My best friend’s 86 year old dad just had a stroke a few days ago. They did a surgery but couldn’t put in a stint were going to do another surgery but decided against it. I won’t go into the details of that. they transferred him to the VA hospital for rehab. The VA does a Covid test and says he has Covid and they are going to isolate him. My friend said he has not shown any symptoms, and they wouldn’t have operated on him the once, if he had them. They say he is asymptomatic. Then they want to put him on remdesavir. She’s like oh hell no. She’s staying with him the whole time.

Good that she can stay with him. In the early days of the "plandemic", spouses and family were barred from the hospital. No eyewitnesses and no advocacy for patient care. Rules were changed to allow for the cruel isolation of the patient. She should continue to refuse that drug. It kills the kidneys and everything falls apart after that.
I wish them strength to get through this and hope for a positive outcome.
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That is exactly how a hospital killed my neighbor. They didn't allow her family to visit for nearly a month as Remdesivir and a ventilator caused her decline. They were allowed to visit once she was days from death. The medical staff was very secretive about what was going on inside the hospital. The family requested Ivermectin be used but the doctors refused claiming it wasn't proven safe! I can't believe hospitals are still administering Remdesivir.

🔥BEWARE the drug companies have rebranded Remdesivir as VEKLURY🔥 The range of advised situations to administer is WIDE:

😱"VEKLURY is indicated for the treatment of COVID-19 in adults and pediatric patients (≥28 days old and weighing ≥3 kg), who are:
Hospitalized, or Not hospitalized, have mild-to-moderate COVID-19, and are at high risk for progression to severe COVID-19, including hospitalization or death."😱

NO ONE SHOULD EVER TAKE REMDESIVIR (Veklury) EVER!

https://www.vekluryhcp.com/

Thanks for that info and sharing your story.