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Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 19th, 2021, 5:23 pm
by Jason
larsenb wrote: November 19th, 2021, 2:15 pm
Fred wrote: November 19th, 2021, 1:27 pm I don't want to be insensitive at this time, but I wonder if she considered Ivermectin over the hospital? There is not a chance in hell that I would allow anyone that I cared about to go to the hospital to be killed, either by neglect or on purpose. Any doctor or institution that thinks the jab is better than Ivermectin is not fit to make medical decisions for anyone.
Or any of the rest of the sequenced multidrug options strongly suggested by Dr. McCullough and many, many others. McCullough emphasizes that ivermectin isn't the be-all-end-all, though highly important and stupid to neglect.

Condolences to your family OI. A sad event however you slice it.
The other aspect is timing...works best as "early" intervention...not the day or two before you end up in the hospital (my brother's situation)...

...and it's very easy to armchair quarterback...particularly in hindsight...

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 19th, 2021, 5:27 pm
by Jason
NeveR wrote: November 19th, 2021, 2:35 pm
Original_Intent wrote: November 19th, 2021, 1:07 pm Tami was a mid 40s single mom of two. I don't think she got the jab, and this is neither pro or con the jab. Personallly I am anti-jab, and VERY anti mandate.

She was hospitalized yesterday morning with them saying they felt she would be fine. By noon they were saying she had a 50/50 chance and early this morning she passed.

I'm not speaking from direct knowledge but second-hand accounts, but it seemed once they found out she had not been vaccinated they really took an unprofessional approach. As in, they asked her 22 year old son if she went into cardiac arrest if they should administer CPR, and "we doubt it would do any good, anyway." She did not have a DNR and I think in that situation CPR would be a no-brainer, and certainly not a decision you would put on a 22 year old son. He did tell them to of course do anything they could to keep her alive.

Anyways, rough, rough situation for her young sons. Tough on the rest of the family but their lives are upended.
This is a tragedy. I'm so sorry for your family. But it's very important you realize she did not 'die of COVID'. And probably also important to get details of what she actually was suffering with.

Remember - 'COVID' is a lie and the only tests for it available are a scam to promote the lie.

The 'test' is just a way of converting other, standard, illnesses into 'COVID' so that the stats remain high and the hospital gets paid (they get money for every 'COVID' diagnosis).

It's also a fast track into DNRs and iatrogenic death.

So, like millions of others, your poor sister became sick with something (maybe a virus, maybe something else)and then was unlucky enough to text 'positive' and so kick off the 'COVID' protocols which may have helped to end her life.

The best service anyone can do her is to try to find out everything about what happened after she was admitted.

Don't accept that 'COVID' diagnosis. It's a lie, an excuse and an insult to her, your family and all of humanity.
...its also important to note that most people have similar symptoms and associate that with "Covid"...so its not a lie in that there is a very nasty bug going around that causes loss of taste and smell which is new...and many have a difficult run with it leaving a lasting impression...or in some cases hospitalization and death (blood clots, etc).

...so when someone runs around saying its a lie and a fantasy...don't get much buy in...and the medical folks who deal with it on a daily basis and know it as covid....and their circle of influence...then paint that person as a nutjob...which doesn't help the polarization and freedom/liberty movement...

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 19th, 2021, 6:00 pm
by tribrac
So sorry for your loss.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 19th, 2021, 8:13 pm
by JohnnyL
NeveR wrote: November 19th, 2021, 2:35 pm
Original_Intent wrote: November 19th, 2021, 1:07 pm Tami was a mid 40s single mom of two. I don't think she got the jab, and this is neither pro or con the jab. Personallly I am anti-jab, and VERY anti mandate.

She was hospitalized yesterday morning with them saying they felt she would be fine. By noon they were saying she had a 50/50 chance and early this morning she passed.

I'm not speaking from direct knowledge but second-hand accounts, but it seemed once they found out she had not been vaccinated they really took an unprofessional approach. As in, they asked her 22 year old son if she went into cardiac arrest if they should administer CPR, and "we doubt it would do any good, anyway." She did not have a DNR and I think in that situation CPR would be a no-brainer, and certainly not a decision you would put on a 22 year old son. He did tell them to of course do anything they could to keep her alive.

