I sent a message asking Frontline Doctors if they have a list of hospital systems who have adopted their protocols. This is their response:
Hospitals across the country have adopted the NIH in-patient protocol that includes the drug Remdesivir and subsequentially a ventilator. Hospitals will deny your loved one lifesaving medications like Ivermectin. Hospitals are given bonuses to use Remdesivir as the drug of choice even though it is toxic, has very little benefit in late stage-covid, and has a side effect that causes kidney and liver failure. It is very difficult to get hospital doctors to go against the set hospital protocols and allow the use of Ivermectin. In most cases, it will take a hired medical advocate who has experience with lawyers and knows how to fight against the system.
Below is the Front line Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance recommended protocol for in-hospital treatment. I would suggest that you be an advocate for your loved one and stand firm to get this recommended protocol. If need be, contact an attorney in your area and fight on a legal level. The hospital protocols in place right now are not working.
https://covid19criticalcare.com/covid-19-protocols/math-plus-protocol/
I want to be able to give you information to educate yourself so that you will be prepared before you or your loved one goes into the hospital but also have information to fight for your loved one if they end up in the hospital. Please review all the information at this link as it contains a large amount of information regarding hospitalizations: https://thedrardisshow.com/links-resources?_kx=0zAqsoboLL-U_GxiV_G3C2uRilijAd-hYp6STXRbbEc%3D.SwvL6p
This is a must-watch regarding being a patient medical advocate for your loved one:
AFLDS has put together some information that will help you advocate for your loved one in the hospital:
https://americasfrontlinedoctors.org/2/medical-advocacy/ If you are not able to fight for your loved one on your own, below is a list of medical advocates that you can consult in order to seek the help you need to fight this hospital tyranny.
MEDICAL ADVOCATES: https://nursewithin.com/
https://www.americanfrontlinenurses.com/
https://www.truthforhealth.org/
The only way we are going to make a difference is to rise at the local level and join others in our communities to fight against this lack of care in the hospital system. AFLDS cannot Individually fight every hospital situation, but we are here to support and encourage you. AFLDS wishes you the best of luck and we join you in this overall fight for freedom.
We are thankful for your support which enables us to continue to bring truth to the American people.
Warmest regards,
Andi
Client Services
www.aflds.org
https://stopmedicaldiscrimination.org/
Civil Liberties - America's Frontline Doctors (americasfrontlinedoctors.org)
Nothing in this transmission is considered medical or legal advice, nor should it be construed or used as medical or legal advice or medical practice.
I sent a message asking Frontline Doctors if they have a list of hospital systems who have adopted their protocols. This is their response:
Hospitals across the country have adopted the NIH in-patient protocol that includes the drug Remdesivir and subsequentially a ventilator. Hospitals will deny your loved one lifesaving medications like Ivermectin. Hospitals are given bonuses to use Remdesivir as the drug of choice even though it is toxic, has very little benefit in late stage-covid, and has a side effect that causes kidney and liver failure. It is very difficult to get hospital doctors to go against the set hospital protocols and allow the use of Ivermectin. In most cases, it will take a hired medical advocate who has experience with lawyers and knows how to fight against the system.
Below is the Front line Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance recommended protocol for in-hospital treatment. I would suggest that you be an advocate for your loved one and stand firm to get this recommended protocol. If need be, contact an attorney in your area and fight on a legal level. The hospital protocols in place right now are not working.
MATH+ Protocol - FLCCC | Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (covid19criticalcare.com)
I want to be able to give you information to educate yourself so that you will be prepared before you or your loved one goes into the hospital but also have information to fight for your loved one if they end up in the hospital. Please review all the information at this link as it contains a large amount of information regarding hospitalizations: Links & Resources (thedrardisshow.com)
This is a must-watch regarding being a patient medical advocate for your loved one:
The Dr. Ardis Show - URGENT - Share Everywhere .... Dr. Ardis speaks with patient advocate Michelle Rowton. (vokalnow.com)
AFLDS has put together some information that will help you advocate for your loved one in the hospital:
Medical Advocacy - America's Frontline Doctors (americasfrontlinedoctors.org)
If you are not able to fight for your loved one on your own, below is a list of medical advocates that you can consult in order to seek the help you need to fight this hospital tyranny.
MEDICAL ADVOCATES:
Advocacy for Life – Healing is Possible When You Find the Nurse Within
The Advocate Network | AFLN (americanfrontlinenurses.com)
TRUTH for HEALTH FOUNDATION - Truth for Health Foundation
The only way we are going to make a difference is to rise at the local level and join others in our communities to fight against this lack of care in the hospital system. AFLDS cannot Individually fight every hospital situation, but we are here to support and encourage you. AFLDS wishes you the best of luck and we join you in this overall fight for freedom.
We are thankful for your support which enables us to continue to bring truth to the American people.
Warmest regards,
Andi
Client Services
www.aflds.org
https://stopmedicaldiscrimination.org/
Civil Liberties - America's Frontline Doctors (americasfrontlinedoctors.org)
Nothing in this transmission is considered medical or legal advice, nor should it be construed or used as medical or legal advice or medical practice.