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BoomAndBustCycle says

She’s taking about ADE… which as of yet is only proven to occur in viruses that cause Dengue Fever.

That's factually wrong. ADE has been observed in animal Coronaviruses, HIV, and even the original SARS.

https://www.hkmj.org/abstracts/v22n3%20Suppl%204/25.htm

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6478436/?report=reader

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22311359/

Frankly, you should do your research before you speak on important matters of life and death such as this.

She packs a lot in. Would have a appreciated the "Well, you can do whatever you want to us, but I for one am not going to stand here and listen to you enslave the United States of America. Gentlemen!" finish.

BoomAndBustCycle says

Third, experimental animals vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2 did not develop enhanced disease when challenged, or infected, with the virus.

I have not seen the animal study reports for the vax.

Link or you're bullshitting.

The fact is the vax is an experimental biologic agent that is going through massive human tests. We are less than a year out and the safety and efficacy is very doubtful at this point. It has already killed thousands if not hundreds of thousands and does not protect against infection any better than catching the possibly man made disease

The government "scientists" have been wrong so far. This upcoming flu season will tell us a lot.

And they lie!

The truth seems very much to be a crap shoot.

Update on my 83 year old parents who tested positive for Covid:
They are both in the hospital. Dad is listed as "Failure to Thrive." Mom is on and off CO2. Neither of them can stay hydrated. Dad cannot keep liquids down. So far, I do not think the hospital has an answer for Covid at all. My thoughts are, they should have been taking all the recommended vitamins (don't know of they did. They live with my sister and she is doing all the heavy lifting. Her husband has been out of work for over a year and she has 3 boys who all still live at home so I can't be sure she made mom and dad keep up with their meds). Lots of stress. I think mom and dad should have been on HCQ as a prophylaxis also. We should have had ivermectin pills as a precaution a long time ago. Mom and dad probably should have just realized that it was better for them to stay home, not just for Covid but, hell even the flu could knock them out of life. It is what it is.

1 brother is convinced mom and dad should have taken the jab. But I think it's a crap shoot...pick your poison. All in all, I think they should have accepted the monoclonal antibody infusion. But hell, I never even heard about it until it was too late.

Damn that sucks, I'd thought they were pulling out of it. Sorry to hear that.

I’m sorry man. Covid is real and a threat to the elderly, but largely preventable as youve implied. Our medical industry let us down.

BoomAndBustCycle says

She’s taking about ADE… which as of yet is only proven to occur in viruses that cause Dengue Fever.

THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPAL;
The Precautionary Principle in its simplest form states: "When an activity raises threats of harm to human health or the environment, precautionary measures should be taken even if some cause-and-effect relationships are not fully established scientifically".

Get them some horse paste ASAP!

So sorry to hear that! Also vomiting and nausea are fairly rare In respiratory viruses. The hospital is 100% positive the inability to keep liquids is a covid symptom? What about more IVs?

I just had a conversation with a 73 year old realtor. She told me her son-in-law works for a contractor for Moderna as a scientist. He said he won't take the jab for at least 5 years even if he gets fired.

mell says

So sorry to hear that! Also vomiting and nausea are fairly rare In respiratory viruses. The hospital is 100% positive the inability to keep liquids is a covid symptom? What about more IVs?

They have determined she has bacterial pneumonia. Yes, she's on an IV. My sister is convinced the hospital is simply letting them die.

WineHorror1 says

mell says

So sorry to hear that! Also vomiting and nausea are fairly rare In respiratory viruses. The hospital is 100% positive the inability to keep liquids is a covid symptom? What about more IVs?

They have determined she has bacterial pneumonia. Yes, she's on an IV. My sister is convinced the hospital is simply letting them die.

So the positive covid test may have nothing to do with it. Bacterial infections are a far greater threat, esp. for the very young and very old, than viruses. They could call it a covid complication, but it may be totally unrelated. If it's bacterial, is she receiving antibiotics?

I think this is why the HCQ + Azithromycin combination works. First one for the virus, second one for the bacterial pneumonia.

mell says

If it's bacterial, is she receiving antibiotics?

Yes, in the IV. I went to see her a bit ago. They almost didn't let me in. I got 5 minutes with her because they were getting ready to pump her lungs to get rid of fluid.

I'm updating my personal family story as documenting what people might or might not do differently if they find themselves in the same situation.

Patrick says

I think this is why the HCQ + Azithromycin combination works. First one for the virus, second one for the bacterial pneumonia.

Unfortunately they were never put on HCQ. I had all the other vitamins (Quercetin etc) except HCQ. My sister, as a last ditch effort, is going to see her and will be applying the topical ivermectin.

I didn't know there was a topical form of ivermectin.

I hope it helps.

Patrick says

I didn't know there was a topical form of ivermectin.

I hope it helps.

My mom has been on palliative care for the last 3 years. In all seriousness, the yearly flu could have been just as disastrous.

I saw my own mom and dad go down together over a period of 5 years (brain tumor, leukemia).

It was very hard. I did what I could, and I was there at the end with both of them.

Patrick says

I saw my own mom and dad go down together over a period of 5 years (brain tumor, leukemia).

It was very hard. I did what I could, and I was there at the end with both of them.

Yes, and you feel powerless to help the beloved parents. I had the same feeling when my dad died in the hospital the day we thought he would be coming home. Now imagine those who will see their loved ones die solely because some bought off or virtue signaling politico, college president, or employer forced those under them to take the jab.