Our First Hand ICU Story - What is ACTUALLY Killing People In The Hospital [Includes my notes on video,post #1 lists treatments that helped her husband recover]

rumble.com ^ | August 6, 2021 | Kate Dalley

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ransomnote: The video is well worth watching. I will copy and paste the text  at the link, written by Kate Dalley, of the Kate Dalley show.

My notes on her video are below, and I will put a more concise version of her recommendations in post #1 if you just want to print that out or investigate them.

Note: She is not a doctor and is not giving medical advice, and neither am I. She is explaining her experience and what worked in the recovery of her husband.

Our First Hand ICU Story - What is ACTUALLY Killing People In The Hospital (IMPORTANT: It's the CDC protocol that's killing people. 21 minute video)

Rumble — My husband WALKED out of the ICU in just 3 1/2 days. Fastest ICU patient in history of Cov. What we did. What to tell others. It's not "blovid"- the protocol is what is killing people in the ICU. Here is what to do and how to do it. What to demand. What treatment. Please Share This! More at katedalleyradio.com in show notes on entire story. My husband had 4 major "risk" categories- so by their "blovid" standards, should be dead. We changed THEIR protocol and saved his life. This is how we did it. ( I look puffy and terrible here on vid because I was brought to tears on the air on my syndicated radio show.)

ransomnote: I wrote notes on the video, sometimes quoting her, sometimes paraphrasing or just capturing her intention in a few words.

Kate Dalley’s husband had ordinary pneumonia for about 7 days before going to the hospital for oxygen, at which the medical establishment turned it into ‘Covid pneumonia’.

Ransomnote: My notes on Rumble video:

Her husband (56, overweight, unvaccinated, diabetic) had been taking Ivermectin but she said,in hindsight, since the dose is based on bodyweight, if they had upped the dose, she believes they may have been able to bypass going into the hospital.

They went in to the hospital to get Oxygen for him because his pulse oximeter reading was 79.

The nurse (whom Dalley calls ‘Nurse Ratchett’) put a mask per hospital policy on her husband, even though he was already struggling to breathe.  Dalley said, “No. Don’t do that to him,” so the nurse immediately called security to ‘stand by’ so Dalley would not say anything more to the nurse while she registered him. Dalley said the nurse was not a person you could talk do.

They were immediately sent to ER for a work up of his symptoms, which were just basic pneumonia symptoms.  Covid test was up to 40 rotations (above 25 is considered deceitful) to encompass all flu, virus, cold and and everything under that umbrella. SO naturally he tested positive for Covid, when it should have just indicated he was ill. Once he tested ill, the staff enacted contagion protocols (she jokes about a siren going off and breathing apparatus, gloves etc were implemented). She was given a gown.

 X-rays showed cloudiness on both lungs and she was told it was “Covid pneumonia”. When she asked what ‘Covid pneumonia’ was, they had a hard time telling her, she says jokingly ‘because it’s such a mystery after 19 months,’ but it’s basically which treatment track you’re going to be on.

If the Covid test is negative, pneumonia patient is sent home with chicken soup and TLC unless they opt for high flow oxygen and are directed to a hospital room to receive that.

If the Covid test is positive, you’re on a whole separate track – ICU. Both tracks allow hi-flow oxygen but if your Covid test is positive, they send you to ICU and tell you it’s going to be 7 to 10 days. By sending you to ICU instead of a regular room for pneumonia, the hospitals can say their ICU’s are full.

So now the ICU is supposedly “over flowing.” That’s what we’re going to keep hearing because of these Covid policy changes.

While they were in the ER, they were told if his condition worsened the next step would be to put him on a ventilator. She said “No. We don’t do that. We’re a no ventilator family.” She said when she answered the query about their vaccination status (not vaccinated), the staff smirked at them as if they were the “evil people” who came into the hospital unvaccinated. However, it seems their unvaccinated status was negative to his health because he was able to check out of the hospital ICU after 3 ½ days, fastest ever.

