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To: !1776!
>> The medical professionals that had to deal with that crap deserve a raise…

It was politically unacceptable for the hospitals to administer the therapeutics. Blowing out the lungs via ventilators was okay however -- and it paid well @ $38k per corpse.

Reposting as it very much speaks to your comments. Perhaps you knew of terart.

Statements from Need some input concerning using Ivermectin - post 191
we have been thru hell today- after getting approved for the antibody therapy spouse and I were told Thursday. The infusion center then called and said if we wanted to get today to go to emergency. So we go to emergency and they say they will do it. We go back and they do a bunch of tests and because as soo as we got there they automatically put us on oxygen (my oxygen levels ranging between 92 to 94) spouse was 90. The doctor then comes in and says no according to FDA they cannot give it because we have hypoxia and would have had to be 95. THIS IS WHAT I’M DEALING WITH.

— terart, 2021/07/14


both my mom and dad were put into icu. they could not get the therapy. they both have covid pneumonia. my dad was put on a ventilator. and my mom they are trying to get her oxygen levels fixed and under control. she is scared.

— terart's daughter, 2021/07/18


25 posted on 08/11/2021 8:18:41 PM PDT by Gene Eric (Don't be a statist!)
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To: Gene Eric

And I recall in the early days, they really did blow lungs out.
Also the antiviral they were using then, not approved, required normal liver values. Some docs posted that at ten days with covid, no one had normal liver values.
This was all back during the first wave...when they were figuring things out..


49 posted on 08/14/2021 2:10:48 AM PDT by MarMema
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