I just wanted to pass along some information I got from my brother-in-law. He's a nurse, and it's been helpful getting his thoughts on things.
He says that survival really comes down to your individual immune system. He's had the healthy athlete who was unable to fight the virus, as well as the obese diabetic who pulled through. Also, around 90% of the people that need to be intubated tend not to survive. They try everything they can to treat them, but nothing works at that point.
I've heard of therapeutics like regeneron and Ivermectin have been really effective if taken early on, once infected. A friend's doctor recommended Ivermectin. It's supposedly a nobel prize winning wonder drug for treating parasitic infections in people. They have a different version that they give to horses. Don't believe the lies that people are taking animal medication. The one for people is in pill form, different from horses.
I also heard that simply taking 2 aspirin will help a lot in reducing fever, to prevent a hospital visit.
There are some Covid deniers out there, but it's very real. My husband knew of someone at his bible group that recently died after being put on a ventilator. Very sad. He had just retired and bought land with his wife, and they had plans to build a house. I've also heard christians claiming that the vaccine is the mark of the beast. It's not. The mandates do feel a bit like a taster of things to come in the future. Israel is the prophetic time clock, not America. And the mark won't show up until the Great tribulation.
I'm still unvaccinated. Like some others, my concerns are short-term and long terms side effects. What I heard is that natural immunity is ultimately the best, rather than what will soon become a reality, with never ending booster shots.
I think I may have already had covid myself. Around the beginning of the pandemic I had a sudden bout of "flu" and my fever was so high that I almost had to be taken to the ER. At the time I thought it was food poisoning, but I suspect it may have been Covid early on.
All of us have a death date that only God knows. He decides when to take us home.
He says that survival really comes down to your individual immune system. He's had the healthy athlete who was unable to fight the virus, as well as the obese diabetic who pulled through. Also, around 90% of the people that need to be intubated tend not to survive. They try everything they can to treat them, but nothing works at that point.
I've heard of therapeutics like regeneron and Ivermectin have been really effective if taken early on, once infected. A friend's doctor recommended Ivermectin. It's supposedly a nobel prize winning wonder drug for treating parasitic infections in people. They have a different version that they give to horses. Don't believe the lies that people are taking animal medication. The one for people is in pill form, different from horses.
I also heard that simply taking 2 aspirin will help a lot in reducing fever, to prevent a hospital visit.
There are some Covid deniers out there, but it's very real. My husband knew of someone at his bible group that recently died after being put on a ventilator. Very sad. He had just retired and bought land with his wife, and they had plans to build a house. I've also heard christians claiming that the vaccine is the mark of the beast. It's not. The mandates do feel a bit like a taster of things to come in the future. Israel is the prophetic time clock, not America. And the mark won't show up until the Great tribulation.
I'm still unvaccinated. Like some others, my concerns are short-term and long terms side effects. What I heard is that natural immunity is ultimately the best, rather than what will soon become a reality, with never ending booster shots.
I think I may have already had covid myself. Around the beginning of the pandemic I had a sudden bout of "flu" and my fever was so high that I almost had to be taken to the ER. At the time I thought it was food poisoning, but I suspect it may have been Covid early on.
All of us have a death date that only God knows. He decides when to take us home.
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