The staff told her husband that she was not the person who would decide whether he got a ventilator; it was his life not hers. He was told he was really risking brain damage if he did not accept that ventilator if they couldn’t get that hi-flow machine to do what it needed to do for him. Her husband still declined a ventilator for himself.

She half jokes that she figured she’d have to write on his chest with a Sharpie, “No Ventilator” just to protect him from all the different doctors. “Now a days you don’t get just one doctor, you get 24 doctors on rotation” so she found it hard because she didn’t know how much they communicate.

When they went to ICU, she was stopped and told that she couldn’t enter wearing the gown initially given her when his Covid test was positive. They said, “Oh that’s infested with Covid, you have to take that one off and put on a new one.”  She asked, “But, what about my shoes, purse, bag and hair? And face? Arms? Is that not infested with Covid?”

She was told “No. Just the gown.” She remarks it makes no medical sense as she’s wearing the same shoes and her hands are not covered. She had to keep switching the gown and remarked dryly upon the need to wear her ‘immune system on her face’ (i.e., mask) because she’s apparently healthy, but her immune system on the inside must not be working.

So she had to put a 'space suit' with hose connected to the hat every time she went to visit her husband in ICU after she had been living with him, sharing his bed while he was ill at home for the past week.

She jokes she has to wear a space suit/hazmat suit once they get to the ICU because that’s where her immune system won’t work to visit her husband, everytime she wants to say hi to hi, and he could barely hear her through the shields.

She said she thinks they got through this because, in addition to prayer and blessings, they had amazing doctors who told her to get him on high dose Vitamin C immediately, and that it makes a big difference. The doctors you deal with may think that is silly and offer low dose, oral sources but the doctors at America’s Frontline Doctors were clear that you want IV administered high dose Vitamin C (many benefits, in particular helps with inflammation). You have to monitor what is administered because they agreed to high dose and gave low dose.

She notes his x-rays looked ‘suspiciously like’ pneumonia seen in prior years – all pneumonia looks like each other.  She thinks three years ago it would have been regular pneumonia but apparently now there are big bucks associated with Covid pneumonia.

So her doctors at Amerca’s Frontline doctors wanted him on high doses of IV Vitamin C, Vitamin D, and him to have Zinc etc. The doctors at the hospital kept saying , “It’s not protocol. We don’t do that.” She asked incredulously if they don’t supply ICU patients with nutrition. “We don’t do that.” They follow a 340 page document they received from the CDC.

She says it’s not Covid that’s killing people; it’s the (CDC) protocol. It’s overtreatment.

She wanted to under treat her husband with nutrients and vitamins to help him fight what he had instead of over treating him, over medicating him, and shoving him on a ventilator too early because the death rate on a ventilator is up to 75% to 80%. She said it was scary that the hospital was talking ‘ventilator’ from the moment they arrived at the hospital.

The hospital agreed to administer high dose Vitamin C and then only administered 500mg. They had to monitor and repeat the specific request for IV High Dose Vitamin C to make it happen. “Stay on it. Stay on it”.

They also requested the hospital administer inhaled Budesonide. The hospital said they don’t do Budesonide. On page 205 of the CDC’s Covid Protoccol, the benefits are listed but the NIH does not recommend its use because insufficient data is available.

When Budesonide came out a year ago, the doctor who recommended it was shunned. Budesonide is a steroid that fights inflammation but the hospital wants to put patients on a steroid that is antiviral. An argument can be made for both but the Lancet referred to Budesonide as ‘the silver bullet’ in the treatment of Covid in the UK as its use was helping patients exit hospital treatment 3 days earlier.

But if you have too many drugs like that work, like Ivermectin, Hydroxychloriquine and budesonide, why would you have to come up with a vaccine?

The CDC protocol continues, Vitamin C – insufficient data, Zinc – insufficient data, all the way to page 290 of the document.

