injinji
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I had to laugh when I heard that on the news this morning. I told the wife it would be known as the don't be stupid law.
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rkymtnman
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seems like he could have gone to any one of the many horse racing tracks in FL and got her some.presented without comment.
"I’m hoping they name a law after her so no one has to go through this," Ryan Drock told The Palm Beach Post, part of the USA TODAY Network. “If she had walked out of the hospital, she could have had the medication.”
Florida teacher at center of ivermectin lawsuit dies of COVID; husband says 'name a law after her'
A Florida teacher died from COVID-19, but her husband is pressing on with a lawsuit, upset the hospital didn't provide the unproven drug ivermectin.www.usatoday.com
then if they gave it to her..it wasn't given soon enough.
the news is good, he can get it again just like the flu except the flu doesn't make our insides bleed out causing death.
Roger A. Shrubber
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well, usually what happens is you get aspiration pneumonia and drown in your own fluids, unable to breath...but the result is the same...
CunningCanuk
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They should name the vaccine after her.
xtsho
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Take boot. Place foot inside. Lace up boot. Proceed to make contact with toe of boot to morons head.presented without comment.
"I’m hoping they name a law after her so no one has to go through this," Ryan Drock told The Palm Beach Post, part of the USA TODAY Network. “If she had walked out of the hospital, she could have had the medication.”
Florida teacher at center of ivermectin lawsuit dies of COVID; husband says 'name a law after her'
A Florida teacher died from COVID-19, but her husband is pressing on with a lawsuit, upset the hospital didn't provide the unproven drug ivermectin.www.usatoday.com
then if they gave it to her..it wasn't given soon enough.
would that be a steel toed boot?
the point is you need teeth.
any feed supply and bring it in..he couldn't..she was already on respirator and i know he wouldn't be able to figure out how to get apple flavored horse paste into the IV.
rkymtnman
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so if my wife is in the hospital, i can demand any unproven treatment plan??? i could say i want bleach in her IV bag since i think it works?
where does this nonsense end?
rkymtnman
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cough into your hand, wipe it on your pants and then go to extend a handshake. works like a charm.
rkymtnman
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Suspended Texas doctor who promoted ivermectin as Covid treatment resigns
Dr. Mary Bowden, the Texas doctor who had her privileges suspended last week by Houston Methodist, has resigned from the hospital.
CatHedral
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People are saying he tried applying it as a suppository, but she said between ventilator clicks “now darlin this ain the time to be lovin me up”.
hanimmal
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The good ole' I resigned so you didn't fire me' trick I am guessing.
Suspended Texas doctor who promoted ivermectin as Covid treatment resigns
Dr. Mary Bowden, the Texas doctor who had her privileges suspended last week by Houston Methodist, has resigned from the hospital.www.yahoo.com
CatHedral
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Now is the time to hit her with a high-dollar malpractice suit.
Roger A. Shrubber
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or maybe some republican politician hired her to be their personal physician...
correct. but they wouldn't do it because it's bleach. you would have to go to court to fight for your right to poison your wife.
but Righties know there is more than one way to skin a cat
; you would just have to get a syringe and medication that you wish to dose your loved one with..if it's thick you have to add water mix it up so it can flow through the needle..just walk into ICU and inject the concoction of your choice into IV port..it's located right where the IV needle goes into arm/hand.after all why should any hospital or government tell you what to do?- your body your choice..do what's right for you!
<chubsey's christmas playing in the background>
DIY-HP-LED
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Antibody protection after mild COVID-19 may not last; an estimated 100 million people have had long COVID
Nearly everyone who had a mild case of COVID-19 still has antibodies to the coronavirus a year later, but that might not protect them from new variants, a small study suggests. Among 43 Australians who dealt with mild COVID-19 early in the pandemic, 90% still had antibodies 12 months later...
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