[RummyChick]

In general...if a hospital refuses a patients request for iv of vitamin C...can the patient demand their belongings that include a purse with liposomal C packets in it so the patient can take it

Relative cant bring it to you right now as they arent allowed in

So what would be the protocol to get your vitamin C packets that you brought with you

[RummyChick]

The brand of liposomal c that i take is not taking orders right now.

Anyone have a good brand that you are positive is not a scam type product in the labeling..when reading reviews you often see people say the product isnt truly liposomal c.

[PA Engineer]

I don't know. I think at this point even family physicians would have a difficult time providing medical advice on the COVID-19 ICU wards.

I think it depends on the hospital and level of care. I'll discuss it with my wife. She already knows what I would want to take if I was in isolation and I know she would make sure the attending knew

[gleeaikin]

I would say the best way to get action is to tell them to give you your Vitamins and Minerals right away, and that you have left instructions with family and lawyer that if you die when they do not give them to you, they are to sue the shxx out of the hospital and the people who attended to you and would not give you your possessions.

I was once hospitalized with 11 broken ribs and a punctured lung (auto accident). Fortunately, I had friends who could give me the supplements I had along with me on the trip. Doctor kept telling me I needed to move more so I wouldn’t get pneumonia. It hurt like anything, so I stayed still but took my vitamin C several times a day as well as my other supplements. I was about 55 at the time. I was also taking calcium and magnesium, Vitamin D, and a good multivitamin. I was up and walking around in 3 weeks, and after 2 months I won a limbo contest where everyone was younger than I was.