Today 5:46 am
I actually went to work on Monday and did not feel well. I told a coworker I am going to wear a mask, He said if I'm sick go the phook home. I did, and took an expired test and was positive. I was hopeful it was a false positive but a fresh purchased test confirmed it. The nurse said if an expired test shows positive it;s likely not a false result. The false negatives are more likely. I do like that there is a home test and I wish there was for a lot more illness.Cannonpointer » Yesterday, 10:02 pm » wrote: ↑ Covid hit me like a truck on Monday. Tested positive Tuesday and began the Ivermectin protocol that day. I had gleaned the protocol from peer reviewed clinical trial studies republished by the NIH on pubmed. Because fascism, I was forced to use feed store Iver, but I got the injectable for swine and bovine. Injectables will kill all mammals if they kill any mammals - dosage accounted for and all. They're clean. And pretty much like every veterinary medicine on earth, they're the same formulation as human medicine - only thing different is dosage. If they were poison for me, they would be poison for the hog, the horse, the cow. The idea that veterinary medicine and human medicine are different in any meaningful sense is sheer propaganda to protect the medical racket.
Any way, I was back in the gym on Friday. I finished the protocol. It was either five or seven days, I do not recall. But I was well on Friday, having begun the protocol on Tuesday.
About a week after beating covid, I woke up with no taste buds at all. Just a big zero. I found that interesting. I'd heard that could happen to people. I didn't panic. I just sat with it for a couple of hours, studying on t without thinking about it, letting my gut direct me since my mind had no information to work with and no way to get any.
After two hours, I got up, went to the fridge, pulled out a jalepeno, and started eating it like an apple. I began to taste it. I nodded and smiled and didn't worry about a thing. My sense of taste returned that day.
Paxlovid was available when I got it. But I missed the window. I made it through the first two days of hell and improved, I thought I was out of the woods but the symptoms came back. I think the total course to get through was like 9 days. So I gave the crud to Mrs and I knew about the Paxlovid window and got it for her. She did have a shorter time of symptoms. and was well before me, she was like 5 days in misery. Yeah what ever the phook Paxlovid is is freaky
It's your body, your choice.. Thanks for sharing your success with Ivermectin. It's a tough world and you have to trust a doctor won't be the pilot that flies the plane into the mountain. I am never going to say you were wrong in your decision making all though I was on that train in the peak of the hype. Your dedication to this post is not unfounded and you are a sound voice of reason.
I still don't get why people had such a hard time with the face diapers. Surgeons wear them to keep boogars out of us when we are cut open, there must be some benefit. Some of the foks on this rag were like I ain't wearing a mask over my dead body. I do now where a mask when I enter a medical facility and probably always will. I do consider the transmission of crud in large crowds now and really never gave it much thought. Pandemics are real, the biologics aren't fakes. The truth is in there and we all have to live with it even if we don't know what it is.