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Careful, one of your side threatened to dox me and liability for being a physician and recommending treatment. Using the same standard — you are practicing without a license and have been for a long time

Lets just see if the guy who likes sheep takes you on for this — I suspect not as there is nothing but hypocrisy from some on the anti-covid vaxx side.

BTW, this regiment still does not work. Please tell people to get monoclonals, you know, so they dont die.

Once again, since gas dr never provides this caveat:

If you are counting on this treatment, call your local infusion centers as well as your doctor now (before you get sick) and make sure that you qualify for this treatment. There are age and risk factor criteria to qualify.

Please tell people to get monoclonals, you know, so they don't die.

Might well mention; "please tell people to review the procedures with their doctors to get access to the monoclonal clinic before the need arises."

It is time-critical and there seems to be a number of bureaucratic procedures in force that will delay access until it is too late. It almost seems like clinics do not want to refer their patients for effective treatment at an out-of-network clinic.

And other States are not as convenient as Florida appears to be.

Dearest gassie,

That guy is not a doctor, to my knowledge. Nothing prohibits him from dispensing what he sees as 'medical advice'.

You, on the other hand, must do what the government who 'licenses' you says. You know this.

Not sure treating people over the internet, sight unseen falls into that protocol. But whadda I know? I'm just a super-genius.

Weird of you to defend a pill/medicine even before it has seen the light of day. Is it because Pfizer is making it? I'm starting to be concerned that you might be getting kickbacks from them in some kinda way.

Gas_dr, you know I support getting the vaccine and the immediate use of monoclonals, but very few states let anyone below 55 have access to the monoclonals. Even those over 55 with an issue won’t get them if their O2 level is 93% or lower. I can tell you three people in Illinois in the past few weeks that go to a friend’s church who went to the hospital and later were upgraded (downgraded?) to their ICUs never were allowed to get monoclonals. Two were over 65 and one was late 50s.

The many studies at c19early.com and the incredible results seen in places like India, when using ivermectin and other therapies, show the general protocol has provided great results on the community as a whole, if not some selected patients with worse situations.

To tell people they have no hope with therapies proven world-wide, and to have them find no hope with getting monoclonals, is an unnecessary situation to leave them in. Even getting the vaccine leaves people vulnerable for a period of weeks and those people are also disallowed from getting any monoclonals.

I do strongly appreciate your help and insight, as always.