Lana,

I remember you had suggestions for immediate care that hospitals did not use.

My adult daughter is positive and just entered the hospital with blood ox in the 80's.

Suggestions please!

Not my name and not my state.

From one of her posts, last line

' vaccine ' privacy (by Lana [IN]) Posted on: May 9, 2021 2:26 PM

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The problem of a vaccine causing the vaccinated to endanger the vaccinated is not new. The Sabin polio vaccine which is an attenuated life vaccine has the most unfortunate ability to mutate back into total virulence and not kill the vaccinated, but to infect their family. Bill Gates led a polio vaccination program in India which led to over 70,000 deaths by this mechanism. India is suing him. Again feel free to Google.

The Marburg virus is deadly in chickens and has a vaccine, but it leads to the vaccinated chickens shedding viral particles which kill any nearby unvaccinated within 48 hours.

Are monoclonal antibody therapies available in your area? People I follow who have taken them report night-and-day differences within 24 hours. One key is to get them in as soon as possible; the longer it goes untreated, the further it tends to dig in.

Sorry Brad. Busy day. Americas Frontline Doctors have a webpage that spells out over the counter therapies as well as prescribed. For a $90 fee, a doctor affiliated with them will contact you and recommend and probably send treatment.

-Vitamin D is important 50mg-100mg per day

-Ivermectin(Yes it is an effective antiviral for 17 different viral subtypes) 20mg to 36mg per day for 2-5 days. It functions as a zinc ionaphore.

-Zinc 50mg to 100mg or even 200mg per day and can use a zinc nasal spray as well. Zinc is a direct antiviral, useful with influenza as well.

-Melatonin 10mg at bedtime(a powerful anti-inflmmatory)

-NAC 2000mg-2400mg for 1-2 days, then 1000mg X 7 days. NAC is N-acetyl cystine and by prescription is Mucomyst. It was developed for lung disease and is re-emerging as a COPD/asthma treatment and is also used for treatment of tylenol overdoses which is what I prescribed it for most often. It is also a powerful anti-inflammatory.

As above monoclonal antibodies are very effective.

Thanks Lana and everyone.

Passing along this whole thread.

Just heard about monoclonal for the first time from a live friend tonight.

Saved their son’s life.

An article posted Dec 8 said FDA approved it as a preventative.

Brad, sorry to hear this. Let the doctors set het treatment. I heartily suggest you don’t go in all Rambo and insist on hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, Vit. D. Etc. All of those treatments are BOGUS, despite what the “experts” on the keyboards say. You will be branded “difficult family” status.

Proven treatments include:

Oxygen, High flow devices or BiPAP masks works well for most. Few need intubation.

She’ll likely get anti-viral Rx, steroid to limit lung tissue swelling, anti coagulant to prevent blood clots, antibiotics if a separate, bacterial lung infection is suspected. Good thoughts and best wishes are with you.

Prayers are good, too.

Prayers for your daughter, you and your family.

Why is she going to the hospital? If you don’t trust the science of the vaxx, why are you trusting the science used in the hospital? After all you don’t know what’s in anything they will give her there.

Toughie, steady on.

Nothing of anything I’ve ever read of Brad’s postings would make me think he’s against vaccines. Nor his daughter. And if you responding about my quip, none of my experiences with doctors not listening were all pre Covid. I’ve had enough experiences that I know to push when I think I am right. One thing I have learned about human physiology is that we are very different.

Thanks everyone. I especially appreciate the positives and the critics have kept their usual rants to a minimum.

Oxygen did not work.

The hospitals in Indy are rated PURPLE which is a higher fill rate than red.

She spent the first day and night in the ER with no pillows so she rolled up her coat. All rooms are full and they dispose used pillows.

She is a medical professional and I just experienced 3 hospital stays over the summer so yes, we are all aware doctors are just PRACTICING their skills.

I set the timer on my phone to pray every hour on the hour for her, her husband, and 2 toddlers.

