Posted on 12/11/2021 12:01:36 PM PST by E. Pluribus Unum
David DeLuca of Sicklerville, New Jersey will never know if the Ivermectin prescribed by an out-of-state doctor for his wife would have saved her life. Colleen DeLuca, 62, died of COVID-19 on Oct. 10, at Jefferson Washington Township Hospital in Sewell, New Jersey, before he could get a court order to administer the drug.
Ivermectin has helped in some cases, but across the United States, many hospitals don’t include it in their COVID protocol for treatment and refuse to use it, even as a last effort on a dying patient.
Buffalo, New York attorney Ralph Lorigo has spent the last 11 months handling cases where the family wants to try Ivermectin and must get a court order to force hospitals to allow the drug to be administered. DeLuca had Lorigo draw up papers for court, but because Lorigo doesn’t practice in New Jersey, he instructed DeLuca to find a New Jersey attorney to file the papers and handle the case. However, DeLuca couldn’t find an attorney willing to take on the case.
“They kept telling me the magistrates of New Jersey will never let this go through. Now I’ve got to go through the next 25 years without her,” grief stricken David DeLuca, 62, told The Epoch Times. “My 3-year-old granddaughter kisses her photo at night.”
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I’m very sorry for your loss. Do you know if the ivermectin was self administered or through a FLCCC doctor/protocol. My understanding is that ivermectin is effective if taken as as prophylaxis but less so if the person is in the later stages of a severe infection.
Check into a hospital, you have just put your life in their hands, with no way out.
A new product called Xlear kills virus in the sinuses and throat, lowering the load. I have been using it, and it works on the “I think I am coming down withs”. Being around vaxxed people, bring on the above syndrome in me and other family members. This simple but effective nasal spray works great.
I heard the inventor do an interview over a year ago, the approval was nearly in the bag, but was delayed because of......well, obviously it may help with Covid. Which would mean he was a quack. It is out now, and the science is with it working. Much along the lines of gargling Listerine, or doing saline rinses of the sinus and nose. This is more pleasant, and works better than Zicam for me.
Why didn’t he just give it to her and not tell them about it in the first place?
Shoot the administrators, shoot the doctors. Am I allowed to say that? I would rain hell on or earth on the people if it was me. I guess I am getting too old. Not much worth living for.
For later
A little horse paste on a cracker, for a few days, when the nurses leave is all it would have taken....
be sure to get enough; I think the correct dose for adults is around 12mg. I got mine w/o a prescription from this source in 2 weeks and 2 days (from ordering at home to in my mailbox)
https://homelabvet.com/product/ivermectin-capsules-3mg-50caps/
Not at all. You are talking two entirely different scenarios.
One if you are infected.
The other would be preventative. The timeline refers to infection.
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I haven’t heard of anyone dying of covid at home, unless it’s a nursing home.
What prevents people from checking their family members out and leaving the hospital to administer Ivermectin?
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I’ve got the same question.
I don’t know what they specifically took. The step daughter posted that they took a vitamin and Ivermectin regimine. I’m assuming they followed the protocol.
In a post about Phil Valentine, there was talk on the forum that pretaking it does nothing.
He got hit hard from what I understand. I’m not sure how quick or slow they were to respond. They are touchy about the loss, so questions are not timely now.
“How do you make homemade HCQ?”
Buy 3 grapefruits and four lemons
Wash thoroughly
Peel them and cut up the peels into pieces
Put the peels in a pan with a glass lid and cover with 5 cups of filtered water
Bring to a boil then lower heat and simmer for 3-4 hours.
Do not take the lid off during cooking or cooldown.
Turn off burner and let it cool down.
Remove the peels and throw them away.
Pour the liquid through a strainer into a jar and refrigerate.
Use a couple of tablespoons in a small amount of tonic water 2-3 times daily as a preventative. Do not use tonic with aspartame.
If you start to feel sick take one tablespoon per hour.
Hey, to examples where it DIDN’T work. I’m sure there are many more. But worship the new idol, Ivermectin.
The Doctors at FLCCC recommend the MATH+ protocol for patients who have developed severe pneumonia which requires hospitalization. This is combination of Ivermectin, Steroids, Vitamin supplements, and blood thinners.
https://covid19criticalcare.com/covid-19-protocols/math-plus-protocol/
The Monoclonal Antibody (MAC) treatment is considered the gold standard by many doctors. This treatment must be given within ten days of first symptoms. It seems to be more effective than Ivermectin. The problem with this treatment is that it may be unavailable in many States due to a maze of bureaucratic rules. You may ask why. You won't get answers. And your application may be delayed too long for you to be eligible.
The "Spanish Treatment" was a course of antibiotics (Azithromycin) plus antihistamines (Zyrtec or Claritin) started immediately on first symptoms. It was 100% effective in a population of 187 Spanish nursing home residents who all came down with COVID. All of the 75+ year old residents recovered. There has been no follow-up on this.
Bear in mind that the conventional "standard-of-care" from your typical GP Clinic is to send the patients home with instructions to rest, self-isolate, and take acetaminophen (Tylenol). They don't want to see the patients at all. The hope is that the patient recovers. If they don't (1% or so), then it is off to the hospital.
Conventional hospital treatment seems to resemble the Math+ protocols, without the Ivermectin or Vitamin supplements. Hospitalized patients have an overall 3%-4% mortality rate for COVID.
As best I can determine, Remdesivir is ineffective, and about 30% of those patients suffer kidney damage as well. Hospitals seem to be moving away from this medicine.
Patients on ventilators have about a 50% survival rate after the first 24 hours. It goes rapidly downhill from there. The doctors do not want to discuss these prospects with you.
Whatever treatment options are available need to start on the first day of symptoms.
Their non-treatment didn’t work 100% of the time, dimbulb.
No, but outside of Florida, you cannot just walk in and get them. You may not be able to get them at all. It depends on what State you live in. And your physician may have little say in the matter.
If your physician is not in the MAB clinic network, you have to move very fast to find one who is in the network. You have about ten days, from start of symptoms.
Worse yet, in some States, the MAB treatment is "on allocation" and given out only to patients who meet "priority criteria".
Care to guess what the criteria may be? In some places, your race is one of the top considerations. Blacks, Hispanics, and Whites - in that order.
This is just plain evil.
You are quoting the dosage/frequency for Post Covid-19 Exposure Prevention, not early treatment. The current I-Mask+ protocol has three different dosage recommendations for different situations:
1. Chronic Prevention (Prophylaxis): 0.2 mg/kg per dose (take with or after a meal) — twice a week for as long as disease risk is elevated in your community
2. Post COVID-19 Exposure Prevention (where you know you’ve been in contact with someone with it): 0.4 mg/kg per dose (take with or after a meal) — one dose today, repeat after 48 hours.
3. Early Treatment (once you know you have Covid): 0.4–0.6 mg/kg per dose (take with or after a meal) — one dose daily, take for 5 days or until recovered.
The current protocol is here: https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/FLCCC-Alliance-I-MASKplus-Protocol-ENGLISH.pdf
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