Update on my dad in the hospital
I’m happy to update that my dad seems to be doing a lot better after a bit of sleep and an IV to get more fluids into him. In case you missed my previous post, upon admittance, they did a PCR test and said he had covid which I questioned about how many cycles were used, and dismissed their evaluation of it right away. Also when they suggested remdesivir, I immediately told the nurse no way would I allow that as it would cause kidney failure. Luckily that prevented them from administering it, even though the doctor called and said they gave one course yesterday (which they didn’t) so it was a good thing we stayed late there to ensure they didn’t. I also gave the doctor a piece of my mind in a stern voice about not administering remdesivir and she obeyed my wishes. I then checked the medical records from the nurse on duty of all meds administered and I saw the cancelling of the remdesivir to confirm it.
The one thing is my dad did not sleep well so he needed more rest. Normally he has a prescription to help with pain due to shingles that he had a few years ago, which makes him sleep quite a lot, and without that last night, he had a restless night with almost no sleep according to the nurse. So after we got there, he was able to sleep and after that ate on his own and it seems like my dad is improving now.
I told my mother we should be giving him the ivermectin, and I showed her the safety record of it, but then she saw some studies had some bad side effects, and possible drug interactions, so she didn’t want to give it to him without a doctor’s supervision. I don’t think that covid is the problem anyway.
I think he had a problem emptying his bladder since an ultrasound he had about 800 ml retained after attempting to void so it’s possible he has a problem with his urinary tract, or voiding due to an enlarged prostate.
He’s supposed get put in a private room tomorrow so we’ll see if he’s moved tomorrow. Thanks for all your concern and prayers.
Glad things seem to be heading in the right direction for your father. Am sure the hospital would just love to chalk up another case of “Covid” and you can bet that, if they did indeed test, they cycled it at 45. So your intuition that it’s something else is in all likelihood correct.
Shameful that the staff would even think about using Remdesivir. Pathetic.
For the hospitals it’s all about the money. Not the good of the patient. Even for the top hospitals in the world. As a patient at Mayo Clinic, I had a positive PCR test so they said I had asymptomatic Covid and needed to take Remdesivir. I strongly refused. They then asked me to take a newly “approved” drug. Again I refused. They released me from the hospital and rescheduled my much needed open heart surgery for a month later. Even the very best hospitals can not be trusted. Wouldn’t we like to know how much our government paid Mayo Clinic to go along with their scam.
Kudos, PK. Good luck to you!
Thank you for the update – very glad to hear that you’re able to (somewhat) control the situation and get your Dad what he needs/doesn’t need in this crazy time when anything from the sniffles to what your Dad has is diagnosed as COVID – ‘requiring’ the standard treatment.
Best wishes to you and your family this Holiday season.
“they did a PCR test and said he had covid’
I suspect, the hospitals get a larger payment if patient has “covid”.
If the patient dies from covid in the hospital, they probably get a bonus payment. Hence the standard protocol is remdesivir, as it has poor outcomes, such as kidney failure.
It is all about profits. It is one giant scam.
If I remember correctly, International war criminal Fauci gets a cut from Remdesivir use.
My best wishes for the complete recovery of your Dad, Sir Banimal.
Out of curiosity, how old is he? Please feel free to share or decline.
GL
My dad turned 96 this last Sept.
Here’s a good resource I found: https://www.protocolkills.com/patient-documents
Excellent
now that they know Your Dad has a strong and knowledgable advocate they will for sure treat him with more respect and only for the condition he requires