My husband got sick Saturday evening. By Monday evening he had a low grade fever. Since he was also coughing and had upper respiratory symptoms I told him to take the Ivermectin pills we purchased from a Frontline Alliance Doctor. He didn't want to and really preferred to save them for when he really got sick bc it cost so much money to get the pills. I talked him into taking them. Better to take them early than to wait. He is in his 70's. He took the first day dosage Monday evening. Within hours his temperature was back to normal. And he felt better the next day with less coughing. He walked a mile on our treadmill with no problem. After the second day (today) he is feeling even better. Just an occasional cough. And no fatique or other symptoms. He is back on the treadmill again.

We are going into an urgent care clinic tomorrow that will prescribe Ivermectin. He couldn't get an appointment in there until tomorrow. Even though he will most likely feel better he wants to get another script for it now that he knows it works.

So far I haven't seen any symptoms myself. But it may still be early yet.

Starting with a little background on myself, I am currently 36 years old and in the healthcare field. I have an advanced degree in medicine and have been in the field over 10 years with an emphasis on Anesthesia. I have been working in a major Trauma 1 facility located in the United States since the beginning of COVID. I have interacted and taken care of my share of COVID patients for the past 3 years and somehow I have managed to prevent myself from getting the virus. Our donning and doffing protocols for the hospital have changed a few times since then and even in some emergencies I was only able to afford myself eye protection and an N95. My vaccination status is negative. I was skeptical originally and now more than ever after seeing released data on the different side effects that can occur vs. chances of death, I personally don’t see it as something worthwhile for myself. I took an AB test Jan 6th 2022 to verify my exposure status and it was negative. Now fast forward a couple weeks my exposure came from a close friend who was actually vaccinated and boostered. He had a couple callouts from his clinic from vaccinated employees for COVID. Well as we all know the major infectious period is right before you get it. So a group of us went on a trip where we all interacted in a social setting and in close enough proximity for me to get COVID from him. This is where our stories differ. During this time I have done a fair amount of research on Ivermectin, you know the horse paste everyone has been talking about, and from the journal articles I’ve read on http://covid19criticalcare.com I decided to follow the I-MASK+ prevention and early outpatient treatment plan. I knew we were going to be in a social setting so I was already taking the .2mg/kg twice a week because it was going to be a high risk setting seeing some of my old friends again. I mean with Omicron anytime you step into a crowded area you have a risk of being infected. My friend who was infected made it home before I did and sent out a courtesy text that he had just tested positive for covid. He decided to take the test after he thought he received food poisoning the night before. So as soon as I saw that I took 4mg/kg Ivermectin, vitamin C 1000mg, melatonin 10mg, a multivitamin, and used some mouthwash. Didn’t follow the protocol word for word, but I figured I'm a pretty healthy guy and I rarely get sick so I would skimp on some minor details. That day I might have had a little tickle in my throat so my technical day 1 according to the CDC would be tomorrow. So after one good night's rest, thanks to the melatonin, I wake up to a tiny sore throat, an occasional cough, and a little runny nose. I knew this was most likely covid so I self quarantined and just caught up on some computer work I had been neglecting. As the night approaches I repeat the cocktail and when I wake up on day 3 I feel pretty much back to normal. Maybe a slight itchiness in my throat, no pain whatsoever and little cough. Also a tiny bit of sinus drip, but it could be the fact that it's now 28 degrees outside and my heater is on. Running out of things to do and be productive I spent the day watching movies, and playing some video games with an old friend. As the night approaches I take my cocktail again. Day 4 I feel perfectly fine, but I know I have COVID so I do the next best thing and schedule a test for the next day just to confirm what I already know. After that I workout a little bit, clean up, and shave as I have neglected to do that the whole time. I take the cocktail once more and head to bed. Day 5 I wake up and head to the testing site. It’s a PCR test and the results come back as positive. Nothing new there, just needed to confirm so I could show my employer. Overall, the journey was not that remarkable. Yes I received and recovered from Omicron very quickly and rather unscathed. I am grateful that I have no long term respiratory issues, or suffered from any permanent loss of taste or smell. I am not sure what my body would have done had I not taken Ivermectin. I am not here to tell anyone to follow my path, rather just to tell a story of what happened to me. Omicron is one of the most contagious things humans have ever encountered and it’s not going away any time soon. I know some people may be offended by this, but again this is simply my story. I am not recommending anyone do this or even follow this. All I ask in this crazy world we live in is to think for yourself and make your own educated decision.

Ivermectin has never won a Nobel Peace Prize. It did, however, win a Nobel Prize for Medicine, and that carries much more weight than a peace prize that can be awarded to former US Presidents that start multiple wars and carry out drone strikes on innocent civilians. I see a lot of people making this mistake, and it's probably not a big deal to most, but let's be clear and distinguish between the two.

Any pharmacy that denies a valid prescription for any reason (outside of outright fraud) should be charged with practicing medicine without a license and shut down immediately.

I got Covid on Monday and immediately started the Zelenko protocol. I‘Ve got HCQ, Ivermectin—both paste and pill, zpack, Vitamin D3 and zinc, and C.

And I’m not getting any better. I’m so weak today I can barely get up. The only plus is my fever is gone and the splitting headache is gone. Right now it’s my strength, which is non existent, and congestion, brain fog, and everything tastes weird.

I thought the therapeutics were like a magic bullet or at least would bless you with a less severe case. I’m confused.

What was your experience like?

I remember seeing a fauci meme around here where he was pointing at some document that said HCQ and ivermectin are effective against covid and I need to find that document to redpill some people but I don't even know where to start looking for it. if anyone has it and can link it here I'd be most grateful

Remember when Project Veritas released documents from a DARPA whistleblower exposing Faucis lies? Remember the document outlining the effectiveness of already available treatments?

Shouldn't there be a massive lawsuit to end the vaccines EUA?