Anyways, rough, rough situation for her young sons. Tough on the rest of the family but their lives are upended.
This is a tragedy. ... The best service anyone can do her is to try to find out everything about what happened after she was admitted.
Agree!

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 19th, 2021, 9:10 pm
by Sunshine1
I’m so sorry for the loss of your sister. I send my best wishes and sympathy to her sons. It’s a tough thing to deal with the loss of a parent. May their support circle be strong.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 19th, 2021, 11:25 pm
by BroJones
larsenb wrote: November 19th, 2021, 2:15 pm
Fred wrote: November 19th, 2021, 1:27 pm I don't want to be insensitive at this time, but I wonder if she considered Ivermectin over the hospital? There is not a chance in hell that I would allow anyone that I cared about to go to the hospital to be killed, either by neglect or on purpose. Any doctor or institution that thinks the jab is better than Ivermectin is not fit to make medical decisions for anyone.
Or any of the rest of the sequenced multidrug options strongly suggested by Dr. McCullough and many, many others. McCullough emphasizes that ivermectin isn't the be-all-end-all, though highly important and stupid to neglect.

Condolences to your family OI. A sad event however you slice it.
Condolences.
Does Dr McCullough
Include monoclonal antibodies?

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 19th, 2021, 11:43 pm
by LDS Watchman
Sorry for your loss. It sad that so many people such as yourself have lost loved ones to Covid.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 20th, 2021, 12:00 am
by onefour1
Did she get remdesivir and the ventilator? This is what likely killed her. The Study on Remdesivir as Revealed by Dr. Bryan Ardis. I too am sorry that your sister had to suffer this way. May the Lord be with you in these troubled times.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 20th, 2021, 12:02 am
by BroJones
BroJones wrote: November 19th, 2021, 11:25 pm
larsenb wrote: November 19th, 2021, 2:15 pm
Fred wrote: November 19th, 2021, 1:27 pm I don't want to be insensitive at this time, but I wonder if she considered Ivermectin over the hospital? There is not a chance in hell that I would allow anyone that I cared about to go to the hospital to be killed, either by neglect or on purpose. Any doctor or institution that thinks the jab is better than Ivermectin is not fit to make medical decisions for anyone.
Or any of the rest of the sequenced multidrug options strongly suggested by Dr. McCullough and many, many others. McCullough emphasizes that ivermectin isn't the be-all-end-all, though highly important and stupid to neglect.

Condolences to your family OI. A sad event however you slice it.
Condolences.
Does Dr McCullough
Include monoclonal antibodies?
The reason I ask is that 2 days ago Is my wife and I were so treated. I then read that several several here oppose this treatment treatment but we could not get ivermectin here. Nauvoo. Doctor refused and pharmacy said they don't carry it. But I will say that is that monoclonal antibodies worked well for me. 24 hours later and my strength was back my sleepiness was essentially gone. Temp down. Taste back a little..
I also agree with Jason that you can call it what you want,, But it is a real bug.
My wife and I were tested not pcr and found covid positive. Again I don't care what you call it I just I just hope you will stay out of the hospital and get good alternative treatment as we did. We actually have some ivermectin
.. coming but it won't be here until early next week. It takes time to get that stuff through available channels we found. We are also taking vitamins C D3 Also zinc and quercetin
I'm actually having some difficulty getting to sleep tonight tonight, feel lots of energy.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 20th, 2021, 2:28 am
by NeveR
Jason wrote: November 19th, 2021, 5:27 pm
...its also important to note that most people have similar symptoms
Yes, most people have 'similar symptoms' - OF A COLD OR FLU!!
and associate that with "Covid"...
Yes, people associate their normal cold or flu symptoms with 'COVID' because of the massive psyop telling them to do that
so its not a lie in that there is a very nasty bug going around that causes loss of taste and smell
Yes, very nasty standard cold and flu bugs, which routinely wipe out the sense of taste or smell for a while. Just notice how easily people have been persuaded that a common symptom is new and strange!
and many have a difficult run with it leaving a lasting impression
Yes - LIKE WITH A BAD FLU
...or in some cases hospitalization and death (blood clots, etc).
Yes, as any physician will tell you coagulopathy is a potential side effect of ANY viral infection that gets out of control. It just doesn't normally get hyped by the media.
...so when someone runs around saying its a lie and a fantasy...don't get much buy in...and the medical folks who deal with it on a daily basis and know it as covid....and their circle of influence...then paint that person as a nutjob...which doesn't help the polarization and freedom/liberty movement...
Wow, correct me if I'm wrong but are you resorting to ridicule and arguments from authority?