[ransomnote: there's a powerpoint outlining the CDC protocol titled NIH Covid Guidelines at the top left of the page at the link:

The NIH Protocol for “Covid” explained in this power point. They say “insufficient data” To Everything That CAN work to push the vaccine answer – The Kate Dalley Show

They used N.A.C. - triple the standard daily dose, 10,000 Vitamin D, 10,000 Vitamin C and the hospital said they were out of Zinc. She wonders how they were out of Zinc given they said they don’t use it.

In 35 hours her husband was laughing and talking comfortably. He still had pneumonia, was able to walk and watch TV and doctors remarked on his good condition. 3.5 days in ICU,( 5 days in hospital total) and he went home.

They had to consistently decline ventilator

They had to ask for these treatments not in their protocol

When told it’s not in their protocol, the family requested it anyway, “We don’t care. We want these things. Or we’ll take him home using hospice” because then all the equipment and staff follows him, and that’s the only way to really get him out of the hospital. A lot of people don’t know that. She said, “Well take him out on hospice” and that they would not use the hospital protocol, telling them them, “Because I think your protocol is harmful. And I don’t like it.”

A doctor told her vitamins don’t work and Budesonide doesn’t help. Speaking to her listeners, she asks rhetorically of doctors following the CDC protocol, “why are you standing there wringing your hands, you’re not helping the patient progress, you’re watching while they slide down, and you’re telling people you’re doing everything  you can, and this is the best care to offer? And then you’re slamming them on a ventilator, even  young ages, and saying ‘we did everything we could’ and that they died because of that killer Covid .

“It’s the protocol. It’s the protocol. I can’t say that enough. After being through this and getting to peer behind the curtain. It’s the protocol. The protocol coming down from the CDC.” There’s a lot of money to be had because you get the extra Covid bucks to put people on ventilators and ICU runs $20,000 to $32,00 per day.

There was no need for her husband to be in the ICU; he could have just been in another part of the hospital getting the high flow oxygen. There’s no reason to over treat and do all this crazy ‘circus show’ (conspicuous use of protective gear). There was no reason for any of that.

She says (paraphrasing), ’if I were you I would probably try out the Ivermectin and HydroxyChloroquine first. I would get a televisit with America’s Frontline Doctors and have drugs sent to me within 24 hours. I would go to IV clinics and get large doses of intravenous vitamins.

Ransomnote: How Do I Get COVID-19 Medication? - America's Frontline Doctors (americasfrontlinedoctors.org)
Physician Consult Fee is $90. Prescription medications are additional, separate expense (they don't bill insurance companies). Medication dose is based on bodyweight – so weight and record weight of family members now while healthy.  

She stresses that she doesn’t have a medical degree and is not qualified to give medical advice. She says she’s saying that these actions recommended by America’s Frontline doctors helped, and she thinks that the CDC protocol which hospitals follow do not include these things because you can’t shove a vaccine into everyone’s arm by force, which is what they’d like,  if there are other treatments available for things like straight up flu, pneumonia.

She says that, by denying treatments that work, you can sure do a lot -  shut down the economy, change voting – you can change the world.  You can force out body autonomy and start to have to give all these things for the “greater good.” The ‘greater good’ is an illusion. The ‘greater good’ is that you are only benefitting those who are calling the shots. When are we going to figure that out.

In the Vitamin C study which the CDC protocol document deemed “insufficient data”, they only gave 2400 mg a day when you have to do over 10,000 if not 20,000.

Do you think you have power? Yes you do. Yes you do. Don’t forget that. Tell the doctors what you want. You tell them you’re going to take that patient out, and you say, “No ventilator.”

“If I’m the only one to change their protocol and refuse the ventilator, that scares me. Why aren’t more people doing this?”

“I want you to know that this isn’t bashing hospital nurses or doctors. I think they are trying to do what they think is right for the patient, or the best. They think this is the pinnacle of care, although what I found out is most doctors don’t read studies, they don’t know what they are doing when it comes to this.”

They always say it’s ‘elusive’ or a ‘mystery’. It’s not after 19 months. And you have a duty and a responsibility to stand up to this protocol and say, “It’s not working.”

