Mom is having a tough time. She had an appt with the James Clinic the other day and is taking IVM, HCQ, and a bunch of other things, as well as doing the nebulizer to keep the infection out of her lungs.
Any prayers would be appreciated.
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Thank you. We got some promising/positive news yesterday. My sister brought Mom to her PCP's office where they checked her over and listened to her lungs, which sounded good but they heard a little bit of crackling. So, off she went for a chest X-ray. Her lungs are clear and she seems to be on the road to recovery.
I have to give all the credit for pulling Mom through this to God and my sis and brother-in-law (my mother lives with them, temporarily). I live very close to them so I was the runner, picking up prescriptions and other things, waving to my mother through the window. OH, sis and b-i-l were sick too but everyone is doing much better now.
Awww man such great news to hear. Made my day hearing this. Your mom's a fighter and that's something to be very proud of.
Awesome to see your family pull together in time of need. Don't ever discount being the runner. Not much business gets done without a go-between. Plus you had to hold the fort down. That must have been super hard only getting to wave to her but I bet that meant more to her than you'll ever realize.
Stay in touch Patriot and let me know if anything changes, good or bad (if you want that is). Don't forget to take some time to yourself :)
Thank you. We all had a job to do to get Mom through this and I was happy to do mine.
I was also happy that I didn't have to fight sis on any of the treatments; she was completely onboard. She still has a toe in the MSM narrative but mainly because of her job. If not for her job, I believe she and her husband would be all in. They were both jabbed a few months ago and I believe they regret it (b-i-l told me they aren't getting any more shots). He believes he was the one that brought the illness into the house.
Regardless, she is through the worst of it. Thank you for lending your ear (eyes) and hearing me out.