Some Things to Consider if you get CV

We’re all more than a little fed up with COVID, with the anxiety, the limitations, the wildly different viewpoints that each insist that they are THE accurate science, as if ‘Science’ is the equivalent of God. In fact, substitute the word “God” in place of the word “science” in a lot of the discourse around COVID, and you’ll get a scary view of how our culture literally worships science – or what is purported to be science. 

In this past week, three different people with whom I was acquainted or were friends/relatives of friends died from COVID, all in the hospital, all following standard protocols. Three other people were diagnosed and began outpatient treatment: one with monoclonal antibodies, two with unknown treatment. So far so good for these three people.

I believe very strongly in taking good physical care of our bodies, and have researched the vitamins, exercise and nutrition to be preventative against CV as well as what to do if you get CV, whether or not you are vaccinated. Here’s another option to consider too. There is so much about the CV situation that just does not make sense. Countries around the world have taken vastly different approaches to CV prevention and treatment, and I’m sad to say that the US is not the leader in the battle against infection or deaths compared to other places. Too many people in this country are having to work too hard to get medications and treatments that are working effectively in other parts of the world – and yes, ivermectin tablets are safe – and coincidentally, mandated by our very own government, if you’re coming into this country as a refugee. But on that same page of the link, notice that the CV vaccine is NOT mandated for refugees or other immigrants!

Over half of the US is fully vaccinated, yet our current cases are higher than they were in January of this year (scroll down to see the chart ‘Active Cases in the US).’ And it’s basically impossible to determine how many people who have been vaccinated have gotten CV, unless they end up in the hospital for it. Only 35 states are reporting ‘breakthrough’ infections. Quoting from this linked article from Johns Hopkins CV Center: “Every state needs to describe the vaccination status of those who test positive, are hospitalized with COVID-19, and who die of COVID-19.” The article also says that as of September 7, there had not been federal guidance issued about collecting and reporting this information.

We all want that silver bullet solution: take the shot and you’re good. But that’s not how it’s working out. In previous generations, vaccine trials that resulted in this many deaths and injuries would have been shut down months ago. Just look at what happened when the first SARS outbreak occurred in 2002-2003, and why there’s still not a vaccine for that virus (hint: is it antibody dependent enhancement?). Or look at the timeline of development of the measles vaccine. 

I’m sharing the video below, which is one woman’s story of how she was able to get treatment for her husband’s pneumonia, which was automatically and debatably classified as CV. Her husband must have a chronic medical condition which makes pneumonia fairly common for him, since she mentions several previous pneumonia hospitalizations. But she was able to fight back against the hospital protocol, which I’ve heard repeatedly was what was used time and again when a person is hospitalized and dies of CV.

I am not accusing anyone of intentional wrongdoing, but given how long we’ve been dealing with this, it’s high time that the CDC/FDA and American Medical Association revise their in-hospital CV recommended treatment path. Patients have a legal right to try alternative treatments; shouldn’t that law apply to COVID too? And I’m sorry to break it to you, but in my now many decades-long life, there has never been a vaccine that resulted in so many deaths, injuries and so-called breakthrough infections that stayed on the market. How many people do you know who have gotten measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus, diphtheria, whooping cough, polio or hepatitis B? I’d wager: not many. Maybe zero.

Bottom line: I don’t want anyone to get or die from this wretched disease. I’ve personally experienced almost certain antibody dependent enhancement from the first type of widely used measles vaccine (not in use since around 1968; see link above about the measles vaccine timeline). Please take care of you, and do your own homework. You need to get regular exercise, eat well and take Vitamin D and Zinc as preventatives. I’m not anti-vaxx; I’m anti any new medication or treatment that’s being forced without plenty of time to understand how it impacts a broad swath of people. 

If you’re looking for information on some of what I’m sharing, you might need to use another search engine than the one most commonly used to find what I’ve found. Sad to say this seems to be the case. And remember that no two of us read the same things. Show grace and patience as we all scramble to stay healthy and keep our loved ones healthy.