You have a duty and a responsibility to ask, “Why are we throwing people on ventilators? Why are we doing this?” It’s the responsibility of doctors and nurses to ask these questions.

On page 289 of the CDC Covid Protocol they specify that there’s no evidence Vitamin C, Vitamin D and Zinc help, so they can give you a vaccine that you’re forced to take.

That’s not okay. And if we have doctors and nurses standing up to this and saying, “No.” then maybe we can change the course of events. Maybe if you share this with people then maybe we’ll make a difference. She begs us to share this and get the word out, because she thinks the CDC protocol is killing people. Doctors don’t read studies because they think they are being told the latest information.

This is why there was such high demand for ventilators – they wanted to get people on ventilators too fast.

Again she says this is not medical advice, she’s just sharing what happened to her. Take it for what it is.

She relied on good doctors (America's Frontline Doctors) who ‘get it’ and so it’s obvious there are good doctors and nurses. 

We have to change the protocol and she hopes those reading it will help do that.

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She encourages: Be faithful. Be fearless.

She notes on her website the CDC still says it does not have isolated samples of the virus after 19 months.

Demand between 10,000 mg and 20,000 mg of high dose intravenious Vitamin C daily. The staff will try to reduce it to oral and lower dose but you want IV at least 10,000 mg per day. You have to push them. Don’t stop pushing. Use the words “it won’t do any harm”. That’s their buzz words. They like those words.

We had 290 Zinc a day oral but you can push for intraveneous. They may say they are out of it, but at least get oral Zinc.

10,000 intravenious  Vitamin D per day.

If you can, slip patient 3 NAC capsules a day.

Force the hospital to cut their DEX (steroid) dose in half to make way for Budesinode (steroid). Instead of just regular dose of once per day, they increased it to once every six hours. That was key because hospital dose of DEX causes Pyschiatric issues issues (read up on it) It makes the patients agitated and angry etc. 

Page 205 of their NIH handbook for the horrifying COVID-19 protocol hinders recovery from the illness

The NIH handbook says Budesinode has benefits but is not recommended because there weren't enough people in the trial. But Budesinode is the 'silver bullet' and the Lancet article a few months ago called it the 'miracle' in the UK.

Refuse the ventilator over and over and over. Be nice, but firm.

If you're sick and haven't gone to the hospital yet, go to Front Line Doctors page on the internet. Do a telephone visit. They help anyone. They overnight certain medications you can't get anywhere else. This is key.

ransomnote: How Do I Get COVID-19 Medication? - America's Frontline Doctors (americasfrontlinedoctors.org)

Physician Consult Fee is $90. Prescription medications are additional, separate expense (they don't bill insurance companies). Medication dose is based on bodyweight. Be to take enough for your bodyweight the first few days to help avoid hospitalization.

Go to an IV clinic if possible to increase your chances of avoiding hospitalization. Get over there ASAP and start IV's to stay out of it.

[ransomnote - Homework assignment 1. Look up local IV clinics, record phone numbers and addresses, check if they take your insurance, be ready in case you have to go there when not feeling well]

If the hospital staff won't listen to you, explain you will remove the patient for hospice.
Pray for them to listen to you.
Prayer works.
Blessings work.
Be firm but nice.

 

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[ifinnegan]

Yes. Thanks.

Nice work.

[aMorePerfectUnion]

Wow.

Thank you for taking time to summarize and post.

[eastexsteve]

Treatment for Covid has to be tailored to the patient. My daughter, who ran a covid ward for 11 months, said that some treatments work and some don’t depending upon the patients condition. As time went by, they came up with an arsenal of things to use and that is when they started saving people. There is no single “silver bullet.”

[T-Bird45]

How does the threat of removal to hospice work as leverage? My understanding of hospice is that the care given is palliative, not curative, and this approach is a requirement for payment through Medicare/insurance. If the goal is to get the patient out of the hospital protocols to the preferred protocol with IV vitamins/minerals & a different steroid, can’t you just ask for dismissal AMA, i.e Against Medical Advice?

