Woman says her vaccinated father was saved from Covid by Ivermectin after doctors tried to get her to agree to a DNR and restrained him to his ICU bed

Daily Mail ^ | 12/15/2021 | Stephen Lepore

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* Mindy Lafevers, 46, said she was watching TV March 1 when father David, 71, asked her a question that troubled her and made it seem he was confused

* Mindy's mother, Priscilla, took David to the ER where he was put on oxygen

* David's wife and daughter immediately lobbied for him to be treated with Ivermectin, with Mindy claiming she had used it herself to treat Covid

* Priscilla said that when they asked for it, the infectious disease doctor she spoke to said 'that's not even approved for usage in the United States'

* Mindy added that they were told there was no evidence the drug would do anything. They were only going to give him Remdesivir

* She claimed that the drug had no effect and within days, David was sent to the ICU, where he was restrained by nurses against hospital protocol

* Priscilla said that they threatened to transfer him to another hospital unless the hospital they were in would treat him with Ivermectin and convalescent plasma

* Priscilla and Mindy both said that by the end of the 5-day course, David was feeling better and returned home on March 20

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David was placed on a five-day, eight pills per day course of the controversial anti-parasite drug Ivermectin. Priscilla said they started seeing little improvement by the second day but really began to see him get better by the end of the five-day regimen of Ivermectin.

[Libloather]

Huh. Seems to work.

[BenLurkin]

7. There has been a massive increase in the use of “unlawful” DNRs. Watchdogs and government agencies have reported huge increases in the use of Do Not Resuscitate Orders (DNRs) over the last twenty months.

In the US, hospitals considered “universal DNRs” for any patient who tested positive for Covid, and whistleblowing nurses have admitted the DNR system was abused in New York.

In the UK there was an “unprecdented” rise in “illegal” DNRs for disabled people, GP surgeries sent out letters to non-terminal patients recommending they sign DNR orders, whilst other doctors signed “blanket DNRs” for entire nursing homes.

A study done by Sheffield Univerisity found over one-third of all “suspected” Covid patients had a DNR attached to their file within 24 hours of hospital admission.

Blanket use of coerced or illegal DNR orders could account for any increases in mortality in 2020/21.[Facts 2 & 6]

https://off-guardian.org/2021/09/22/30-facts-you-need-to-know-your-covid-cribsheet/

[Triple]

Surprise, surprise, surprise…

[null and void]

Horse feathers paste!

[SeekAndFind]

RE: Huh. Seems to work.

Skeptics call it ANECDOTAL evidence. Frankly, I don’t care. I’ve seen enough anecdotes personally and through reading to know that suppressing its use is not good policy.

[livius]

Interesting. And horrifying.

[kiryandil]

The corporate quacktors in the Uinted States are destroying their credibility.

[Prince of Space]

But then we wouldn’t be scared of this virus, would we?

[FlingWingFlyer]

As long as idiots continue to play politics with the Red Chinese Flu, Americans are going to continue dying.

[JoJo354]

Yep! Population control or should I say depopulation?

[TLI]

A study done by Sheffield Univerisity found over one-third of all “suspected” Covid patients had a DNR attached to their file within 24 hours of hospital admission.

DNRs, that must be where the money is.

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[skr]

Maybe it doesn’t work in all cases (what does?), but how is it not worth a try if a life is at stake?

[SeekAndFind]

Ping for your interest

[Jan_Sobieski]

Hospitals are incentivized to implement Remdesiver 💀 Protocol

[butlerweave]

Drugs is where’s it’s at and vaccine is a death sentence

[Sergio]

bkmk

[devane617]

well that settles it

[WinMod70]

I’m 5 days out of the hospital after a 7 day stay for covid pneumonia. The 1st day was spent in the ER covid waiting room. A hellish 6 hours sitting in a wheelchair waiting for xrays blood work results. Not a damn thing to drink until I was finally able to get someone’s attention and begged them for a drink.

Anyhow I was put in an ER bed about 7 hours after arriving. One of the first questions I was asked was if I had a living will and if I wanted to be resuscitated. My response was that I didn’t come here to die and if you need to be a hero by all means do it.

I was thinking what kind of question is that to greet a patient with.

[devane617]

which idiots? vaxers or anti vaxers