Yes I was absolutely diagnosing and treating covid patients. Additionally I had access to monoclonals on demand. So once I saw several ivermectin failures I just went right to monoclonals and had much better success.
I was merely querying what is the allegations of law to bring a tort. I would love to read the complaint. I am glad the lawsuit was brought because as I always have, support the autonomous decision making of physicians.
Yes, additional details about the suit would be good
“Yes I was absolutely diagnosing and treating covid patients. Additionally I had access to monoclonals on demand. So once I saw several ivermectin failures I just went right to monoclonals and had much better success.”
Liar.
I know some of the MDs who use IVM and HCQ. And frontline nurses. I have provided elements of the FLCCC protocols to friends and they have recovered within a day or two. There’s no rocket science with this kind of viral treatment, provided it is done early. A lay person can help for about $40. I have helped, and will continue to do so. We put you trained MD monkeys to shame just by printing out the I-mask protocol and dropping a box of supplements on a sick persons door step. One friend I helped was feeling better within 2 hours. And back at work within 3 days. Before I helped her she described a feeling of being hit by a freight train. Confirmed delta variant. I also helped her get her religious exemption at her hospital (which was approved). Meanwhile all the nurses I know are seeing PE’s and sudden aggressive cancer in their LTC patients. All of them vaxxed.