You are the perfect example of why there is not a one size fits all approach. Everyone is different and some people go on to develop more serious disease despite what they do that seems to work on everyone else. People in that situation can use something like mAB therapy in addition to those things we know are helpful. For them, the choice between mABs or hospital death camp admission is a risk worth taking because to do nothing could be fatal. Especially when a person does not have access to a clinician that can provide alternative and more aggressive onsite treatments. It makes me angry that they are once again pulling something that has been shown to help avoid hospitalization - which we know for the really sick the odds of walking back out of hospital are not so good.

One note on Vitamin D. Get your levels up to about 90ng/ml. When a person gets really sick their levels can drop by 50 percent in 24 hours. If a person is starting with a level of say 30 to 40 ng/ml, which most providers are happy with when reviewing bloodwork, those levels within 24hrs could be 15 to 20 ng/dl which is deficient. When someone gets really sick, suffers trauma, or undergoes surgery, 50K IUs can be safely taken for a week to help with the body's increased needs. There is research that shows that this increased dose of Vitamin D is correlated to decreased morbidity and shortened duration of illness.

Keep up with the supplements fren. I am sure they also helped give you a fighting chance. Try to locate a provider in your area that can deliver IV vitamin treatment. It might be helpful for your recovery.