Yes after two years we finally got it. I recovered in a few days, he's suffering from a severe cough and a touch of pneumonia, as confirmed by Urgent Care today. It's all fine to scoff at it when you feel untouchable but another thing when you bonafide have it and all the horror stories come to mind. If you could please say a prayer for his recovery I'd be very grateful. We just celebrated our 35th wedding anniversary. His name is Ed.
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Thank you. Yes, I am aware of the protocols but I'm not sure I could convince him to try anything out of the mainstream. As I said, when you get it for real it can be scary and our instinct is to trust conventional medicine.
Also, I'm serious about the hospitals. My normally very robust and healthy cousin got a bad case of Covid and got scared. After going to the hospital, she was in quarantine 10 days without her husband being able to see her, or question anything about her care. Only phone calls. She is okay now, but the trauma was awful, and unnecessary. I think she's fortunate to have escaped.
The hospital may have a leg to stand on with hubby not allowed in to see (even though there are isolation units and precautions same as with TB) but what is their excuse for not giving him info, updates, answering questions about her care?
Poor word choice. He was allowed to speak with staff and ask questions. When I said he couldn't question her care, what I meant is that they wouldn't listen to any of his requests. They were also very dismissive. The emergency room doctor told him "look, if you don't want our standard protocol, go someplace else and we won't admit her. If she is admitted, she gets what we give everyone." He was asking about remdesivir, which he had been warned about. (She got remdesivir.) This occurred while they were on vacation in Florida, and without support of known doctors or knowledgeable about whether other hospitals were close by. She was having difficulty breathing and indeed had low oxygen levels.
Obviously the story ends well, as she got better. But the story could have been much less traumatic, and the cure less dangerous. And there's no reason to keep family out, with everything we know.
For what it's worth, this protocol is simple, cheap and effective, no prescriptions required, and the two linked articles highlight doctors recommending it. The many comments show a lot of support and validation. And I've never seen any negative press about it.
https://greatawakening.win/p/140cbVkN65/when-vitamins-and-ivm-dont-seem-/