A friend sent this to me from Florida. - In the middle of summer??- it has to be the jab. AND is there any way of knowing when some hospitals turn away patients and send them all to a single hospital to force the crowding? Like a ‘designated Covid hospital’ or something like that?? They have to be doing something to cause this…
“If you can pls be in prayer for a friend - he’s had symptoms for 1 1/2 wks but only tested on Sunday for covid. He started hydroxychloroquin last night and ivermectin today but…..
I ended up having to take Josh to the ER. 😭 he was having trouble breathing and his o2 was 88.
When we got to the ER, he had some kind of episode where he nearly fainted. I know it was probably anxiety related in addition to the fact that we now know that he has double pneumonia. This episode, as bad and super scary as it was, allowed him to skip a lot of people waiting in the Er. So, They’ve started a steroid for him and gave him some oxygen. The halls in the Lakeland ER look like something you’d see on TV. Stretchers with people lined up every hall and nook along the way…some, she said have been here since yesterday….so,that is my first super great gift of the day, that we got right to a room with attentive care…next was that despite their COVID policy, they let me stay with him for some reason. Even after they initially told me I’d have to leave, they changed their mind. So I’m with him in the Er room. It may or may not have been that I was balling like a baby when they took him away to the room initially. Lol
He is very sick but the dr seemed hopeful despite the pneumonia.”