Posted on 09/23/2021 12:58:50 PM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
A Bakersfield woman is suing the hospital treating her husband for severe COVID-19 in order to force doctors to give the patient ivermectin, an antiparasitic drug typically used to treat roundworm infections that physicians say is not an effective nor safe treatment for COVID.
The woman's husband is intubated in the COVID unit at San Joaquin Community Hospital in Bakersfield, according to the complaint, which was obtained by Courthouse News and filed Sept. 17. The plaintiff is not seeking monetary or compensatory damages.
The complaint says the patient was admitted to the hospital a month ago for shortness of breath after testing positive for COVID. Doctors treated him with a host of different antibiotics and steroids, as well as high-flow oxygen, before intubating him. The man cannot breathe on his own, the complaint says.
The complaint states that a physician had written the patient a prescription for ivermectin, which the hospital's chief medical officer refused to fulfill. The medical authority "insisted that Ivermectin was not within the Hospital protocols and would not help her husband," the complaint says.
"It is the Hospital’s position that there is nothing further that can be done and they can only 'hope for the best,'" the complaint alleges.
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The mistake was going to the hospital.
Does Ivermectin need to be use early in the infection to work?
The CDC, Fauci and Main Stream Media are spreading LIES!!.... Ivermectin kills off Covid almost instantly..... Many countries are having great success with it.
God bless them, both.
Prayers up.
Unreal that she’s having to sue the d@mn hospital, to get prescribed meds to her dear hubby.
You can buy it. She should get her husband discharged and under the care of people who want to see her husband get better.
> The mistake was going to the hospital.
Yep, any hospital will forbid “alternative treatments” in order to minimize their liability.
Any effective treatment, given early, is best.
However....studies have been done (SEVERAL posted, here on FR) showing that even late stage treatment, with Ivm, can be beneficial.
Why not try? Right to try, right?
I wonder how hard it is to get an intubated patient discharged. I have no idea.
Hopefully, she is also working of doing this, as well as getting him the Ivm.
I changed my living will to specifically forbid being placed on a ventilator.
So if ‘nothing can be done’ then giving the patient Ivermectin should be like a placebo right? They are afraid if he gets Ivermectin and just happens to recover then it opens up a can of worms for these tyrants to navigate in.
A friend of mine recently had covid. He was running a 104 temperature and was prescribed Ivermectin. He said that within hours of taking the Ivermectin that he was pretty much symptom free.
Generally yes, depends on the damage already done to the lungs. Often times after about two weeks, the virus has cleared the body but the damage done from the inflammation and any subsequent bacterial infections to lungs and other organs is too great to recover from.
There was a story about an older lady in Buffalo that the local courts ruled against the Hospital and forced Ivermectin use, who was vented and she did recover but I’m not sure she had been sick and vented as long as the person had been in this thread/story.
My 7th grade junior high school journalism teacher would have called me out for writing crap like that, without proper and specific attribution. Of course, little girls like Michelle aren't taught proper journalistic ethics or attribution, even as undergrads. They can just parrot whatever bullshit they personally read from some other incompetent rag, if they weren't first in to make it up, themselves.
The “loving” hospitals deny, deny, deny... then intubate, intubate, intubate... “CDC/FDA protocols”
Financially opportunistic cowards.
You’ve paid substantial amounts of money into the unholy alliance of hospitals, docs, and their insurance treasury.
Remember these f#cks owe you!
Sounds like the ivermectin caught the virus in the early stages(the initial high temps) before the virus could do its dirty work by causing a hyperinflammatory response in the body.
My God, why do we have to sue doctors/hospitals so they’ll do their job? SMH.
. . . hospital will forbid "alternative treatments" because there's no money in it. And if it works, it will counter the great agenda.
Will they forbid treatment if it’s listed in the medical power of attorney document that people use to list what they do and do not want done if hospitalized?
Did you add specific meds ?
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