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Myrtsie's avatar

In February 2022 my unvaccinated, healthy 71-year old husband was diagnosed with a DVT in his left leg and two PEs. We were terrified at his shortness of breath and even more terrified that we had no choice but to go to the hospital. At the hospital he was swabbed for flu and covid. He tested positive for covid (although he’d had a bad case in November 2021). Our small town hospital ambulanced him to a hospital in a city 3 hours away because they thought the blood clots might require surgery and they had no vascular surgeon on staff. Even though I called the city hospital and begged them to let me be with him after I traveled there, they gently refused because of his covid diagnosis. I’m happy to report that he had excellent care at both hospitals, thank the Lord, but the night nurse told him she would return shortly to give him a shot of remdesivir. Thankfully through people like Dr Alexander we knew the dangers. He told the nurse, “I’m going to refuse that shot. If my wife was here she’d be able to tell you why, but anyhow, I refuse to take it.” She said that it was hospital protocol because he’d tested positive for covid , but she backed right off. The information from doctors like Dr Alexander has been life-saving. Thank you.

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KLZ's avatar

Please be aware there are 2 names. Hospitals are now using the brand name Veklury as people get wise to Remdisivir.

Generic Name: Remdesivir (RDV)

Brand Name: Veklury.

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