Covid in my house again

[Luna Novem]

My 90-year-old aunt in the nursing home had it. An uncle with congestive heart failure had it. An aunt with COPD had it. Two more relatives in their early 70s had it. Numerous cousins from twenties to sixties have had it. Not one hospitalization. Not one death. Some had no symptoms, a few felt pretty bad for a few days.

Yeah, my 74-year-old uncle who's been dying in a veteran's home for two years had it... still alive.

 

[Don Quixote]

Thank you! Found out mom told sister she couldn't taste food for several days. Everything tasted like cardboard. Guess mom was like whatever. That made me laugh.

Honestly I don't want to worry you, but you need to give her ivermectin, and consider some of the treatments recommended in the FLCCC group. For your mom's symptoms it would seem that ivermectin, vitamin C, D, melatonin, aspirin, and omega 3's are helpful, but they might want her to take fluvoxamine due to the taste issue. I suspect that means she has some brain inflammation. Most patients do because spike protein monocytes go to the brain. The following should be given to your mom regardless to mitigate longterm issues. I suffered for months due to not knowing of these protocols, and likely suffered permanent fibrosis as a result which I am now having to research how to reverse.

Take a look at the protocol below.

https://covid19criticalcare.com/covid-19-protocols/i-recover-protocol/

 

[Atlas Shrugged]

Honestly I don't want to worry you, but you need to give her ivermectin, and consider some of the treatments recommended in the FLCCC group. For your mom's symptoms it would seem that ivermectin, vitamin C, D, melatonin, aspirin, and omega 3's are helpful, but they might want her to take fluvoxamine due to the taste issue. I suspect that means she has some brain inflammation. Most patients do because spike protein monocytes go to the brain. The following should be given to your mom regardless to mitigate longterm issues. I suffered for months due to not knowing of these protocols, and likely suffered permanent fibrosis as a result which I am now having to research how to reverse.

Take a look at the protocol below.

https://covid19criticalcare.com/covid-19-protocols/i-recover-protocol/

Thank you and I appreciate your concern. Knowing mom she won’t take anything unless forced. She would say I lived my life I’m not taking blah blah blah. I’m actually not concerned though. I’m at peace with this. Didn’t flip out when sister said she was taking them in. I just said ok and prayed. I can talk to my dad about that but sometimes he can be more stubborn than mom. I think him being an ER nurse for decades makes him more open to more options as long as it’s not bs. He would know if it’s worth trying or not.

 

[Atlas Shrugged]

When it comes to my mom I’m not exaggerating about her rarely wanting to take anything. You all must know someone like that. She walked around with a huge gash on her calf like nothing. After a week of us actually flipping out she finally went to get it cleaned and closed up. I would love to have seen the face of the ER staff cause I was told they were not happy she left that cut open like no big deal. If she is sick some tea with honey and maybe some white wine but you gotta keep working. I’m sure if she had a bullet hole she’d patch it up herself and continue to work. I guess after growing up in a commie country nothing stops her. Only death will give her true rest. But I don’t want that for awhile. I seriously think she will outlive me.