Beware of hospitals and ERs.
They may be necessary in a low-oxygen emergency. HOWEVER, they can essentially kidnap a COVID victim and refuse to provide ivermectin. They will also refuse to allow visitors, so there is no way to sneak ivermectin to the patient.
That is EXACTLY what happened here. Lots of deaths in our little community and most of it medical malpractice.
Boy are you CORRECT about the kidnapping!
True story - 2 friends of mine had covid, recovered. (wife was in ICU for 10 days)
On their first outing after her recovery, the husband had a cardiac event in the middle of a store, fainted, confusion, etc. (later diagnosed as afib, and another hereditary condition that his mother, grandfather and a whole slew of her siblings had).
At the time, they didn’t know if he had a stroke or if it was his heart. He was rushed to the nearest hospital to check his heart and get a cat scan.
The FIRST thing they did at the ER, rather than trying to determine if he’d had a stroke and thus give him the appropriate drugs, was to administer a covid test. He was well over a month PAST having recovered from it. By the way, he had 3 NEG tests from his doctor after his recovery.
Well, at the hospital he tested positive and all potential scans and treatments ceased! He was RUSHED to the covid floor and put into isolation! Had he been in the middle of a stroke, he could have died. By this time, he was much more lucid and HIGHLY PISSED OFF!
The hospital was not allowing visitors, so his wife was in the parking lot. He called her. She had to go round and round on the phone with doctors to explain their situation. Finally, a doctor agreed he likely did NOT have covid, but they wouldn’t release him until the next day!