The DATA about the lack of isolation, the fraudulent nature of the tests etc is freely available on numerous websites.

Are you claiming this is not true? Or that a virus, never isolated, undetectable through testing, which makes no impact on all cause mortality, and with symptoms IDENTICAL to a hundred other known pathogens is somehow proven to exist just because the PTB gave it a name?

I think people whose tragic deaths are being used to push this scam and enslave humanity deserve more than that. We need the guts to face the whole truth here and not make queasy meaningless compromises with the official lie.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 20th, 2021, 2:45 am
by NeveR
BroJones wrote: November 20th, 2021, 12:02 am
But I will say that is that monoclonal antibodies worked well for me. 24 hours later and my strength was back my sleepiness was essentially gone. Temp down. Taste back a little..
How many colds have you had in your lifetime, Dr Jones? You're too intelligent not to recognize what you just described is the normal acute phase of a normal winter cold. The only reason you think it's something else is because you took a fraudulent lateral flow or antibody - and it came back positive. It persuades you to look at normal cold symptoms as if they are something different. Which is exactly what the test is designed to do - convert ordinary colds/flu into 'COVID'.
I also agree with Jason that you can call it what you want, But it is a real bug.
Sure, it's a real cold, or real flu (or sometimes a real gunshot wound). But what we call it matters supremely - because 'COVID' is the entire basis of the whole Great Reset which is designed to enslave us and our kids. So when we go along with it and call our cold/flu/ whatever 'covid' we are helping to legitimize the root of the scam.

If everyone refused to go along with that the whole psyop would be over in no time.

Buying the reality of the virus while opposing everything done in its name is like opposing the War on Terror while buying the official story of 9/11 - it renders your opposition largely ineffective.

Very glad you are feeling better btw - and agree with you about staying out of hospital. Those places are killing grounds for anyone with a positive test.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 20th, 2021, 6:27 am
by Cruiserdude
NeveR wrote: November 20th, 2021, 2:45 am
BroJones wrote: November 20th, 2021, 12:02 am
But I will say that is that monoclonal antibodies worked well for me. 24 hours later and my strength was back my sleepiness was essentially gone. Temp down. Taste back a little..
How many colds have you had in your lifetime, Dr Jones? You're too intelligent not to recognize what you just described is the normal acute phase of a normal winter cold. The only reason you think it's something else is because you took a fraudulent lateral flow or antibody - and it came back positive. It persuades you to look at normal cold symptoms as if they are something different. Which is exactly what the test is designed to do - convert ordinary colds/flu into 'COVID'.
I also agree with Jason that you can call it what you want, But it is a real bug.
Sure, it's a real cold, or real flu (or sometimes a real gunshot wound). But what we call it matters supremely - because 'COVID' is the entire basis of the whole Great Reset which is designed to enslave us and our kids. So when we go along with it and call our cold/flu/ whatever 'covid' we are helping to legitimize the root of the scam.

If everyone refused to go along with that the whole psyop would be over in no time.

Buying the reality of the virus while opposing everything done in its name is like opposing the War on Terror while buying the official story of 9/11 - it renders your opposition largely ineffective.

Very glad you are feeling better btw - and agree with you about staying out of hospital. Those places are killing grounds for anyone with a positive test.
Can I get a hallelujah!?😁

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 20th, 2021, 7:25 am
by BroJones
Hallelujah! There are effective treatments available! Without the jab
So What should I call it neveR? I now Have natural immunity against... What?

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 20th, 2021, 7:32 am
by Cruiserdude
BroJones wrote: November 20th, 2021, 7:25 am Hallelujah! There are effective treatments available! Without the jab
So What should I call it neveR? I now Have natural immunity against... What?
🙏
Glad to hear you and yours are doing well, doc Jones. Too many folks are being shortchanged valid treatments for getting over this.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 20th, 2021, 8:05 am
by SPIRIT
very sorry to hear of your loss.

