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I had covid really bad and so did my mom. i've never felt anything like it. neither one of us were vaccinated. we are still not vaccinated and will not be getting vaccinated.

i had to take an ambulance to the er. i was gasping for air. i had to crawl down the hallway and ask my sister to call me an ambulance because i couldn't walk. my body was shutdown. it basically felt like a heart attack with a fever. i thought i was going to die and said goodbye to my family.

at the sutter er they gave me a basic iv and that was it. they said there was nothing i could do and there was no treatment. they sent me home and said come back when your oxygen rate drops below 90 and we will put on oxygen. the entire time the nurses and doctor ridiculed me for not being vaccinated.

my oxygen rate went down to around 94. usually it is 99. but my mom dropped down to 88. i was desperate to help her because she was borderline ready to be intubated. i was literally watching my mom die on the couch.

i kept clicking around online and found out about regeneron (monoclonal antibodies). i found a clinic at mercy hospital 2 blocks away from the piece of shit sutter hospital that told me there was nothing i can do. (sutter wanted me to come back so they can ventilate me because they get paid so much for it).

i got an appointment for my mom and i for 2 days later. they did the transfusion and the next day or two we slowly started doing better and now recovered. both back to 99% oxygen.

point of my story is if you get this virus, where you go for treatment matters. many hospitals will do pretty much nothing. if you're having a really hard time breathing or are older or have underlying condition find a regeneron clinic.

the focus should not be on vaccines. the focus should be on regeneron. they don't want people getting better, they want to sell their vaccines. pass this information on, you could save lives.

I had covid really bad and so did my mom. i've never felt anything like it. neither one of us were vaccinated. we are still not vaccinated and will not be getting vaccinated. i had to take an ambulance to the er. i was gasping for air. i had to crawl down the hallway and ask my sister to call me an ambulance because i couldn't walk. my body was shutdown. it basically felt like a heart attack with a fever. i thought i was going to die and said goodbye to my family. at the sutter er they gave me a basic iv and that was it. they said there was nothing i could do and there was no treatment. they sent me home and said come back when your oxygen rate drops below 90 and we will put on oxygen. the entire time the nurses and doctor ridiculed me for not being vaccinated. my oxygen rate went down to around 94. usually it is 99. but my mom dropped down to 88. i was desperate to help her because she was borderline ready to be intubated. i was literally watching my mom die on the couch. i kept clicking around online and found out about regeneron (monoclonal antibodies). i found a clinic at mercy hospital 2 blocks away from the piece of shit sutter hospital that told me there was nothing i can do. (sutter wanted me to come back so they can ventilate me because they get paid so much for it). i got an appointment for my mom and i for 2 days later. they did the transfusion and the next day or two we slowly started doing better and now recovered. both back to 99% oxygen. point of my story is if you get this virus, where you go for treatment matters. many hospitals will do pretty much nothing. if you're having a really hard time breathing or are older or have underlying condition find a regeneron clinic. the focus should not be on vaccines. the focus should be on regeneron. they don't want people getting better, they want to sell their vaccines. pass this information on, you could save lives.

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[–] • 10 pts

And all you needed was some ivermectin and zinc and vitamin d.

You went to a death camp and are lucky to be alive.

[–] • 0 pt

I have been taking vit D and zinc daily for many years. My situation was severe. I saw other covid patients at the clinic and they were not in my condition. Even the nurses and doctors at Mercy said usually patients don't have this hard of a time breathing.

I'll be honest with you dude. I thought the virus was bullshit for two years. I literally did not know anyone who got sick with it in my personal life up until I did. I figured it's been two years since this bullshit has been going on I would have gotten it already if I was going to. For what ever reason it did not line up well with my biology. There are many people who don't have any symptoms. I had everything full-blown.

[–] • 4 pts

It’s amazing my 80yo old mother had her vitals go back to normal in 8 hours and was out of bed in 24 until we made her get back into bed.

Went from an 84 oxygen and 103.8 fever to almost normal after three hours at the 8 hour mark all vitals were normal.

Hcq, zinc, 2000iu/kg of vit D, C, high dose Pepcid and a whole list of other things. Just followef the flccc protocol then added ivermectin 12 hours later when I got it.

[–] • 0 pt

I'm glad she was okay so fast. I talked to someone on Reddit who had full blown symptoms for almost 3 weeks.

[–] • 0 pt

Just out of curiosity, what's your blood type?

Wife and kid 2, B, kid 1 O

Kid 1, had it for 24 hours. Maybe. Wife super sick, gave her some horse paste and was good (ish) in 3 days. Kid 2 refused to take "horse medicine" and was sick for 3 weeks.

[–] [deleted] • 8 pts

Thanks for info. Just one question. You have a brand new account. Are you a shill by any chance?

[–] • 8 pts

What do you think? He couldn’t walk, taken by ambulance and “was dying” but HE started googling and found regeneron two blocks away while not even being able to move.

The story would be more believable if it was the sister who found it online. And once the mom hit 88% oxygen she would’ve kept dropping, possibly stayed the same but she wouldn’t have been able to wait two days. Brain damage starts setting in.

