Would you give up your negative opinion about Remdesivir if you saw numerous articles in major medical journals reporting its efficacy? This is what happened to me. My friend said the evidence really favors Remdesivir. I looked at all these references and at first said, "Well, I have to give up my prejudice against Remdesivir. DAMN! Is that really true?" Then I saw other substack authors saying these articles were inconclusive because they only measured days in hospital--they did not measure death. People WERE more likely to die when taking Remdesivir. Some of the investigators also let the patients out a few days early. They did not admit that the Remdesivir patients got of the hospital early--but had to return because their release was premature. For a moment there I myself was working hard not to accept that Remdesiivir was useful.
I can only speak for my experience, but having begun to crunch the numbers of case fatality rate in early spring 2020, compared to the scare propaganda, then having conversations with nurses that I knew from my former employment years, the videos of other RNs reporting from their respective workplace floors, then crunching the numbers 2X a week on 24 different CA counties’ total hospital bed admission/use (acute care general bed & ICU) - the admission rate for “Covid” admitted patients published by the public health department of each county vs the total number available in each county, I knew by June 2020 that there was soooo much wrong with the “pandemic.” Sooo much misinformation. From the propaganda to the response.
I learned about Remdesivir a.k.a. “run-death-is-near” from RNs who were not coerced into keeping silent. I did what I could to show others the data or to share the testimonials, unfortunately, it did little to help convince others not to take the 💉 or believe the Plandemic lies.
🎯. That & I also believe, if they took doses, they are working hard NOT to see it or believe it. A form of self protection. 😕
Would you give up your negative opinion about Remdesivir if you saw numerous articles in major medical journals reporting its efficacy? This is what happened to me. My friend said the evidence really favors Remdesivir. I looked at all these references and at first said, "Well, I have to give up my prejudice against Remdesivir. DAMN! Is that really true?" Then I saw other substack authors saying these articles were inconclusive because they only measured days in hospital--they did not measure death. People WERE more likely to die when taking Remdesivir. Some of the investigators also let the patients out a few days early. They did not admit that the Remdesivir patients got of the hospital early--but had to return because their release was premature. For a moment there I myself was working hard not to accept that Remdesiivir was useful.
I can only speak for my experience, but having begun to crunch the numbers of case fatality rate in early spring 2020, compared to the scare propaganda, then having conversations with nurses that I knew from my former employment years, the videos of other RNs reporting from their respective workplace floors, then crunching the numbers 2X a week on 24 different CA counties’ total hospital bed admission/use (acute care general bed & ICU) - the admission rate for “Covid” admitted patients published by the public health department of each county vs the total number available in each county, I knew by June 2020 that there was soooo much wrong with the “pandemic.” Sooo much misinformation. From the propaganda to the response.
I learned about Remdesivir a.k.a. “run-death-is-near” from RNs who were not coerced into keeping silent. I did what I could to show others the data or to share the testimonials, unfortunately, it did little to help convince others not to take the 💉 or believe the Plandemic lies.