Posted on 09/13/2021 12:37:55 PM PDT by Gritty
I’m in WA and they offered me NOTHING. My doc told me to stay hydrated and take Tylenol, if needed, and to go to the ER if my symptoms got worse. That’s it. No early treatments of any kind. Didn’t even mention monoclonal antibodies.
You damn troll, you now just go around lurking on these threads and spewing lies? You disgust me, human filth. Be gone.
Judges
there is another freeper who barely got the infusion in time. she was fighting all the red tape and was going downhill. got it nearly on the last day
Fully/mostly recovered?
In the countries that still count the vaccinated cases, the vaccinated are a real problem. In Israel, 60% of the covid cases listed in serious condition are vaxxed.
seems like a weak sister!
But if you are, I recommend quarantining yourself and going on a diet.
Of course with Regeneron I understand in order to qualify for getting it free you must have associated comorbidities, have it done within 10 days of symptoms, and not be on oxygen.
Not sure current status but seems to be mostly recovered after the infusion. Infusion seems to be critical for some people. I think she got it in FLorida.
Here is an interesting story if anyone is from Texas. Seems like you would want to try to keep yourself from having any kind of emergency right now.
https://texags.com/forums/84/topics/3226727/1
Amusing that three years ago, you could have gone to your family doctor and asked - without being sick - for a course of Ivermectin to take if you were planning a trip overseas and they would more than likely give it to you. If you were going to be away for a long time this would come with instructions for prophylaxis. NOW IT’S POISON!!!!111111
“and at the very best would save her life”
You mean “at the very worst” for Democrats
Because according to the story, which I read and which you might want to, as recently as last week she was on social media complaining they wouldn't give her Ivermectin. That does not sound like a woman who is doped up, on a respirator, and incapable of making decisions for herself.
“Lotta folks don’t know they can leave a hospital on their own volition; they think they’re stuck there.”
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That’s very true. Plus people are worried about their insurance, if it won’t pay if they leave against doctor’s orders.
It’s been a while since I lived in the States, so I’m not sure about Obamacare and how it has affected health care.
But as a person who was in a Canadian hospital, I wanted to leave, and they put me in the psych ward for a couple of days. You have to do what you’re told, apparently.
Long story short: if you can do it, avoid hospitals. Best place, also, to get sick. When I was in the hospital, I caught a rare bacterial infection that required IV antibiotics.
Everybody in my family was offered the antibodies. So was the friend, her daughter, and even her granddaughter. All three of them took the antibodies and are doing great. My sister that had it didn’t have insurance so she declined the antibodies. She felt a little bad for three days and after that was fine. I don’t know if my brothers and their wives took the antibodies or not. The main thing is that they were offered the treatment. So was the wife of my husband’s friend. She was admitted to the hospital with COVID pneumonia and the the first thing they told her was “we’re going to give you the infusion President Trump had and fix you right up.” She went home two days later.
How many times is this misrepresentation of the study going to be repeated by those who didn’t bother to read it?
1. This is a study of 69 healthcare workers in a Vietnam hospital who became infected. The hospital has 900 staff members.
2. The study is comparing Delta to the original strain “ Viral loads of breakthrough Delta variant infection cases were 251 times higher
than those of cases infected with old strains detected between March-April 2020.”
Note that it is NOT comparing the vaccinated to unvaccinated infected with delta. We’ve known for months that delta causes a much higher viral load in the infected, up to 1200 times the original strains.
Thanks.
I understand the monoclonal options should be widely available. Important to get early to mitigate. Info readily available on the web.
You can bet that all those who loudly denounce Ivermectin have their own private stash.
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