It gets personal when it hits home. All the hateful arguing about hoax etc is truly offensive when your daughter is lying in a bed, barely enough breath to talk, we cannot deliver a pillow or sit with her, we cannot help with her kids because they were exposed to her.

Every human reacts differently so do everything you can to care for your health.

Cool/cold air has more oxygen molecules per cubic foot if someone is at home with lower blood ox. Everyone should regulary take an extra deep stomach breath for several breaths several times per day to get our blood fully oxygenated and get oxygen to the bottom of the lungs. This was told to me after my cancer surgery. Doctors were placing covid patients on their chests to facilitate breathing. I saw the photos. If she is in ER must be on oxygen right? No one can go in and slip a patient the iver so that's why you want to secure the lawyer ahead of time. Zinc and an antibiotic are part of the treatment when iver or hydroxy are used.

This is all very barbaric the way they are handling this pandemic. Once a person is in the hospital they probably can't get the monoclonal antibodies so if anyone is ill try to get them early before hospital. Except for the oxygen, might as well not go there.

To all of those offering their prayers (many)

Prayers for you and your daughter and family.

Last August, I got COVID through sharing a dish with my 23 year old son right after family vacation. We thought he got bad stomach bug after having attended a birthday party. So we shared the same vacation cabin space but completely separated his meal. We played cards together, etc, no masks. All 9 people there, Nobody contracted covid during the 7 days vacation. Two days after the vacation, being cocky, I shared a dish at a local restaurant , I felt severe flu like symptom the 2nd day morning right away. At the same time, he reported lost sense of taste. Needless to say, we all got COVID.

The first week was scary, blood oxygen level was 90, so I was able to breathe. I lost sense of taste and smell (still no smell even now), that made eating very challenging, my favorite meals tasted disgusting during that time. For days and nights, breathing led to nonstop coughing and headache. 500mg Tylenol really helped with headache. A college friend recommended some youtube video which shows how a person can kneel down with head to the loor to cough out the built-up mucus at the bottom of the lung.. which is a major COVID symptom/killer. The mucus is very thick, you try to cough as usual, nothing coughs out. You try to breathe, but not enough oxygen get into the system. Once I started doing the posture to cough out mucus (did that for straight 24 hours, since I couldn't sleep anyway), I felt much better next day.

I don't know how it feels with oxygen level at 80's. My wife also got COVID, she had her share of scary moment. Thought she might die due to difficulty of breathing, also commented Tylenol helped tremendously. At friends' strong urge, I visited local ER at near end of first week, the doctor did bunch test and advised "you can breathe, just wait it out". That was painful 6 hours ER experience (long waiting time plus hours of cold ER room)

In 2 weeks, I lost 20 lb. due to inability to eat and sleep. Recovery took 2+ months... still wonder if my sense of smell will ever come back. From all I read and learned, the biggest killer is compromised lung, extreme thick mucus. Non stop kneeling on the floor, coughing out mucus for hours, breaking out sweat after each dose of Tylenol, painful as is, I felt that was key/turning point to my recovery.

Brad, I don't know your daughter's situation. Hope this serves some kind of reference if any help in alleviating her symptoms. Pray that she has a strong immune system to rid it through. Our whole family got COVID, everyone's symptoms were different.

PS. I haven't been posting here for a couple months but still reading, just saw this and couldn't stay silent.

Thanks Elliot, that is good advice. Hope I never have to try it. Clearing lungs and nasal secretions is real important in infections. I'm asthmatic and used to get acute bronchitis a lot. Ive been known to hang head down over my bed side to cough and drain. We used to have respiratory therapists who would do a procedure called percussion and postural drainage. They use a vibrator or cupped hands to percuss chest wall to loosen secretions, then use position change to bring them out.

You might have saved your own life by fighting it so.

Elliot! Glad you and your family made it through!

That is excellent advice about changing positions to cough out mucus. I’ve done that in the past with sinus issues.