Not saying anything against what this woman did for her husband as it obviously was effective...I just want to understand these other issues that came to mind.

[Nextrush]

I heard this on WHP Radio Harrisburg Ken Matthews played it yesterday. Very informative.

[Jane Long]

Thanks for transcribing her great vid.

Her term ‘blovid’ is definitely a great warning.

[Jayster]

I watched this earlier. She is very well spoken and very knowledgeable as to what treatments work and which ones don’t.

That guy is one lucky Man to have a wife like that being involved instead of just trusting the Doctors and the Fuc$3d up protocols set forth that we know are not working but instead hurting.

[Boomer]

I agree in a clinical environment that is true but a person can be ready with the standard meds and vitamins such as HCQ, Ivermectin, Zinc, C, and D.

[SE Mom]

This is so interesting. I’ve been following FLCCC- they’re on YouTube as well. Very worthwhile listening to them.

[BipolarBob]

bkmk

[!1776!]

Given they had the home grown expertise to cure this - why bother going to the hospital in the first place?

But they did, then bitched about getting high level ICU treatment they thought was a waste, but didn’t check themselves out for the good of the cause..

Then, when all the other lifesaving, high end ICU care, treatment, endless oxygen supply, monitoring, and care helps a person heal and survive, it’s the half assed - not done right vitamins and whatnot that made the difference.

Reads like a litany of “flashed my google doctorate while the real docs and nurses were keeping my loved one alive…”

The medical professionals that had to deal with that crap deserve a raise…

[kalee]

ping

[blueplum]

Wait...a 79 SpO2..... and she’s arguing ICU? they treated at home, husband was below the redline of being able to process oxygen at all, and still with a dying husband she was reluctant to go to the hospital? And then chastizes them for what she should have been giving him way before he fell below 90 Sp02. She’s kidding, right?

there was Every reason for her husband to be in ICU. Acute hypoxia causes organ damage, strokes, heart attacks and full blown respiratory failure. Do not fool around with it. If I have a chance of stroking out, I would insist on being in ICU where all the cool doctors are.

The SpO2 can be used as a surrogate to approximate the pO2 as shown below:

SpO2
(percent) pO2
(mmHg)
86 51
87 52
88 54
89 56
90 58
91 60
92 64
93 68
94 73
95 80
96 90

The gold standard for the diagnosis of acute hypoxemic respiratory failure is an arterial pO2 on room air less than 60 mmHg measured by arterial blood gases (ABG). In the absence of an ABG, SpO2 less than 91% measured by pulse oximetry on room air can serve as a substitute for the pO2 because SpO2 of 91% equals pO2 of 60 mmHg.
https://www.pinsonandtang.com/acute-respiratory-failure-know/

at sea level, the normal PaO2/FiO2 ratio is ~ 400-500 mmHg (~55-65 kPa)
ARDS Severity
PaO2/FiO2 Mortality
Mild 200 – 300 27%
Moderate100 – 200 32%
Severe < 100 45%
https://litfl.com/pao2-fio2-ratio/

[Sequoyah101]

Terrifying. Thank you.

What a mess. It confirms my assertion that you don’t go to a hospital to get well. You go to a hospital to die. They are a nine line free fall cluster fluck of disorganization, confusion, contradiction and death dealers.

If you happen to have a knowledgeable advocate you might make it out alive. Otherwise I don’t think you have a very good chance of survival at all.

The bigger, fancier and more sophisticated the hospital the worse. The are houses of death.

[Sequoyah101]

America’s Frontline Doctors?

Better not be an emergency:

“Click on the contact a physician button below. Fill out the form and pay $90. The physician will call you typically within 2-7 days (not counting weekends).”

[rolling_stone]

guess you were not a boy scout

“be prepared”

[goodnesswins]

Not sure anyone can do IV of D3 or zinc at home. I didn’t hear complaining about ICU...more complaints about CDC protocols hospitals are following...JMHO.