We lived in MA near Boston for nearly 30 years, leaving in 2020. To be told on the one hand -- almost all the time -- that the best and most super duperest people in the whole wide world work in the best and most super duper hospitals in and around Boston -- and then to have them all say, essentially, "Oh, yeah...these symptoms? Yeah, we…
We lived in MA near Boston for nearly 30 years, leaving in 2020. To be told on the one hand -- almost all the time -- that the best and most super duperest people in the whole wide world work in the best and most super duper hospitals in and around Boston -- and then to have them all say, essentially, "Oh, yeah...these symptoms? Yeah, we don't know what the hell we're doin'. Can't help ya. Stay home until you turn blue, then we'll see if we can do somethin' for you."
𝑹𝒆𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒚?
So true re Ivermectin. Plus Dr. Zelenko's protocol as another option, plus any number of other well-known and safe medicines such as Budesonide (or OTC Pulmicort) to ease inflammation before things got so bad that it couldn't be treated.
Virtually everyone I knew -- friends and colleagues -- knew where I came out on this crime right outta the gate. May I ask what is going on that prompts you to say that the "entire state is in the toilet"?
As for those pockets in MA, so interesting you should say that. As an outsider early on, I made observations about MA and in particular the Boston/Cambridge area. I shared with my hubs that it seemed that the people in the area lived in a 'bubble."
Between "big academia," "big medicine," "big pharma," "big finance," "big tech," and the military/industrial complex (Raytheon, for example), Bay State residents lived in "the system," and would do everything to protect themselves within it. Boston/Cambridge always seemed to come back sooner than other parts of the country when downturns happened -- and it's so obvious why.
So, when the psychos started to announce their crime, I tried to point out that it was a crime, but there weren't nobody around with ears to hear.
We lived in MA near Boston for nearly 30 years, leaving in 2020. To be told on the one hand -- almost all the time -- that the best and most super duperest people in the whole wide world work in the best and most super duper hospitals in and around Boston -- and then to have them all say, essentially, "Oh, yeah...these symptoms? Yeah, we don't know what the hell we're doin'. Can't help ya. Stay home until you turn blue, then we'll see if we can do somethin' for you."
𝑹𝒆𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒚?
So true re Ivermectin. Plus Dr. Zelenko's protocol as another option, plus any number of other well-known and safe medicines such as Budesonide (or OTC Pulmicort) to ease inflammation before things got so bad that it couldn't be treated.
You got outta here just in the nick of time!
The entire state is in the toilet...
Oh, wow. Really?
Virtually everyone I knew -- friends and colleagues -- knew where I came out on this crime right outta the gate. May I ask what is going on that prompts you to say that the "entire state is in the toilet"?
There exist pockets of sanity but IMO the state is gone. Captured if you will.
I've seen your posts here and there and thought "cool lady"...
Oh...thank you! ❤️
As for those pockets in MA, so interesting you should say that. As an outsider early on, I made observations about MA and in particular the Boston/Cambridge area. I shared with my hubs that it seemed that the people in the area lived in a 'bubble."
Between "big academia," "big medicine," "big pharma," "big finance," "big tech," and the military/industrial complex (Raytheon, for example), Bay State residents lived in "the system," and would do everything to protect themselves within it. Boston/Cambridge always seemed to come back sooner than other parts of the country when downturns happened -- and it's so obvious why.
So, when the psychos started to announce their crime, I tried to point out that it was a crime, but there weren't nobody around with ears to hear.
Bingo! You described the decline of MA to a tee.