I recently started dating this nurse friend of mine, who is pretty conservatives but isn't quite redpilled. We were talking about COVID and I brought up that most of our deaths were preventable, referencing IVM/HCQ usage and the low vaccination rates in Africa in comparison to the world, and yet their deaths/cases are also low.
Her response challenged me: "If there's a treatment that prevents it or treats it, why wouldn't our doctors default to it? I know some, and surely they'd do everything they can to save them. I couldn't believe that they wouldn't save those lives because of money."
I'm stumped. She's treated and seen people die from this, so I don't know how to answer it. Do you guys have any way that you would?
I work (in an office setting) with a licensed nurse who only worked in nursing during 2020. Just got licensed and didn’t want to hang around after what they saw on the front lines. They are starting to have some real guilt over all the patients they administered Remdesivir to since hindsight is 20/20 and it’s pretty obvious now it did way more harm than good.