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

So I have another co-worker who's daughter is actually a pharmacist. He just asked for her take on this just a few minutes ago. She said that some pharmacies are having supply issues with HCQ and it essentially is given priority to lupus and rheumatoid arthritis patients.

My issue here with this particular case is that the family was told it was because of "FDA approval"...not a supply or shortage issue... No bueno!!!

Why would China lie about this blood type related research? What would China gain by lying about this? This was simply observation that can be made by any other country if they're willing. Since this was not data that's hard to collect by any other country, there's no point China would lie about this.

Perhaps it's not coming into thought when one is in panic, but as a common sense, you don't want to depend on only one drug like Chloroquine for the solution. If there's no Chloroquine available, at the start of the first fever symptom, it could be good to start with something that's more widely available like high dose vitamin C. MMS or Chlorine Dioxide is another less widely known option to fight viruses and parasites if that's available. The point is, one should not depend on only one solution.

That is crazy that he was denied a drug that could have saved his life.

My sympathies for his family. It's great that all his coworkers are giving money to help them out.

Although my story is not related to the current pandemic, there is a lesson here. My 93 year old dad was doing poorly, an experiencing a sudden rise in blood pressure. The meds prescribed caused fluid retention and his ankles started to swell. One thing led to another and one morning early he called my sister and said he was having trouble breathing. She immediately took him to the ER where they did a bunch of tests to figure out the problem. He was diagnosed with coronary heart disease. He hasn't had any problems with his heart his whole life, except for a slight arrhythmia which was caused by a medication he once was taking. So I knew something was up.

They admitted him to the hospital for observation. An x-ray showed some fluid around the lungs. Gee, I wonder if that's why he can't breathe. My sister said they were going to aspirate the fluid. OK, great. She calls me from the hospital early next morning crying, saying he has lost his mind. Apparently he was delusional and didn't know where he was or what day it was, thought he had been there five days and was mad that she hadn't been to visit him. This is less than 24 hours after he was admitted. The nurse on duty thought that he was always combative and delusional, because nobody bothered to look at his notes. Turns out they hadn't fed him since he was admitted. My sister had brought some home made oatmeal for him and after he ate he was fine.

So then I proceed to ask her how did it go with aspirating the fluid off his lungs. She said she didn't think they had done it yet. I said WHAT? Told her to demand to speak to the doctor. Doctor was not available. I said ask the charge nurse when they are going to do the aspiration. Nurse doesn't know. I said you have to start getting rude, demand that they do it or you are moving him to another hospital. I literally said to her, "We have to get him out of there before they kill him!"

Well they finally did the aspiration the next day, almost 3 days after admitting him. THEY TOOK OVER 2.5 LITERS of fluid out of his chest cavity. Suddenly he feels fine and wants to go home, what a surprise.

So I ask you, who are these geniuses who are caring for our loved ones? Do they have any sense of urgency? Are they trying to figure out the cause of the problem? Are they looking for genuine solutions? Do they communicate with one another? I've met many fine medical people, but honestly they're just people.

That young man didn't need to die from COVID19. There were several obvious points where huge mistakes were made by people who should have known better. He should have been driven to the emergency room of the best local hospital and wheeled in in a wheelchair until they admitted him. And somebody should have called an attorney for a court order when the Hydroxycholoroquine prescription was refused.

Be very careful to monitor the condition of your loved ones who become ill, and DON'T PRESUME THAT THE DOCTOR IS NOTICING EVERYTHING. Make a nuisance of yourself if you need to. Move the person to a different hospital if you feel they are not getting top level care.

Was he portly?

I just tested my blood with a kit I bought on Amazon for $9, since I did not know mine. Luckily it tested as O+!

How would anyone ever know what they died from. Doesn’t anyone question why you can’t be with your loved ones as they die? If you were suited up why not? You can be up close, right between the legs, when your baby is born. But can’t suit up like the nurses? They get their numbers one way or the other. Maybe they are killing them. No witnesses like family there. How convenient.

Just because someone appears outwardly healthy , doesn't mean that they are inwardly healthy.

That's whats missing here.

He might have been on drugs. Or a heavy alcohol user.

Which is why I just ordered some Cinchona bark!

If they refused me Chloroquine I would call a lawyer immediately.

^^^^ Survivor mentality ^^^^

I'd be curious to see the O- / O+ breakdown.

Absolutely not!

doesn't help that so many Doctors use Covid 19 as as default cause of death on every fricken death certificate since January....


frick! yeah I said frick!

I know of a person who has it who now has Encephalitis.

The pharmacy did what? Are you serious?

WtF?

This pisses me off.

Agreed

I have a script for my arthritis.

And Type B neg?

Chile is laughing then: only 8% Bloody type A

I bought a test online when I was trying to follow the blood type diet. They sent me a kit with a thing to poke your finger and a swatch to put the blood on. I sent it back and my results were online in about 2 weeks. I cant remember the website, it has been a long time. I am a B positive.