Got covid.... unimpressed.

[BT JUSTICE]

Started feeling achey and congested on Thursday. Slightly worse on Friday along with the wife. She got tested Friday and got Positive results on Saturday, and by then I was feeling pretty miserable. Sunday was her turn to feel awful, and I was getting better. Monday we were both doing much better.

We both had norovirus back in 2007 and it was definitely worse, lasting over a week.

We started taking ivermectin right away and I think that's what made recovery so quick.

My vaccinated friend was big sick for 3 weeks with pneumonia. He only started getting better when his doctor gave him steroids but it was long and agonizing.

It's pretty frustrating, especially now having experience with it, that doctors resist using the cheapest, oldest, most effective treatment and instead watch people die to support an agenda.

Disgusting.

[BamBam-31]

Thanks for sharing. So now you have natural immunity as well. Welcome to the club!

[sigfan91]

What? How did you survive that? I thought wuhan virus has 140% death rate. That's why we need 7 doses of whatever jab there is to have even a sliver of chance to survive.

[BrokerB]

Where you get the ivermectin..mr.ed?

[mshill]

Thanks for sharing. So now you have natural immunity as well. Welcome to the club!

This. Now you can join the voices that have been ignored for the last 9 months.

WHAT ABOUT NATURAL IMMUNITY? (crickets)

[stix213]

Now you understand why we needed to lock down the planet and force experimental injections. No one should feel sick for a few days. No one

[JoeNSD]

The fact the Ivermectin is not being prescribed is absolutely disgusting. India basically conducted a massive experiment and found it essentially wiped out COVID cases in the states where it was used.

I understand the argument that "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure"... but does that mean we should just stop curing? As it is, people are being sent home to see whether the reaper visits or not, unless they undertake "vigilante health care". It's unconscionable.

[stix213]

The fact the Ivermectin is not being prescribed is absolutely disgusting. India basically conducted a massive experiment and found it essentially wiped out COVID cases in the states where it was used.

I understand the argument that "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure"... but does that mean we should just stop curing? As it is, people are being sent home to see whether the reaper visits or not, unless they undertake "vigilante health care". It's unconscionable.

Ivermectin's patent expired in 1996. That's the entire reason it is being vilified as dangerous horse paste.

[Big Kahuna]

I heard something interesting from Dr. Ben Carson this morning while listing to the Brian Kilmeade Show.

"In order to get an EUA (Emergency Use Authorization) to pursue the vaccine you can not have other affective therapeutics, and that's why Hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, all these things were poo pooed, because you can't have an affective alternative."

I haven't had the time to research his statement, but this of course explains why the media is working so hard to discount these treatments.

[tjiken]

I got over it with just Zinc, Vitamin C & D, and aspirin. It was like a flu, but certainly not the worst flu that I've ever had. By day 5, I was fine.

[Scota4570]

I am glad everyone got well soon.

I am 90 % sure I had covid in march of 2020. I was serious sick for a couple of days. That included fever and being parked on the the sofa. I had a project going that I power through after that.

By comparison I had flu, H1N1 ? about 10 years ago. I had a fever peaking at 104F for two weeks. I was concerned for my life. I lost 25#. My doctor refused to see me.

How things change. Now we close down society, implement a Marxist take over and justify it with the flu.

[Spanky8601]

Congratulations OP. Just out of curiosity what was the mg dose of the Ivermectin, how many times a day and recommended duration of taking it?

[M1A Rifleman]

Started feeling achy and congested on Thursday. .

I feel like that everyday. The weekly wuflue shot for me cam back positive a few weeks back, felt fine, nothing different. Completed two additional tests 1 and 2 days after the positive test and both negative. I agree, this is all horse-shyt.

[NRA-Rider]

Congratulations OP. Just out of curiosity what was the mg dose of the Ivermectin, how many times a day and recommended duration of taking it?

Does one actually need an Rx or is that OTC?

[NRA-Rider]

I heard something interesting from Dr. Ben Carson this morning while listing to the Brian Kilmeade Show.

"In order to get an EUA (Emergency Use Authorization) to pursue the vaccine you can not have other affective therapeutics, and that's why Hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, all these things were poo pooed, because you can't have an affective alternative."

I haven't had the time to research his statement, but this of course explains why the media is working so hard to discount these treatments.

https://www.fda.gov/emergency-preparedness-and-response/mcm-legal-regulatory-and-policy-framework/emergency-use-authorization