[HollyB]

He got Covid. Was doing better after a couple of weeks, then he got pneumonia. He chose to get intubated. While he was intubated and in an medically induced unconscious-state - that’s when he died.

[rxsid]

"He got Covid. Was doing better after a couple of weeks, then he got pneumonia. He chose to get intubated. While he was intubated and in an medically induced unconscious-state - that’s when he died."

In that type of condition, sounds like Aviptadil (+ Standard of Care, if necessary) would have been his best shot.

Probably didn't know about it due to the media blackout. Blackout perhaps...not for much longer though.

[Captain Peter Blood]

And denied medications that could have saved his life.

[JaguarXKE]

He got Covid. Was doing better after a couple of weeks, then he got pneumonia. He chose to get intubated. While he was intubated and in an medically induced unconscious-state - that’s when he died.

A very good friend of mine, and a former Freeper (Rogle), developed Pneumonia (gosh it's been over 8 years now) and went into the VA hospital and was put into a medically induced coma from which he never woke up. I miss Rory.

[cuban leaf]

Just like what happened to a lot of people in the early days in New York City. Bottom line: they killed him.

[Justa]

Thanks for the update Holly. Pneumonia is in Covid’s repertoire. They work symbiotically to worsen the illness. I wonder if he refused a Z-pack.

[mware]

I have a friend who got covid. Had to be hospitalized for it. They wanted to intubate her. She refused. Doctors told family to start planning for her death. She pulled through. Just had her last appointment with her pulmonary doctor.