When a patient says no to remdemisvere < I can’t spell it at the moment, the hospital says they refused treatment, and they sit there, ignored. They collapse their lungs with the over oxygenation, sedation to paralyze, and hospitals are / HAVE brutally murdered millions.
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Firsthand knowledge, this is not always true.
I was in for a week. I had double pnemonia, complication from flu (covid is a type of flu, call it what it is). The biggest issue I had was lack of 02 and couldn't eat. Was sick for a week so I was fairly weak. ER doc came in double gowned, mask and face shield, double gloves. Started outlining treatment: o2, vitamins, remdemsivir, scans, anti viral, antibiotics, anti coagulation meds. His goal was to keep me off a vent.
I said I appreciate it but I decline the remdemsivir. He looked shocked and went into a tirade on how he didn't want to be pulled into a political debate, and if I cared for my life the best odds I had of staying off a vent was to take the remdemsivir, because 70% on vent die, yadda yadda. I told him between coughs and gasps trying to catch my breath, I know the numbers, I know what it is, and I'm not taking it.
Throughout the conversation, he had been backing away from me, and at this point he was against the wall, literally. It was then he said "well you can do what you want and I'm about to go off shift. I've never had covid I'm not about to get it so I'll let the next doctor on shift talk to you."
Then he left.
Long story short, talking to nurses and my final doctor (who was awesome), that first doctor had resorted to playing a numbers game. Remdemsivir was known to staff and doctors there to be not good, but if you survived it helped. While it has 23% mortality (they believed at the time), vents were seen as 70% mortality, and most everyone who took it was not put on vents. In other, words, the poison that didn't kill you made you stronger.
I knew remdemsivir was more like 53% fatal because of GAW, and had no real benefits. I knew all I needed was o2 and some food (and prayer) to overcome, and that is what they did. I questioned every shot, each day, I questioned every medication, I questioned every pill. They were more than happy to help and told me repeatedly how refreshing to have a patient actively take part in their recovery. Most people sit like a lump, apparently.
Long story short I was better in less than a week, and they said I recovered faster than anyone they had treated to date.
Other than that first doc, everyone was an active participant in trying to help me recover.
Well done pede. You fought for your life in a hospital against a doctor, someone with power and prestige and here you are. Well done.
Wow… sorry to hear about your experience - that was almost “me” back in January. Supposedly had the “COVID” and finally went to the ER and when I told the Doc that I wasn’t vaccinated his attitude “changed” and he refused to treat me as recommended by my Primary Care Manager (supplemental O2, steroids, antibiotics, HCQ, IVM, etc.,.). He said at the most he’d do was give me an inhaler and in a few days I’d get “COVID Lung” and then he’d let nature “take care of me.” My wife got me out of there FAST and we instead opted for home treatment as directed by our PCM. Literally within a few hours after doubling my IVM dosage (to 48 mg/day) that night I felt much better and knew that I had turned the corner on things. The next day I got my supplemental O2 and the other meds and within 3-4 days I was finally out of bed and (unsteadily) walking around again. The big thing was that my O2-blood concentration went from the low 80s to the mid-90s. It took me a few more weeks to fully recover and regain the 23 pounds I had lost, though. My wife and I knew that if I’d decided to stay in the hospital it would’ve probably killed me. We later found out about two others in our larger sphere of acquaintances (two degrees of separation) who had the “COVID” at the same time as me and got admitted to the hospital - they didn’t survive. RIP.
Same here. I ended up on oxygen for a month after a weeks hospital stay. Hospital banked 10k for my "covid" diagnosis alone...
Glad to hear you recovered fren.