I was just thinking - that if you don't actually know if she got the jab or not,
could she have died from that - or something given to her in the hospital,
and not from covid.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 20th, 2021, 9:20 am
by NeveR
BroJones wrote: November 20th, 2021, 7:25 am Hallelujah! There are effective treatments available! Without the jab
So What should I call it neveR? I now Have natural immunity against... What?
If you had experienced these symptoms prior to 2020 what would you have called it?

Why call it anything different now?

There are literally thousands of coronaviruses, flu viruses etc out there which all cause roughly the same array of symptoms. You had one of those. Just as you have most years of your life.

And yes, you now have natural immunity to it. Which is great.

Just don't buy even part of the scam and call it 'COVID'.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 20th, 2021, 11:45 am
by larsenb
Jason wrote: November 19th, 2021, 5:23 pm
larsenb wrote: November 19th, 2021, 2:15 pm
Fred wrote: November 19th, 2021, 1:27 pm I don't want to be insensitive at this time, but I wonder if she considered Ivermectin over the hospital? There is not a chance in hell that I would allow anyone that I cared about to go to the hospital to be killed, either by neglect or on purpose. Any doctor or institution that thinks the jab is better than Ivermectin is not fit to make medical decisions for anyone.
Or any of the rest of the sequenced multidrug options strongly suggested by Dr. McCullough and many, many others. McCullough emphasizes that ivermectin isn't the be-all-end-all, though highly important and stupid to neglect.

Condolences to your family OI. A sad event however you slice it.
The other aspect is timing...works best as "early" intervention...not the day or two before you end up in the hospital (my brother's situation)...

...and it's very easy to armchair quarterback...particularly in hindsight...
McCullough always emphasizes early treatment, as do others. He also says it should not be neglected for those who are hospitalized w/ 'COVID', probably referring to to the effects it has as an antiviral agent.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 20th, 2021, 1:53 pm
by XEmilyX
I'm sorry for your loss. I'll pray for you.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 21st, 2021, 8:17 pm
by Jason
NeveR wrote: November 20th, 2021, 2:28 am
Jason wrote: November 19th, 2021, 5:27 pm
...its also important to note that most people have similar symptoms
Yes, most people have 'similar symptoms' - OF A COLD OR FLU!!
and associate that with "Covid"...
Yes, people associate their normal cold or flu symptoms with 'COVID' because of the massive psyop telling them to do that
so its not a lie in that there is a very nasty bug going around that causes loss of taste and smell
Yes, very nasty standard cold and flu bugs, which routinely wipe out the sense of taste or smell for a while. Just notice how easily people have been persuaded that a common symptom is new and strange!
and many have a difficult run with it leaving a lasting impression
Yes - LIKE WITH A BAD FLU
...or in some cases hospitalization and death (blood clots, etc).
Yes, as any physician will tell you coagulopathy is a potential side effect of ANY viral infection that gets out of control. It just doesn't normally get hyped by the media.
...so when someone runs around saying its a lie and a fantasy...don't get much buy in...and the medical folks who deal with it on a daily basis and know it as covid....and their circle of influence...then paint that person as a nutjob...which doesn't help the polarization and freedom/liberty movement...
Wow, correct me if I'm wrong but are you resorting to ridicule and arguments from authority?

The DATA about the lack of isolation, the fraudulent nature of the tests etc is freely available on numerous websites.

Are you claiming this is not true? Or that a virus, never isolated, undetectable through testing, which makes no impact on all cause mortality, and with symptoms IDENTICAL to a hundred other known pathogens is somehow proven to exist just because the PTB gave it a name?

I think people whose tragic deaths are being used to push this scam and enslave humanity deserve more than that. We need the guts to face the whole truth here and not make queasy meaningless compromises with the official lie.
I'm well aware of the data...the origin...the patents...the test protocol...etc etc etc. Go back to my Blipits posts covering it when it was only a China phenomenon in January of 2020...as well as the Dr. Frank Plummer thread tracking a particularly nasty coronavirus originating in Saudi Arabia that was patented and subsequently used for gain-of-function research...of which Dr. Frank Plummer had the HIV expertise...and would you know it...we have HIV component now in coronavirus (gp120 glycoprotein)...and patented by US Government who paid for the research...along with Bill Gates. That story also tracks from the level IV facility in Winnipeg to Wuhan, China.

