Ok, point accepted.
Now what? You mostly cannot get access to the MAB clinics around here until you are too far gone to be eligible. "Catch-22".
Maybe, if you have the right primary care physician and have make all the pre-arrangements, you might be approved for referral in time. If the MAB clinic has any supply. They seem to be short too.
I believe your recommendations are effective. The treatment is unobtainium for most patients. Which seems to be a common theme for any treatment that may be effective.
Your report that 98% of the hospital patients are "unvaccinated" is not close to what hospitals are publicly reporting. Most organizations willing to share such numbers report 70% to 85% "unvaccinated". And they count anyone with vaccinations older than three months as "unvaccinated". Do you suppose that these numbers just might be cooked?
I read "back-channel" reports that claim the real "unvaccinated" population in the last two months is less than 50% in this area. I wish I could verify or refute such reports. No hospitals in this are are publishing any official numbers at all. Why do you suppose that is?
The official Government reports from Israel and UK admit that their hospitalized patient populations are more than 50% vaccinated.
Something is extremely wrong here.
There was a report out of Idaho yesterday same story little vaccinated patients in hospital
Currently that trend is holding in the southeast region. I am not sure what to say about it except it is what I am clinically seeing.
I cannot comment on what is published, I am not privy to it. I am privy to what I am seeing in the hospital every day.
I think there is a lot of bad information out there — on both sides.