He better make sure he's not using hospital supplied Ivermectin. Does anyone think big pharma isn't beyond switching ivermectin with rat poison? Too much to lose if the patient gets better quickly. If he dies, the money keeps rolling in.
That’s the hospital I was born in 😆 and downtown Naperville was a great hangout during teenage years. Beautiful at Christmas, complete with carriage rides.
Hospitals have been corrupt for decades. In the UK (and probably elsewhere) they are allowed to buy items ONLY from an "approved supplier". So my wife, who worked in a hospital, ordered a kettle for the nurses' rest room. (In the UK that doesn't mean "toilet".) It arrived from the approved supplier with a 99.99 price tag. Hidden below that was a price label from a high-street store for 9.99. That's a nice profit margin for somebody.
The punishment is the process. The guy was on a ventilator for three weeks before they let him have what his doctor wanted to prescribe.
He better make sure he's not using hospital supplied Ivermectin. Does anyone think big pharma isn't beyond switching ivermectin with rat poison? Too much to lose if the patient gets better quickly. If he dies, the money keeps rolling in.
What a sick incestuous system when we have to be concerned about this real possibility!
While it's a win, government permission was still required to do his job. Crazy world we live in where judges make medical decisions.
Based Naperville, Really nice area and huge Freemason presence.
That’s the hospital I was born in 😆 and downtown Naperville was a great hangout during teenage years. Beautiful at Christmas, complete with carriage rides.
Is the judge a doctor now? Why does a judge get to rule on medical treatment by a doctor?
Follow UP: https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/illinois-familys-attorney-says-ivermectin-working-for-grandfather-with-covid-19
Hospitals have been corrupt for decades. In the UK (and probably elsewhere) they are allowed to buy items ONLY from an "approved supplier". So my wife, who worked in a hospital, ordered a kettle for the nurses' rest room. (In the UK that doesn't mean "toilet".) It arrived from the approved supplier with a 99.99 price tag. Hidden below that was a price label from a high-street store for 9.99. That's a nice profit margin for somebody.