I just arrived home to visit with my family, and my dad was not feeling well.\u00a0 His health deteriorated in the last week quite a bit according to my mother – she is 91 and my dad is 96.\u00a0 He was becoming very confused and only wanted to sleep and not eat so we decided it was best to get him to emergency triage in a hospital\u00a0 here in Canada to determine what was wrong.\u00a0 After getting him assigned to\u00a0 a room and as it was very late after waiting all day, with no communication from a doctor we decided to go home and leave my dad to rest if possible for the night.\u00a0 Upon returning in the morning, the nurse arrived to inform us that my dad has covid and the prescribed treatment for it is remdesivir which leads to renal failure.\u00a0 I asked how did they assess he had covid and the nurse replied they did a PCR test.\u00a0 I shot back how many cycles did they use – the prescribed 25 or the excess 40-45 which will detect anything at all.\u00a0 And since covid has never been isolated, they are comparing it to a computer model. Also the inventor Kari Mullis said the PCR was not to be used as a diagnostic test. So forget the remdesivir.\u00a0 She said she did not want to get into an arguement with me, but was following hospital policy.\u00a0 Another brain dead nurse with no conscience for killing innocent patients in a hospital.\u00a0 Makes me aware that you cannot tell psychopaths from normal people.\u00a0 She seemed so nice to talk to but after I confronted her, she carried on as if nothing happened.\u00a0 Later, me and my mom went home, got my ivermectin and brought it back to give it to my dad to cure him of any viral infection.\u00a0 Keep a close eye on your loved ones in the hospital because they want to kill them just because they are old and think they can get away with it.\u00a0 Thanks to all the contributors here at the Tent for all the great information over the past 3 years to educate me so I could do the correct thing to help out my dad.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I just arrived home to visit with my family, and my dad was not feeling well.\u00a0 His health deteriorated in the last week quite a bit according to my mother – she is 91 and my dad is 96.\u00a0 He … Continue reading