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[Grip it and Sip It]

Were you present, on the chat board, last year when it was happening?

Bahahaha! Were you present, “ON THE CHAT BOARD!”. No better way to confirm a non event than to be “present” on the chat board!!

Hey Dawson- I’ll be on tonight live hosting from the Mirage where I win $2m playing BlackJack! Then I’ll sell you my secret for all your friends. Be on the hub at 8pm Pacific and I’ll post all my winnings to prove my methodology works!

Bahahahahahahahahahaha!

[Learning53]

Several followed Misiu's attempt to obtain and utilize Leronlimab to save her grown son as he was succumbing to the Covid. I have no reason to disbelieve her account and I suspect most others here also see her as having significant credibility. Other message board members also obtained Leronlimab and saved family members, similarly I have no reason to disbelieve them either. A few others did not get Leronlimab in time and while the drug began to make positive changes, the victims were too advanced to save.

In fact, so often Leronlimab wasn't employed until all else had failed and there was nothing left to try with the rapidly fading patient. An almost impossible situation and yet, even then, Leronlimab managed to save some when they literally, "had one foot in the grave." (Like the former president of the Philippines. Or the case study in the UK where the patient had been withering away on a ventilator for months.)


And that brings to mind a criticism: since Leronlimab has no severe side effects, it should be employed much earlier - let's not wait until the victim is about to be carried out in a body bag!

With the bleak news from China claiming 250 million infected (about a fifth of the population >> is this credible?). If this is FOR REAL>> hold your hats, because that's sure to crank up the variants. Without a significant treatment, other than Paxlovid (which they're limiting - and even then, some folks >>like President Biden >> have relapses. Molnupiravir, which causes the virus to generate mutations, possibly destroying it, simultaneously is going throughout the body and might be wreaking havoc where it's not supposed to. Or we always have tried and true(???) Remdesivir which even the World Health Organization suggests >>> avoid.

There's nothing much beside Dexamethasone left in the medicine cabinet. While "Dex" can help, it's not the answer by itself.

If things get sufficiently desperate >> Leronlimab might have to be reconsidered to avoid a very serious national disaster.

Strange days, indeed!

IMO