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I was diagnosed with COVID-19 yesterday at the VA, and they told me I could go o a local ER for a full evaluation, which I did.

The ER doctor said she was not allowed to prescribe the hydroxy cocktail because my symptoms “weren’t bad enough”. Also tried to claim the was no evidence that hydroxy worked. She then told me if I was admitted, I could probably get it.

I called the head nurse in the ER this morning and was told that the doctor must not have thought I needed it. Told her she was wrong. They wait until you are on death’s door step before they will even consider treatment. In a very polite, but assertive argument, I told her that it was bullshit.

Talked to an administrator early this evening that if I don’t have a prescription by tomorrow, I will be filing a lawsuit for medical malpractice and tell my insurance company that under no circumstance were they to pay any pat of the ER bill.

It was not a pleasant conversation for her; I asked a few very basic questions for which she had no good answers. To make a long story short, she is going to contact the doctor who runs the medical operations for this very large medical company and have him get back to me. Gave them until tomorrow to get me the prescription.

Told her that if I have to file a lawsuit, discovery is going to be a real bitch for them, probably costing them $200,000+ to comply. would probably cost this hospital system $150k just for a retainer. Told her I would turn this into a hobby.

Waiting to hear back from them tomorrow. I also recorded all my calls with them. I have an Android and have an app called “call recorder pro”. It records all of my incoming and outgoing calls. These people said some pretty stupid admissions.