I feel..
That this Remdesivir is going to complicate people's lives even worse than this vaccine, imo
Posted Sep 26, 2021, 3:00 AM UTC
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Fill me in..
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Unfortunately I don't have anything of factual backing but its just a strong hunch I guess you could, I just got this weird feeling about it..
I mean why else would they all of a sudden decide to start using it if it was there all along
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We've been using that drug in the ICU for months. That or baricitinib with a crap ton of other drugs and vitamins.
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With all due respect, that doesn't necessarily mean much, years ago drs used to recommend smoking. Drs and nurses in hospitals are typically just doin their job and using meds their directed to use, nothing against said drs or nurses. My biggest question is why inact the EUA all while there's other drugs available and knowing they're available, but claiming the vaccine is the only hope and only option available? Makes no sense to me
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Oh yeah I totally agree. I thought you believed this drug was just starting to be used that's why I said that.
In my personal anecdotal experience it seems most times it doesn't' even matter what drug or how many drugs we try on a severe covid patient, a large percentage end up dying where I work. Most do have comorbities and most are unvaccinated. But that's just my experience in a setting where I only deal with the sickest so someone else's experience might be way different.
I do agree with you. Something real shady is going on in the government, and that's coming from someone who took the vaccine and believes it works. I have my own crazy theories about it.
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Great theory, or as you've called it in another post "realist" without facts there is no proof, without facts you are just spitting more bullshit.
You know, the type of spit you throw on your grandchildren before jerking off to them
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Pretty?
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Oh so pretty
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It’s also extremely expensive. Over $500 a vial and most patients require at least $3k-worth during their hospital stay. That’s the cost with private insurance. Crooks.
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Yes, that plus ventilators is a bad combination. Refuse them if faced with it.
I get downvoted for agreeing with you but you get upvoted, im so confused on peoples thought processes these days..
Some probably thought I was being sarcastic. I was not.
You guys really need to learn what "post hoc, ergo propter hoc" means
My thoughts exactly