30 Year-Old, Healthy Co-Worker Dies From COVID-19 Complications...

basically its a bell curve, anybody in the centre will be fine but the statistical outliers, ie people with immune responce out of the norm, or physiological factors out of the norm are at risk.

So healthy normal people fine, everybody else is outside the norm. As i said, if EPO use is a factor id imagine some endurance althetes and perhaps those who live at very high altitude would be seeing higher mortality than average here.

location?

Testing in my state over the past couple weeks has been an absolute clusterfuck of epic proportions!

Let me guess, he died after a fork lift ran over his head and the hospital, with directives from the CDC, claimed it was COVID-19 related?

So an 'average' immune system stands a better chance of survival...

Have some fucking respect asshole, this shit is killing people ffs.

The CDC and WHO all need sacking imo, people can blame the president all they want but the presidents job isnt to be a fucking phd epidemiologist, virologist and genetic engineer, the WHO and CDC scientists and DHS are paid hundreds of thousands for this and they fucked this up badly they should all be sacked, all of them, shit some of them should be tried for negligent homicide or industrial homicide.

So it wasn't Covid-19.

The blood clots are being seen in covid patients according to my sis who is a nurse on the front lines.

Problem is in some patients, even when a clot busting drug is used, the cots come back and the entire system becomes a clotted mess, till you die.

So it could very well be covid. It effects different folk in different ways.

are you going on what the lizard man said about PCR being used, because you do know PCR only amplifies genetic material present in a sample right, thats not how they actually test it, thats just how they replicate enough of the dna to do something like a SNP( single nucleotide polymorphism ) cleave using deoxyribonuclease enzymes which cleave at certain nucleotide points in the dna strain, they then uses gel electrophorresis with a flourescent dna binder to produce an image under uv light that lines the dna fragments up in a unique image which is called a dna fingerprint which is calibrated using a dna fingerprint from the original virus genotype!

You know all this right?

The problem with this person's case was that he was told to stay home when he originally wanted to go to the hospital. In the ensuing week his fever spiked and he had developed trouble breathing. I imagine the doctors assumed he would be fine, especially considering what shape he was in, and his age.

He was prescribed Hydroxychloroquine but it wasn't filled due to not being FDA approved!? It only took him a few days to die after that point, especially once ventilated, and he developed a clot (likely from being weak, bed-ridden, and prone) which traveled to his heart, etc. I'm imagining a cytokine storm and so on facilitated everything, which seems typical in these severe cases.

The damnedest things can kill you when this shit ultimately goes south. Same thing with severe influenza, of course...


We are all collecting some money here at work for the family.

This is beginning to be recognized as one of the more lethal complications of Covid-19 and specially being reported by Nurses who see it happening and feel absolutely powerless by how quickly it can onset and kill the patient.

He was prescribed Hydroxychloroquine but it wasn't filled due to not being FDA approved!?

This is confusing. Going off-label is legal and common.

If a real doctor provides a real prescription the pharmacy should fill it. Period.

Thanks Pepe and #78140837!

This person is one of the youngest in my state to die from this virus as he was only 30 years old and passed on Saturday. He was the younger brother of a teacher that works at my (closed) school, and he did some after school gym activities a few days out of the week. He was a personal trainer and was healthy and in good shape.

I didn't know he died until noticing his picture on the front page of today's newspaper; his sister contributed his photograph. His bout with the virus lasted from March 24 through April 11 before he succumbed to multiple organ failure quite rapidly. He was on a ventilator but that didn't save his life.

He was one of the rare cases where having a stellar immune system made the situation worse than what would be considered a "normal" response...

Furthermore, it was mentioned that a pharmacy refused to fill an anti-malarial drug prescription because of FDA approval issues, and he was also told to continue to stay home, essentially denying him early hospitalization...both factors may have saved his life!

The problem with this person's case was that he was told to stay home when he originally wanted to go to the hospital. In the ensuing week his fever spiked and he had developed trouble breathing. I imagine the doctors assumed he would be fine, especially considering what shape he was in, and his age.

He was prescribed Hydroxychloroquine but it wasn't filled due to not being FDA approved!? It only took him a few days to die after that point, especially once ventilated, and he developed a clot (likely from being weak, bed-ridden, and prone) which traveled to his heart, etc. I'm imagining a cytokine storm and so on facilitated everything, which seems typical in these severe cases.

The damnedest things can kill you when this shit ultimately goes south. Same thing with severe influenza, of course...


We are all collecting some money here at work for the family.

Yeah, I'm aware of off-label use since I'd had prescriptions for myself that were off-label...but the family reported this to the news, so it's the official story. I'm wondering if there's a good ground for legal recourse for the family here because of it.

Murder

Pharmacist refusing a prescription when his DOCTOR wrote it?

Definitely an anti- Trumper

God damn him to hell for the murder of this man

I hope his family sues - even when it won’t do any good

We really must stop with the political shilling.

There is zero proof this drug would have saved him whatsoever. And believe me I've searched for multiple examples outside some fraud news Lazarus effect political points.

I need documented scientified proof. There is none. France, Brazil, Sweden, etc all have discontinued the use due to what they have seen on the front lines.

There is zero guarantee it would have done anything at all. And had it done nothing, and there are cases where it hadn't done anything, no one would have said a word about it.

Now it makes sense why this wasn’t pinned because it proves “RATIONING” care is absolutely taking place

It works, it has worked for years. It has worked against SARS. The studies are there.
Grandmothers are familiar with the power of chloroquine - they took as kids as an anti-viral.

It allows the zinc in into the cells.

This treatment is critical and best if applied early.

FFS there's a huge hole in your theory.

Are all the old grannies and grandpops that die taking the drugs you talk of?