Fully vaccinated Southwest flight attendant dies from COVID-19

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• I am curious to know how this woman was treated. Any chance Ivermectin or HCQ and zinc was used? Probably not, better to die than use a drug that was called out by the Bad Orange Man.

  • He. Maurice is not a woman, although I sympathize with you because it's not always easy to know nowadays.

    Here in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the hospitals were prescribing Ivermectin and resisting the use of breathing tubes and basically ignoring the CDC and doing what they knew worked. It was truly amazing how fast people got better with IVs (because COVID ruins the taste and smell, patients at home will refuse to drink even water and personally I believe the main problem for many COVID patients is dehydration), Ivermectin, steroids, and, believe it or not, over the counter Mucinex. Turnaround for COVID patients was about two days and they come home feeling almost completely recovered. Which is why mandating a vaccine is so ridiculous. Effective, cheap treatments are available.

    My sister insisted that her very reluctant doctor prescribe her HCQ and Ivermectin, and then again for her husband, and they were back on their feet and headed south for Florida within three days, no hospitalization required, although she said they really had to muster their willpower for a couple days to make themselves drink because even water tasted like poison. Again, purely based on my anecdotal evidence, dehydration seems to be what gets people. And I've heard many doctors say the surest way to diagnose COVID is to ask patients if they've lost their senses of taste and smell. Some people seem to lose them for quite a while which might be a blessing in disguise because most Americans could stand to eat less and COVID patients definitely don't want to eat.

    • It's amazing how well cheap meds work, and the expensive jab does basically nothing.
      I've copied the pertinent info from your post to post to FARCEbook, which will likely get me put in jail.

      • Yeah, you're doomed on Facebook if you post that stuff. But I think it's important for people to share their experiences and what they've surmised.

        I think I may have had COVID twice now. Once in December of 2019, before it was even supposed to be here. I had a Korean woman coming in once a week to help with my dad and her mother got back from a visit to Korea a couple weeks before I got sick. At the time nobody knew about COVID. I just thought it was a really weird bug, never bad enough to say I was super sick, but it lasted for weeks, seeming to come and go. I had to force myself to eat and drink. But I have good willpower and grew up with a mother who was a nurse and she drilled it into us that "fluids" were the answer to every bug, so it's a habit to drink when I'm sick whether I'm thirsty or not.

        The second time was this June. I thought it was just a summer cold and was pissed off that it might ruin the family vacation the first week of July. Turned out my son-in-law had the same bug and the two of us had spent a night sitting at a bar talking and talking shortly before we got the bug, so we took turns blaming each other for giving each other "The Rona." We both snuffled a bit during the vacation week, and you could hear something in our chests, but it was never bad enough to make us worry or not have fun. I never would have thought to say it was COVID, to me it was just a summer cold, until it lingered and I realized one day that my coffee (I love my two cups of coffee per day) did not taste good. Nor did a couple of other things I usually love taste good, like my weekly pizza. Ruining my daily coffee and my weekly pizza? Well, that's just wrong and evil. Fucking Chinese bastards. It was while I was running vinegar through my coffee-maker because I thought maybe it had deposits that were ruining the taste, that I realized, "Oh, shit, I bet it's this bug that has ruined my taste, which means it's COVID." I did skip my weekly golf league for one week in June, to avoid spreading the bug to my friends, who are mostly old and decrepit like me and I didn't want to be responsible for killing anybody, but that was all I missed.

    • We personally know 2 people who have been vaccinated fully and got COVID again. So much for the vaxx.

    • > He. Maurice is not a woman....

      OOPS! My Adderall had not kicked in when I read the story and zipped right past the Maurice "Reggie" part of the FA's name.