Was hoping I would not be someone writing One of these stories.. I received a call from a business associate that had recently worked with an old friend of mine.. someone I had known for many years but with everything going on had not touched base with for a while.. He told me that my friend died yesterday in the local hospital from Covid.. said he went in a few days ago, was given medication, progressively got worse and was put on a ventilator hours before dying.. The protocol is Remdesivir and vent.. I have access to HCQ and Ivermectin but didn’t know he’d gone in.. I knew the protocol and it’s results prior, but hadn’t taken the time to share that info with him.. he would have listened to me …I deeply regret not having done so.. The hospital gets their $39,000 and his beautiful wife of 35 plus years is a widow !! Please don’t be late on telling those you know and love so you don’t have to live with that regret !!
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Aahhh…SHIT!! I’m sorry, truly very sorry. I’m waiting on this kind of news AS WE ALL MUST BE? OP, DO NOT feel any guilt…seriously?!! We all immediately think “what could I/should I have DONE”? Right? We’re all going to face these losses…THIS IS WAR. I’ve only hinted at my war experiences here, but have seen friends get blown to bits; literally. The guilt (self-shaming) I felt and will always carry put me in the post-war category of mental casualty leading me down the road of addictionS and basically a pity party. It’s a useless waste of one’s life to self-induce the victimhood of “casualty” and finally pulled my head-OUT. Let me repeat; WE ALL WILL FACE THIS-PROBABLY. PTSD can be overcome…put the load IN GOD’s HANDS. -Peace 🙏