I see no hope of finding a healthcare provider who would treat such a COVID patient at home according to the McCullough protocol or FLCCC protocol who would even prescribe home supplemental oxygen for a COVID patient with hypoxemia at these levels in most states. It appears that the only way would be through telehealth. This situation is such a criminal shame. Local access to inexpensive ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine is also inexcusable.
As a veterinarian, I have had a long running feud with fellow vets on the online veterinary forum VIN. I have been called names and told I'm stupid and brainwashed, etc, etc.
I have repeatedly asked my colleagues, who have extensive medical training just like human doctors, WHY no one is ever dying at home. I thought it was very strange. I have been told anecdotes, ANGRILY, about relatives or friends who died of COVID, but ALL died in hospitals...none at home.
I try not to let my imagination run wild. I try to keep a level head about this...but WHY are so many doctors refusing to see the obvious patterns?
If these people were doomed no matter what, as my colleagues postulate--insisting that COVID is extremely dangerous--then why not let them die at home with loved ones around?
I cannot make this be negligence alone....there must be some sort of intent to this whole thing...the only question is how deep does this intent go? How many were involved in INTENTIONALLY sacrificing patients to prop up this pandemic?
Everyone should be horrified that even ONE doctor was complicit....but it seems that many were complicit....or, at the very least chose to turn away to save their own incomes.
In Sep 2021, I was living with my 74 yr old mother in northern WI during the pandemic. As a 50+ year smoker, she was recovering from chemo/radiation treatments for small cell lung cancer, so clearly was among the high-risk group. I had a pulse oximeter and home nebulizer ready to go at home. My major hurdle was that I couldn’t figure out how to get some ivermectin for her to take prophylacticly or, if needed, as early treatment without a prescription. I was eventually able to get a prescription for it through telemedicine but only with a covid-positive test. By then she’d had covid for a week. Even worse, the FedEx shipment from the compounding pharmacy went from Green Bay to Memphis and stalled out. The “overnight” shipment took 6 days to arrive. I had no choice but to take her to the hospital for oxygen. We had asked the telemedicine doc about getting supplemental oxygen for her at home, but we were told that there was no way to get it at home regardless of money. Within 3 days of being admitted, her D-dimer test jumped into the thousands confirming that she was loaded with micro-blood clots and she was moved to ICU. She managed to get a handwritten, signed note taped to her bed rail saying “No Ventilator or Remdesivir” so they used heated high-flow and Bi-Pap oxygen to support her instead. She tried to fight it for over 2 weeks but couldn’t manage laying on her stomach for hours and hours. She ultimately chose the day she died which was also the one and only time I was allowed in her room to see her. It’s beyond maddening to think that if only we had lived in TX or FL at the time with complete access to successful treatment protocols, she might still be alive today.
Further important evidence of the absolute tragedy of all the needless hospitalizations, leading directly to death trap treatment. Makes me want to scream bloody murder! Aack!
Our friend died just this week in ICU exactly as described! Oh how I wish I could have read this info last week so I could have advised our friend's wife on how to navigate her husband's illness. But it all happened so fast.
Thank you The JCAHO forces up nurses to take pulse oximeter readings on everyone regardless of need. I I was told as a hospice nurse you don’t keep taking test if you’re not gonna implement a treatment. My patients have normal breathing there’s no reason for me to be forced to take oximeter readings, so I refuse. I only do it if there are symptoms that like shortness of breath or pain with breathing.
JCAHO is an abomination. They force hospitals to do stupid stuff also, like sticking a swab up a newborns nose to test for MERSA
We have some married friends who are both in the medical field. Both of their mothers developed extremely low platelet levels after one of the Covid boosters and had to be hospitalized. One mother eventually succumbed to a very treatable cancer (if caught early) but they couldn’t diagnose her with cancer for 7 months after symptoms started. Since they couldn’t diagnose cancer they thought it was a latent form of TB and started her on TB meds which have many side effects. She ended up having to stop the medication because of them. Eventually they diagnosed the cancer and started her on chemo but it was too late by then. It was awful for them and our friend noted how difficult it was to navigate the medical bureaucracy and she is in the medical field. She couldn’t imagine having to do it as someone who had no experience with it.
With hypoxia there is usually also hypercapnia which causes air hunger, hypertension, and tachycardia. Was this an issue in these patients. Gas exchange should go both ways.
Dr. Peter McCullough Criticizes by Creating, posting a paper showing that Covid can be treated with inexpensive “unauthorized” drugs and methods
This paper could be taken as a response from Dr. McCullough to authorities who attempted to destroy his and his colleagues careers and reputations. In many cases, and in his, Dr. Pierre Kory’s, and Dr. Paul Marik’s, that destruction has been complete, and to me, clearly, it was carried out in response to the use and recommendation of the treatments studied in the following paper. Why was that done? Who benefited?