In hypoxic hypoxia 95–100% saturation is considered normal; 91–94% is considered mild and 86–90% moderate. Anything below 86% is considered severe

i had to take an ambulance to the er. i was gasping for air. i had to crawl down the hallway and ask my sister to call me an ambulance because i couldn't walk. my body was shutdown. it basically felt like a heart attack with a fever.

but my mom dropped down to 88. i was desperate to help her because she was borderline ready to be intubated. i was literally watching my mom die on the couch.

i kept clicking around online and found out about regeneron(monoclonal antibodies). i found a clinic at mercy hospital 2 blocks away from the piece of shit sutter hospital that told me there was nothing i can do.

i got an appointment for my mom and i for 2 days later. they did the transfusion and the next day or two we slowly started doing better and now recovered. both back to 99% oxygen.

[–] • -4 pt

I think you have serious reading comprehension issues combined with a paranoia disorder.

At the hospital I was given Albuterol which helprd my breathing a little bit. The regeneron Clinic was two blocks from the ER at Sutter, not from my house. All the hospitals are downtown. It pissed me off that the ER doctor told me there was nothing I can do when literally two stop lights away they converted the Urgent Care in to a regeneron clinic at another hospital. The entire time I was there the bitch kept repeating "well, you should have gotten vaccinated".

There's an entire timeline here with details. You seem to have quite the big imagination so I will let you fill them in however you want.

[–] • 4 pts

nobody fell for your obvious troll dude..

[–] • 0 pt

at the sutter er they gave me a basic iv and that was it. they said there was nothing i could do and there was no treatment. they sent me home and said come back when your oxygen rate drops below 90

At the hospital I was given Albuterol which helprd my breathing a little bit.

I think you have serious reading comprehension issues combined with a paranoia disorder.

Seems you have serious story telling issues so no treatment or some treatment besides the IV?

The entire time I was there the bitch kept repeating "well, you should have gotten vaccinated".

Sure she did.

The regeneron Clinic was two blocks from the ER at Sutter, not from my house

I never stated otherwise, I just said you were “dying”, that’s why it’s in quotes and were still googling and making appointments, who cares how far away it is but 2 days and your mom was at 88 is kinda crazy.

And you had a 94 and felt a little better with Albuterol(which you never got in your first post) lol, you wouldn’t even be able to tell the difference from a 94 to 95 yet you were crawling on the ground.

[–] • 4 pts (edited )

8 day old he created an account while “dying”, not awhile ago.

[–] • -4 pt

Nowhere did I State the date of when I got sick. "Felt like I was dying". Learn to read carefully Dr detective.

[–] • -3 pt

What am I shilling about? What do I have to gain and how am I trying to decieve you?

I've been around since I was on voat since 2016. I had another account on here from when voat shut down. I had log in info saved on my pixel but got a galaxy. I couldn't even remember what email I had saved so I made a new account little while back.

[–] • 1 pt

What was your old username?

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I'm awaiting for his old account. It's all I need to believe.

[–] • 0 pt

You made the account 8 days ago while dying and unable to move and while dying you decided to make a new poal account. Seems legit.

[–] • -2 pt

I went to the ER around 3am the morning of September 11th. Nowhere in my post did I state the date of when I got sick. It was only a couple weeks ago that my energy started to get a lot better. I could have typed something out a lot longer woth more details but I was trying to keep it as short as possible.

[–] • 6 pts

You had the FLU, shitstain

[–] • -4 pt

I've had the flu many times in my life. Never have I lost my taste, smell, or have had a hard time breathing.

[–] • 2 pts

You are older now, colds hit harder

[–] • -3 pt

The more I think about it, i realize there are people out there who are afraid that this might be real. They are afraid that they might be wrong. I'm not saying that is you, but subconsciously, I think that was me.

when I went to the ER they said via xray I had mild changes to my lungs at the bottom, which is consistent with covid. They ex rayed me again before they gave me regeneron (2 days later) and said I had full-blown pneumonia. It had to be the Delta variant because it was advancing so fast. I remember when I first heard of the Delta Variant I thought it was bulshit names they were making up to keep the narrative alive.

For two years I held the same beliefs as you. You have the right to believe whatever you want. I'm not going to try to convince you any different. I'm just sharing my experience. I hope you never experience what I did. Regeneron saved me and my family member. I just wanted people to know that it's an option because I was told there was nothing I could do.

[–] • 5 pts

joined 8 days ago 1 post to Covid19

Lmao ok retard.

[–] • 5 pts

i call bullshit. A saturation of 94 is considered more than normal any day. they are not going to intubate anyone with 90... whole story smells like an attention whoering piece.

[–] • 3 pts

Oh yes, a new account saying gow bad covid is.

Get wrecked faggot.

[–] • 3 pts

Since you're willing to share medical information, what is your BMI and approximate age?

[–] • 1 pt

And what test was used to determine you had COVID?

[–] • -2 pt

Nasal swab test and symptoms. The gasping for air, Loss of smell/taste were obvious.

[–] • -2 pt

32 years old. 6 feet. 165lbs. I was down to 155lbs from barely eating and being drenched In sweat after about a week of being sick. Im back to normal now.

[–] • 3 pts

Fake and gay. Fuck off shlomo.

[–] • 2 pts

You need to train your new coworker better than this.

[–] • 1 pt

I’ve had Covid twice, at least that’s what they tell me. It was just a little flu.

[–] • -3 pt

I'm glad your experience was mild, assuming it was covid. Some people have no symptoms. Some people are going on 6 months and still symptomatic. Based upon what I experienced I would not wish this on my worst enemy.

To me a positive covid test does not matter as I don't trust PCR testing. Most of the symptoms don't matter, I could've dealt with it. What fucked me up was the inability to breathe. Its the worst thing I've ever experienced in my life.

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