I was one who almost succumbed to the hospital covid protocols. I refused any more Remdesivir after the second day (so I got 3 doses, because they give 2 on the first day). 4 days after my last dose, they ventilated me, where I remained for the next 35. It's a miracle I'm alive. My husband feels exactly as you described--so thankful to t…
I was one who almost succumbed to the hospital covid protocols. I refused any more Remdesivir after the second day (so I got 3 doses, because they give 2 on the first day). 4 days after my last dose, they ventilated me, where I remained for the next 35. It's a miracle I'm alive. My husband feels exactly as you described--so thankful to the doctors and nurses for what a "wonderful job they did caring for" me. While many of the nurses were very kind to me (and I think some fought for me, and some prayed for me), I have no use at all for any of my doctors. They inflicted this protocol on me, and I now have permanent lung damage (fibrosis) from the ventilator. I'm angry that I ever got suckered into going to the hospital (it was the only way I could obtain oxygen in the state I live in). I'm thankful that friends sent flowers and balloons and that my husband and daughter visited me daily (after day 19, when I was finally out of isolation, but still in a medically-induced coma), so the hospital could see there would be people upset if I didn't make it. I'm thankful that I still get to be here for my husband and two teenage kids.
I did know about Remdesivir's history with Ebola, and I brought it up to the ER doctor when they told me they wanted to get my consent to put me on it. I objected, but he told me that they would check my liver and kidney numbers daily, and that I could discontinue it at any time. Like an idiot, I gave in, but I did refuse any more after the second day, and to their credit, they actually did stop giving it to me. (Or else they gave it to me for free, which I highly doubt. I wasn't billed for it after the first two days.) I went downhill fast on it, which I why I refused any more.
Lost a friend Dec 2020 who got the whole Fatal Fauci Treatment Protocol. Took 29 days to kill him. Had Covid twice and treated at home. My fear was needing hospital assistance, and I never got the RNA injections that reprogram cellular function against God's will.
I was one who almost succumbed to the hospital covid protocols. I refused any more Remdesivir after the second day (so I got 3 doses, because they give 2 on the first day). 4 days after my last dose, they ventilated me, where I remained for the next 35. It's a miracle I'm alive. My husband feels exactly as you described--so thankful to the doctors and nurses for what a "wonderful job they did caring for" me. While many of the nurses were very kind to me (and I think some fought for me, and some prayed for me), I have no use at all for any of my doctors. They inflicted this protocol on me, and I now have permanent lung damage (fibrosis) from the ventilator. I'm angry that I ever got suckered into going to the hospital (it was the only way I could obtain oxygen in the state I live in). I'm thankful that friends sent flowers and balloons and that my husband and daughter visited me daily (after day 19, when I was finally out of isolation, but still in a medically-induced coma), so the hospital could see there would be people upset if I didn't make it. I'm thankful that I still get to be here for my husband and two teenage kids.
I did know about Remdesivir's history with Ebola, and I brought it up to the ER doctor when they told me they wanted to get my consent to put me on it. I objected, but he told me that they would check my liver and kidney numbers daily, and that I could discontinue it at any time. Like an idiot, I gave in, but I did refuse any more after the second day, and to their credit, they actually did stop giving it to me. (Or else they gave it to me for free, which I highly doubt. I wasn't billed for it after the first two days.) I went downhill fast on it, which I why I refused any more.
Lost a friend Dec 2020 who got the whole Fatal Fauci Treatment Protocol. Took 29 days to kill him. Had Covid twice and treated at home. My fear was needing hospital assistance, and I never got the RNA injections that reprogram cellular function against God's will.