My Time with Covid-19

3/13/2022 | Me

[ducttape45]

Thank you for your kind words.

I've been taking the supplements recommended by the FLCCC and I still got Covid. My taste buds are still whacked out, but I can taste some things.

Thanks again, and God bless you as well!

[ducttape45]

The hospital staff treated me very well. I had no complaints there, and my doctor saw to my needs. All in all, the hospital was great, though they do need better beds! Oh my aching back!

[ducttape45]

Thank you!

[ducttape45]

I was on all the supplements and was taking Ivermectin, and I still got it. Sometimes things don’t go totally according to plan, but I got thru it and I’m on the mend, praise be to God.

[ducttape45]

My O2 levels were about 85-88% before treatment, but back up to 95-98% afterwards. Thank you for your kind words!

[ducttape45]

I have a finger tip type device, however, I will definitely invest in what you suggest. I like the looks of it. Thanks for the suggestion!

[glimmerman70]

That’s so strange because my wife eats cereal also. It’s one of the only things she can eat that don’t taste bad. Often it’s just dry cereal. Chereos and lucky charms. Frozen yogurt. Some of the same type of foods you are eating. There is something to that. I will let her know about the sherbet. My dad had covid a few months before it was announced to the public. He has lost so much weight because all his foods he used to eat just tasted terrible. He will crave it and take one bite after my mom had cooked for a hour and can’t eat it. There dog on the other hand has gained 10 pounds..

[ducttape45]

That’s something else I didn’t mention, but yeah, I’ll crave something, take one or two bites, then it either tastes terrible or I just lose interest in eating it. I think it drove the hospital staff nuts when I returned meals half eaten, but I just didn’t have a large appetite. I still don’t. As for the dog, he was probably in “doggy heaven.” :-)

[\/\/ayne]

I had the opposite hospital experience. In 2019 I went into this place with a great reputation for cellulitis and it was great, they gave me IV antibiotics and cured me. In 2021 I had the same problem and went to the same place but it was like the apocalypse. I waited in the waiting room for 7 hours. There were only 15-20 people, mostly the same people waiting. They were told "we have a staffing shortage!" by the medical workers. Some were given IVs in the waiting room. A woman was stumbling around for hours, a medical worker came out and yelled her "You have covid!" She was still stumbling around the waiting room when I left.

I refused a PCR test because they are not reliable and I didn't want a false positive. I was eventually seen by a PA (not a doctor) who gave me the same antibiotics that weren't working. She denied there was a staffing shortage. I was seen in the same room as another patient. I've never seen multiple patients treated in one room like that except in the Army. Two days later an article came out about their staffing shortage.

Later I found out that a lot of people are dying from Remdesivir, and many believe the hospitals know it but continue the treatment because they profit from it.

Many doctors including the one I have now can't believe Remdesivir is used at all because it's so deadly. My attitude now is that if a hospital is using it I will pop wheelies and squeal rubber to get away from there as quickly as possible. I'm glad you made it, though.

[ducttape45]

I've heard similar stories from other people. I grieve inside hearing that people are dying from Remdesivir, but in my case it worked and I'm here alive.

Now, that being said, in addition to Covid-19 I also had pneumonia and was on steroids and antibiotics for that as well. Who knows, maybe I benefited more from those drugs than the Remdesivir, maybe the amount I was given was not a large dose, I dunno. What I do know is that I'm here alive. When I finally get the medical information on what I was given and how much, I'll scour through it and see what I can find out.

I also credit the hospital staff because they've been trying to improve the services they provide and they treated me very well. They checked on me every hour to ensure everything was ok. They were kind, courteous, professional and just plain friendly. But the doctors kept an eye on things and if things didn't get better I'm sure they would have gone a different route.

[Albion Wilde]

Good luck going forward. Wouldn't hurt to cut out anything that might challenge your health such as smoking or drinking, and stick to lots of fresh fruits and vegetables plus some protein, and recovery vitamins.

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[ducttape45]

Thankfully I don’t smoke or drink. That’s one question the doc’s office constantly asks me. Gonna try and take things slow and hopefully, prayerfully, continue my recovery. And thanks for the links, I’ll check them out!

[ducttape45]

My official diagnosis was this: Acute hypoxemic respiratory failure, adult (???), COVID-19 vaccination refused, essential hypertension, fracture of rib on right side, hypokalemia, hyponatremia, pneumonia due to COVID-19.