I see no hope of finding a healthcare provider who would treat such a COVID patient at home according to the McCullough protocol or FLCCC protocol who would even prescribe home supplemental oxygen for a COVID patient with hypoxemia at these levels in most states. It appears that the only way would be through telehealth. This situation is such a criminal shame. Local access to inexpensive ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine is also inexcusable.
As a veterinarian, I have had a long running feud with fellow vets on the online veterinary forum VIN. I have been called names and told I'm stupid and brainwashed, etc, etc.
I have repeatedly asked my colleagues, who have extensive medical training just like human doctors, WHY no one is ever dying at home. I thought it was very strange. I have been told anecdotes, ANGRILY, about relatives or friends who died of COVID, but ALL died in hospitals...none at home.
I try not to let my imagination run wild. I try to keep a level head about this...but WHY are so many doctors refusing to see the obvious patterns?
If these people were doomed no matter what, as my colleagues postulate--insisting that COVID is extremely dangerous--then why not let them die at home with loved ones around?
I cannot make this be negligence alone....there must be some sort of intent to this whole thing...the only question is how deep does this intent go? How many were involved in INTENTIONALLY sacrificing patients to prop up this pandemic?
Everyone should be horrified that even ONE doctor was complicit....but it seems that many were complicit....or, at the very least chose to turn away to save their own incomes.
In Sep 2021, I was living with my 74 yr old mother in northern WI during the pandemic. As a 50+ year smoker, she was recovering from chemo/radiation treatments for small cell lung cancer, so clearly was among the high-risk group. I had a pulse oximeter and home nebulizer ready to go at home. My major hurdle was that I couldn’t figure out how to get some ivermectin for her to take prophylacticly or, if needed, as early treatment without a prescription. I was eventually able to get a prescription for it through telemedicine but only with a covid-positive test. By then she’d had covid for a week. Even worse, the FedEx shipment from the compounding pharmacy went from Green Bay to Memphis and stalled out. The “overnight” shipment took 6 days to arrive. I had no choice but to take her to the hospital for oxygen. We had asked the telemedicine doc about getting supplemental oxygen for her at home, but we were told that there was no way to get it at home regardless of money. Within 3 days of being admitted, her D-dimer test jumped into the thousands confirming that she was loaded with micro-blood clots and she was moved to ICU. She managed to get a handwritten, signed note taped to her bed rail saying “No Ventilator or Remdesivir” so they used heated high-flow and Bi-Pap oxygen to support her instead. She tried to fight it for over 2 weeks but couldn’t manage laying on her stomach for hours and hours. She ultimately chose the day she died which was also the one and only time I was allowed in her room to see her. It’s beyond maddening to think that if only we had lived in TX or FL at the time with complete access to successful treatment protocols, she might still be alive today.
Further important evidence of the absolute tragedy of all the needless hospitalizations, leading directly to death trap treatment. Makes me want to scream bloody murder! Aack!
Our friend died just this week in ICU exactly as described! Oh how I wish I could have read this info last week so I could have advised our friend's wife on how to navigate her husband's illness. But it all happened so fast.
Thank you The JCAHO forces up nurses to take pulse oximeter readings on everyone regardless of need. I I was told as a hospice nurse you don’t keep taking test if you’re not gonna implement a treatment. My patients have normal breathing there’s no reason for me to be forced to take oximeter readings, so I refuse. I only do it if there are symptoms that like shortness of breath or pain with breathing.
JCAHO is an abomination. They force hospitals to do stupid stuff also, like sticking a swab up a newborns nose to test for MERSA
We have some married friends who are both in the medical field. Both of their mothers developed extremely low platelet levels after one of the Covid boosters and had to be hospitalized. One mother eventually succumbed to a very treatable cancer (if caught early) but they couldn’t diagnose her with cancer for 7 months after symptoms started. Since they couldn’t diagnose cancer they thought it was a latent form of TB and started her on TB meds which have many side effects. She ended up having to stop the medication because of them. Eventually they diagnosed the cancer and started her on chemo but it was too late by then. It was awful for them and our friend noted how difficult it was to navigate the medical bureaucracy and she is in the medical field. She couldn’t imagine having to do it as someone who had no experience with it.
With hypoxia there is usually also hypercapnia which causes air hunger, hypertension, and tachycardia. Was this an issue in these patients. Gas exchange should go both ways.
Treat the patient and not just the symptoms. The basis for non-conventional medicine systems. Been doing that for a few decades now.
This went on my own substack this morning:
Dr. Peter McCullough Criticizes by Creating, posting a paper showing that Covid can be treated with inexpensive “unauthorized” drugs and methods
This paper could be taken as a response from Dr. McCullough to authorities who attempted to destroy his and his colleagues careers and reputations. In many cases, and in his, Dr. Pierre Kory’s, and Dr. Paul Marik’s, that destruction has been complete, and to me, clearly, it was carried out in response to the use and recommendation of the treatments studied in the following paper. Why was that done? Who benefited?
<a link to the paper, here on this substack>
Good article re supplemental oxygen.