That is an amazing story, thank you for sharing!
My neighbor’s son and his family got covid a few months back. He tried to get monoclonals but did not have the risk factors so he was sent home with an antibiotic and steroid to “tough it out”. He got very sick, was bedridden for a few weeks, and nearly ended up in the ER. His wife, on the other hand, was prescribed ivermectin by her doctor and was over it in 2 days. She tried to get him to take it but he believed the lies put out about it (I.e., it doesn’t work).
I keep it on hand because neither my husband and I qualify for the infusion at any local center based on age or risk factors (the FRoctors don’t mention that, but everyone who is planning on getting monoclonals should check with their local infusion centers to see if they qualify, before they get sick). Our plan is to use the FLCCC protocol, and we are currently using it for prevention.
There are more studies about ivermectin than any other treatment I have seen for Covid - https://ivmmeta.com/:
“Meta analysis using the most serious outcome reported shows 67% [53‑76%] and 86% [75‑92%] improvement for early treatment and prophylaxis, with similar results after exclusion based sensitivity analysis (which excludes all of the GMK/BBC team studies), with primary outcomes, and after restriction to peer-reviewed studies or Randomized Controlled Trials.”
It has an excellent safety profile and has been used in humans for decades. The doctor I got my ivm from has used it in hundreds of patients so far, and has not had one progress to hospitalization.
There is no “magic bullet”, including Monoclonals. Some studies are listed here: https://c19regn.com/. People also need to realize the immune boost given after treatment wanes after three weeks and you become susceptible to covid again.
People need to weigh all the research and come up with a plan, and it may be a combination of treatments.
Exactly. Unfortunately, most people don't do that. It is simply easier for them to listen to others and go get a "vaccine" which they don't study, either.