[simpson96]

[John Leland 1789]

When she was first tested positive, was she offered any kind of effective early treatment therapeutic protocol? We're not told. But I have been asking people who have had Covid and I never get an answer to the affirmative.

It seems that the medical profession wants people to get sick enough to have to be admitted to a hospital.

The testimonies in this regard before the U.S. Senate are just ignored entirely.

What? They can develop a vaccine within one year, but they cannot even do the testing they say they require for HCQ, Ivermectin, Budesonide, and other therapies?

How many of the half million deaths plus (thus far) could have been prevented? I have now sent close to a dozen letters asking these questions to my elected representatives at federal and state level, and at least a half dozen phone calls to their offices. (Senator Mike Braun R-IN; Senator Todd Young R-IN; Rep. Trey Hollingsworth R-IN-9th; Indiana State Rep Steve Davisson House District 73 (Pharmacist); Indiana State Senator Erin Houchin, Senate District 47)

Answers? ZERO. They won't even approach it.

[SecAmndmt]

Totally unnecessary, when we have so many therapeutics which could have helped shorten it to probably less than 7 days.

The average person would not even have needed to be admitted to hospital had they followed either the FLCCC protocol or one of the various wellness protocols with or without Ivermectin.

I bet the hospital never even gave her advice on early treatment. If she is overweight, which I assume she is, she’s now going to be more susceptible to other illnesses in the future.

People like her are a financial bonanza for the medical system. Making money off illness, when cheap home therapeutics are available.

The first advice any MD should be giving: lose some weight.

[daniel1212]

Not the kind of miracle that can exclude naturalistic explanation but it certainly is a testimony to God’s mercy and grace. Doc says “Very obese” so its mercy she did not die, and grace that she recovered. But the bill will require more.

[LegendHasIt]

150 days in the hospital??? It IS a miracle she survived, no matter what she was admitted for.

Plus, I wonder who is paying for it

[Bon of Babble]

My neighbor survived two months in the hospital on a respirator with COVID. Family had a huge welcome home party for him when he returned (September).

This past Wednesday, he was found DOA in the family bathroom, coroner said his heart gave out.

We are wondering if his heart was damaged from COVID or perhaps the respirator?

He was 47.

[Secret Agent Man]

Jeez did no one give her hcq plus zinc, or ivermectin plus zinc during these 150 days?