Preventable tragedies are the worst. Every person at the FDA & CDC making these destructive decisions should be made to sit in the room with these families & the patients as they struggle to breathe & watch them die. They’re insulated from reality & clearly don’t care for others!
This patient is going to DIE, but we still can’t give her Ivermectin because of “side effects” and “no studies showing efficacy”. She’s awake and suffocating, and her husband is in tears. This is the shit nurses have dealt with for over a year and a half.pic.twitter.com/WYbKtIBkIx
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I agree 100%. But then again, it won’t affect a sociopath.
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May God give all of you grace and strength to endure these scenes day after day, and may He comfort the grieving families & peace and healing to the patients who are struggling to cling to life.
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This is sad and tragic. My heart goes out to you nurses and her family.
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I'd say "let" her husband give her it. I'm sure he will thank you. I hope she is ok
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Is it a dumb idea to find another "Reason" they need ivermectin to use it. From what I'm reading that drug isn't a fix all but could save lives
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That would be up to the doctor. I doubt they would do that because it would obviously look very suspicious, since the only thing we would give it for would be scabies.
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this should be authorized under compassionate use
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In your opinion, why would they recommend monoclonal antibodies, Remdesivir, Dex, etc. but leave out Ivermectin? It’s one of a bunch of off label drugs that have been tried. Why not go with what the President got when he was infected? Hopefully the Oxford study will be definitive
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Because Ivermectin is cheap. Remdesivir is $3000 per dose.
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