Also aware of widespread outbreak with consistent symptoms like loss taste/smell, blood clots, etc...which is also most similar to vaccination with spike protein. So yeah I believe there is a real nasty and specialized bug under the Covid umbrella that is hurting people...that testing may or may not identify with all the errors in that department.

FYI - it's not a scam...it's a real live in your face government operation...speaking of guts to face the whole truth...

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 21st, 2021, 9:12 pm
by Alaris
I am so sorry.

How are they keeping all this hidden!

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 21st, 2021, 9:27 pm
by True
I am praying for you and your nephews. You are loved on this forum. I pray that the peace of God will descend upon you during this time sadness.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 21st, 2021, 9:39 pm
by BruceRGilbert
Original_Intent, I offer my heart-felt condolences for your loss. I pray that you and the rest of the family can receive peace and assurance that there are better things that await us on the other side. God bless you with this knowledge. I hope the veil becomes thin so that you can know for certain.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 21st, 2021, 9:41 pm
by Allison
Prayers for your family, and that the truth will one day emerge about what happened to her in the hospital. Very difficult, our hearts swell for you all.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 22nd, 2021, 2:30 pm
by larsenb
BroJones wrote: November 19th, 2021, 11:25 pm
larsenb wrote: November 19th, 2021, 2:15 pm
Fred wrote: November 19th, 2021, 1:27 pm I don't want to be insensitive at this time, but I wonder if she considered Ivermectin over the hospital? There is not a chance in hell that I would allow anyone that I cared about to go to the hospital to be killed, either by neglect or on purpose. Any doctor or institution that thinks the jab is better than Ivermectin is not fit to make medical decisions for anyone.
Or any of the rest of the sequenced multidrug options strongly suggested by Dr. McCullough and many, many others. McCullough emphasizes that ivermectin isn't the be-all-end-all, though highly important and stupid to neglect.

Condolences to your family OI. A sad event however you slice it.
Condolences.
Does Dr McCullough
Include monoclonal antibodies?
Yes, he does. McCullough's COVID treatment protocols are shown at bottom of post:

In the middle is a gray strip that says: If feasible: Casirivimab/Imdevimab IV infusion EUA Dosing.

Casirivimab/Imdevimab, is sold as REGEN-COV and was developed by the Regeneron Corp. using Fast and Furious funding. They (casirivimab and imdevimab) are "two human monoclonal antibodies, that must be mixed together" when treating COVID (see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casirivimab/imdevimab ).

He should have been more explicit about this in his diagram.

He also says in his 24 Sep presentatiion (which I emailed to you and can be picked up here: viewtopic.php?p=1207530#p1207530 , 6 downloadable pdf files in this post and 3-4 subsequent posts), the following :
And to make matters worse, he (Trump) got Covid himself. And he actually got first-class treatment. The one doctor I liked was that kind of cocky doctor that Trump had. Remember that guy? He was a DO, got out there, handsome guy. He goes, ‘We’re going to give him some monoclonal antibodies. We’re going to sequence the other drugs, and we’re just going to get through it just fine.’ I said, ‘That’s the type of doctor America needs.’
and:
So I’ll give you an example, a patient of mine got really sick with Covid-19. This Delta has been tough to treat. Anybody who’s tried to treat it, believe me, I underestimated it – it’s tough to treat, he got really sick, we got to the point where he needed a monoclonal antibody infusion.
and:
. . . . .we had lots of data on ivermectin. We had monoclonal antibodies come, and I tried to just do an update myself [on his treatment protocols]
and:
I’m telling you, don’t lay all your cards on the hydroxychloroquine/ivermectin. They’re fine drugs. But the monoclonal antibodies are wonderful; we use them. The regeneron antibodies. They do reduce ospitalization and death, high risk people over 65.
and:
Early therapy, sequenced multi-drug approach is the way to go. Use these monoclonal antibodies until they take them away, and then you can even use hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin until they take it away and then still use the other drugs and you’ll still win.

Re: Lost my sister to covid this morning.

Posted: November 22nd, 2021, 2:34 pm
by BroJones
Thank you Larsenb. I had regeneron last Wednesday and I feel great. Thank ful.