then thanked me for letting her know. This afternoon, I copied the "Updated Ivermectin List" below (thanks PfizerSoze) and emailed it to her. I just received a reply that she read a couple and would be spending the weekend with her husband (another doc) reading the rest. She ended the message with "thank you for the enlightenment!". Much respect for her.
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Yeah I thought I knew our doc being we've been with her for 15 yrs, see her once in awhile out shopping with her kids, we always chat for a minute. She's watched our 2 youngest grow up. I always thought of her as more of an open minded doctor. But I couldn't believe when I sent her a message asking her opinion about ivermectin & vitamins (which in the past she has told me I was low in vitamin D), she told me that it was proven ivermectin doesn't work and didn't think taking vitamins to support my immune system would help. And that the only safe thing to prevent c-19, was the vaxx. My husband did say when he went to an appointment, she suggested for us both to get the vaxx. I'm disappointed & sad that now I feel like I can't trust her, I will forever second guess her medical advice. I just don't know if I can find a based doctor, especially if she has been controlled then most doctors will be. Never thought she would fall for the BS. I've thought about sending her information but wonder if she is being monitored through our private messages on the clinic message system.
They absolutely are monitored! (Source, IT and medical colleagues, friends and associates.) It's all about "security" initially, then it's about liability... Understand that anything you put in a company email is able to be read or scanned at will by the employers and anyone they designate. If you want to communicate with anyone, do it in person, get yourselves on signal or other encrypted message service. Dont out anything on a medical person's social media either, unless you want them to get in trouble; many get scanned by their masters as well.