Update on first hand account...
Texted gf, asking how her coworker is doing.
Here’s the reply she just sent;
“I spoke with him a while ago today. His fever is almost gone. He was crying. Literally crying thanking me for saving his life. It is really you that saved this life! He sounds absolutely terrible I almost didn’t recognize his voice but thanks be to God he is getting better. I was never so happy to talk to him.”
He was ten days into it before reluctantly asking for ivm. First dose was Saturday night...Tuesday noon reply.
I didn’t save anyone.
Jesus saves =o)
Not looking to give false hope or medical advice here. Just sharing the story
...that is all
There must be some mechanical correlation to parasites and COVID if IVM works this well.
Was THAT the basis of the gain-of-function?
Marry the persistence of parasitic infestations with the mRNA of a CoronaVirus capsulid?
That’s terrific and reminds me of this story -
There was a man who lived in a two story house near a river and the river began to flood. As the river rose, warnings were given via radio, TV and shortwave and jeeps drove through the area to evacuate people. As a jeep drove by the man’s house, he was told:
“You are in danger. Your life is at stake. You must evacuate. Get in the Jeep. Let us help you evacuate.”
“No,” the man replied from his doorstep. “I have faith. I’ll be okay. The flood won’t get me. God will take care of me.” The water continued to rise.
Soon the man was on the second floor. A boat was going through the area and arrived at the man’s house. Rescuers made every effort to convince the man to take action so that his life would be saved.
“You’re in danger. Your life is at stake. You will drown in the flood.”
“No worries,” says the man. “I have faith. Everything is okay. Even though the flood is rising, I will be fine. God will take care of me.” The flood continued to rise.
The man went to the roof to avoid the rising water. A helicopter pilot sees him on top of the roof and hovers above the man. Using a megaphone, the pilot tries to convince the man to grab the rope ladder which was dangling above his head.
“You are in danger. The flood is still rising. You’ll drown if you don’t grab the rope ladder. Let us help you.”
“No worries.” says the man. “I will be fine. Yes, the flood is higher but I have faith. God will take care of me.” The flood rises and the man drowns.
At the pearly gates, the man says to God: “I had faith but you let me die”, to which God replied: “I sent you a jeep, a boat and a helicopter. What more could I have done for you?”
God may have arranged for the discovery of ivermectin but people still have to find out about it, be persuaded of its efficacy, and be willing to take it. You did your research and persuaded your friend, which saved your friend’s co-worker’s life.
I didn’t save anyone.
Jesus saves =o)
Not looking to give false hope or medical advice here. Just sharing the story
...that is all
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Oh that’s a really good story! So glad the co-worker is doing better.
Yes, Jesus saves, but sometimes he sends humans to help!
Petey