Hey Charles, I like the points you are making about the FDA's backing down, but I want to let you know that there is wording in this Substack contribution that needs a good "2nd Pass" Edit for your article to be seen as professionally written. I'm not speaking of grammar or misspellings...Read it over again, and I think you'll see what I mean. I am glad, though, that the FDA is backing down, and thanks for sharing that. Best wishes.
What about the hospitals that would not prescribe. My girlfriend died because of lack of treatment. She new of ivermectin and begged for it. They just allowed her to suffocate. I heard every last agonizing, grueling detail from her husband, even the fact that all urinated soaked diapers were mixed in with her valuable belongings when he picked her belongings up. So this not giving ivermectin on all levels was all based on rumors and gossip? I don’t think so!
Hey Charles, I like the points you are making about the FDA's backing down, but I want to let you know that there is wording in this Substack contribution that needs a good "2nd Pass" Edit for your article to be seen as professionally written. I'm not speaking of grammar or misspellings...Read it over again, and I think you'll see what I mean. I am glad, though, that the FDA is backing down, and thanks for sharing that. Best wishes.
Great - thanks for the info & update!
What about the hospitals that would not prescribe. My girlfriend died because of lack of treatment. She new of ivermectin and begged for it. They just allowed her to suffocate. I heard every last agonizing, grueling detail from her husband, even the fact that all urinated soaked diapers were mixed in with her valuable belongings when he picked her belongings up. So this not giving ivermectin on all levels was all based on rumors and gossip? I don’t think so!
Absolutely pharmacies need to fill scripts-and doctors need to be able to write these scripts without feeling they will get into trouble.