Coronavirus, Covid 19 Discussion and How It Has Affected Your Daily Life Chat Thread

[cubalaya]

Since this is a screenshot none of the links work.
Did I miss the link?
Also this doesn't present just facts.... mainly opinions which sets off warning bells in my mind of emotional manipulation.

It was on a news site Liberty Daily. Plenty of other places to look . Rumble. JD Farag. Stew Peters. What set off warning bells for me was all the deaths attributed to covid, when covid didn't kill them. This was to ramp up fear and panic. Also the experimental gene altering vax that was forced on people to keep their jobs. Also masks, 6 ft spacing, arrow aisles, plexiglass, church closures, certain business closures but Lowe's and Walmart was just fine. How about the long lines to be tested and a huge q tip shoved up to your brain? Long covid? Covid varients? Mail in voting? Covid coming back?

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

It was on a news site Liberty Daily. Plenty of other places to look . Rumble. JD Farag. Stew Peters.

What are these

 

[Molpet]

It was on a news site Liberty Daily. Plenty of other places to look . Rumble. JD Farag. Stew Peters. What set off warning bells for me was all the deaths attributed to covid, when covid didn't kill them. This was to ramp up fear and panic. Also the experimental gene altering vax that was forced on people to keep their jobs. Also masks, 6 ft spacing, arrow aisles, plexiglass, church closures, certain business closures but Lowe's and Walmart was just fine. How about the long lines to be tested and a huge q tip shoved up to your brain? Long covid? Covid varients? Mail in voting? Covid coming back?

Never heard of those sites.
I got covid Nov 2020 before any shot was available for me. Has been a rough road and I still can't do anything for more than an hour... which is better than having to rest for hours after brushing my teeth.
Covid was real here and for a lot of people. Several people I know IRL died from it that didn't have any health issues.

 

[Ninjasquirrel]

My own experience with covid that almost involved a death thankfully didn't thanks to the extensive medical knowledge of the family. They brought the grandfather to the ER with covid and he was at 92 % blood oxygen. They wanted to ventilate him but the family refused and asked for oxygen instead. The ER waited for over an hour before the family complained and he received a nasal cannula with oxygen. He was fine within 30 minutes. I do believe the family's action prevented his death.

I think it wasn't just covid that was the problem so much as there was a lot unknown about it that was the issue. No idea how to treat it and the relying on ventilators. Covid is a respiratory disease and one of the key risks of being placed on a ventilator is the development of pneumonia: https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/ventilator/risks
Pneumonia in itself is deadly and combined with covid symptoms I'm sure that didn't help. The upside of all of this is we now have a better understanding of how to treat the thing. I just pray we can all be kinder to one another

 

[fuzzi]

My own experience with covid that almost involved a death thankfully didn't thanks to the extensive medical knowledge of the family. They brought the grandfather to the ER with covid and he was at 92 % blood oxygen. They wanted to ventilate him but the family refused and asked for oxygen instead. The ER waited for over an hour before the family complained and he received a nasal cannula with oxygen. He was fine within 30 minutes. I do believe the family's action prevented his death.

I think it wasn't just covid that was the problem so much as there was a lot unknown about it that was the issue. No idea how to treat it and the relying on ventilators. Covid is a respiratory disease and one of the key risks of being placed on a ventilator is the development of pneumonia: https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/ventilator/risks
Pneumonia in itself is deadly and combined with covid symptoms I'm sure that didn't help. The upside of all of this is we now have a better understanding of how to treat the thing. I just pray we can all be kinder to one another

I'm very sorry for what your family went through.

My spouse is on disability, and my life has been turned upsidedown ever since he rolled up his sleeve.

 

[Krugerrand]

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I think it wasn't just covid that was the problem so much as there was a lot unknown about it that was the issue. No idea how to treat it and the relying on ventilators. Covid is a respiratory disease and one of the key risks of being placed on a ventilator is the development of pneumonia ...

I think the biggest problem was the totalitarian suppression of knowledge for corporate profit.

Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine are both significantly helpful. I was fortunate enough to have a doctor strong enough to stand up for her patients and prescribe ivermectin. I went from feeling overwhelmingly exhausted to mostly normal in about 1/2 a day.

Despite ivermectin being a HUMAN medicine for decades, a propaganda blitz was put out to sell it as 'horse medicine.' Note to that it isa cheap medicine with a long history of little side effects. Why do you suppose that was? Clearly the people behind that would know it was a human medicine. Hydroxychloroquine was deemed to have bad side effects when it was immediately put through rushed trials at crazy high dosages rather than what should have been prescribed.

Note, the doctors that figured it out were silenced. Their careers where threatened and worse. They pointed out that a drug cannot get emergency use authorization if other existing medicines can do the job. Emergency use authorization shields the produces from liability. They also knew that kids were the least affected by covid but that it would be pushed for the childhood vaccine schedule. Why? Because once a drug is on the childhood vaccine schedule it is shielded from liability for damages. Then, sure enough, as soon as it was on the childhood vaccine schedule, the emergency was declare over.

Look into what poor Dr. Robert Malone when through. He was an mRNA hero, until he started speaking out that forced vaccinations for everyone was a bad idea. Then he was an instant villain.

 

[cubalaya]

My own experience with covid that almost involved a death thankfully didn't thanks to the extensive medical knowledge of the family. They brought the grandfather to the ER with covid and he was at 92 % blood oxygen. They wanted to ventilate him but the family refused and asked for oxygen instead. The ER waited for over an hour before the family complained and he received a nasal cannula with oxygen. He was fine within 30 minutes. I do believe the family's action prevented his death.

I think it wasn't just covid that was the problem so much as there was a lot unknown about it that was the issue. No idea how to treat it and the relying on ventilators. Covid is a respiratory disease and one of the key risks of being placed on a ventilator is the development of pneumonia: https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/ventilator/risks
Pneumonia in itself is deadly and combined with covid symptoms I'm sure that didn't help. The upside of all of this is we now have a better understanding of how to treat the thing. I just pray we can all be kinder to one another

Our cousin went in to the hospital with other conditions but they immediately said it was covid. He wasn't allowed visitors and put on a ventilator. He died in 3 days

 

[lagrange chicks]

I know more people who died from getting vaccinated then from the virus, it was a terrible thing they created and released on the population.

 

[Molpet]

Yes lots of mistakes were made.
Both sides played on people's emotions for profit. Also on both sides are people who are truly trying to help.
We need to rationally look at the facts and not dismiss because it doesn't align with mine or your beliefs.

 

[Molpet]

My own experience with covid that almost involved a death thankfully didn't thanks to the extensive medical knowledge of the family. They brought the grandfather to the ER with covid and he was at 92 % blood oxygen. They wanted to ventilate him but the family refused and asked for oxygen instead. The ER waited for over an hour before the family complained and he received a nasal cannula with oxygen. He was fine within 30 minutes. I do believe the family's action prevented his death.

I think it wasn't just covid that was the problem so much as there was a lot unknown about it that was the issue. No idea how to treat it and the relying on ventilators. Covid is a respiratory disease and one of the key risks of being placed on a ventilator is the development of pneumonia: https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/ventilator/risks
Pneumonia in itself is deadly and combined with covid symptoms I'm sure that didn't help. The upside of all of this is we now have a better understanding of how to treat the thing. I just pray we can all be kinder to one another

When I called they said if oxygen got to below 90 to go to the ER. I was at 90 for about a month. I never went in. I had friends that hadn't come out once they were on ventilator.
I don't personally know anyone that died from the vaccine, but I believe people have.