Daughter is really poorly with Covid - need help

Hi guys

Didnt really ever want to be writing this but , my 31 year daughter is quite poorly and its gone to her chest - she's healthy and not overweight. But , need anti-biotics when it gets to this point but no-one will see her

Really want to avoid hospital here , she knows someone who has some anti-biotics but is reluctant to just take them as she tested positive for Covid and is concerned that maybe taking unprescribed medication could make things worst??

Does anyone know what is the best thing for her to do? She's not been taking any immune support supplements ( I keep telling her !!!)

She can breathe OK , but its the coughing thats making her chest hurt, maybe if she can find something to stop the coughing then maybe it could help.....

Shes got a 12 year old son so can sort of rest as he's getting independent and if she got really sick he would come here with me

Basically any ideas guys, worried Mum here

Thanks

Hi guys

Didnt really ever want to be writing this but , my 31 year daughter is quite poorly and its gone to her chest - she's healthy and not overweight. But , need anti-biotics when it gets to this point but no-one will see her

Really want to avoid hospital here , she knows someone who has some anti-biotics but is reluctant to just take them as she tested positive for Covid and is concerned that maybe taking unprescribed medication could make things worst??

Does anyone know what is the best thing for her to do? She's not been taking any immune support supplements ( I keep telling her !!!)

She can breathe OK , but its the coughing thats making her chest hurt, maybe if she can find something to stop the coughing then maybe it could help.....

Shes got a 12 year old son so can sort of rest as he's getting independent and if she got really sick he would come here with me

Basically any ideas guys, worried Mum here

Thanks

General advice:

Ivermectin. take a bit the size of pea if using paste for the first time. can up the dose as needed. I take this and I am astonished at how well tolerated it is.

Colloidal silver spray - can be added to a nebulizer if you have one at home.

some recommend breathing in hydrogen peroxide.


General ways to clear lungs:

chest percussion - have the person lie on their stomach across the bed. Cup your hands and gently hit their back on both sides, right and left. This will loosen mucus and may make it possible for the person to breathe.

Breathing posture:

This used to be called the orthostatic position. Sit on the bedside leaning forward with forearms on a bedside table.This position makes it possible to breathe with the least effort.

get a pulse oximeter if you don't have one. Sold at drugstores.

Use common sense - bluish nailbeds or lips, not a good sign.

Vit D, C, zinc, echinacea, green tea, fresh fruit and veggies. Ivm and hcq if you can get em

Because we have psychopaths running the world’s governments.

Ivermectin
The horse paste is easiest to obtain…. (Tractor Supply)
Go by the weight markers on the dispenser.

Sounds a little bit worse than “just a cold”.

They are still confused. They failed to note most colds are now classified as rhinoviruses and definitely not a lab escape artist with HIV like nasty qualities.

it’s a sad decade.

How is this even a question?. Enter a hospital where few live or take an antibiotic that didn't come from a doctor who doesn't care if she lives or not might kill her? It doesn't sound like she is in a position to be choosy right now. Talk some sense into her. Follow the supplements posted on GLP, and I hope she will be ok

I cured my wife very sick from Covid at home, apple flavored Ivermectin apple flavor horse paste, pea size amount within 4 hours after first dose much better 2 doses a day, 2 days for her and healed.

I'm neither a Dr. nor do I play one on TV...
That said: Bring her home with you so that you can make sure of the following:

1. Be sure she gets plenty of fluids meaning: Force fluids. That's how the Drs. used to say it. She should always be drinking as proper or even over-hydration will help thin the mucus in her chest. Water is good, but unsweetened juice and bone broth are probably better. Green tea is good, too.

2. Speaking of mucus in the chest, get some Mucinex (expectorant) or a generic/store-brand equivalent and follow the dosage instructions. This along with forced fluids should thin the mucus and help clear her lungs. It's important not to suppress her cough because that is the process by which the lungs clear themselves. I know it hurts, poor dear probably has strained half the muscles in her upper body; but, it is an imperative process that should not be suppressed barring any other condition that would contraindicate this.

3. Unless her fever approaches or exceeds 102F, antipyretics should be avoided. No aspirin, paracetamol (Tylenol,) etc.

4. Make sure she takes a good multivitamin every day as directed in the label. If the dosage is two pills, she should split the dose: morning and night.

5. Vitamins K2 + D3. I like to buy these two as a single formulation. This should be taken daily until she is well.

6. Ivermectin. A pea-sized dollop or as directed if you can source the pills.

7. Zinc. 50 mg. every other day.

8. Liposomal Vitamin C. Start at 1500mg per day in divided doses and work up to 3 or even 5 grams per day.

9. If you can't source HCQ, you can manufacture an equivalent in your kitchen.

10. Light exercise, outdoors in the sunlight.

11. Azithromycin (Z-pack) if you want to add an antibiotic to the regimen, you suspect a secondary bacterial infection.

12. Avoid dairy. Avoid added sugars.

This regimen helped cure not just myself but a lot of people I know.

Avoid the hospital unless it is a life-death situation. The majority of medical professionals can no longer be trusted.

Good luck, OP.

Hi guys

Didnt really ever want to be writing this but , my 31 year daughter is quite poorly and its gone to her chest - she's healthy and not overweight. But , need anti-biotics when it gets to this point but no-one will see her

Really want to avoid hospital here , she knows someone who has some anti-biotics but is reluctant to just take them as she tested positive for Covid and is concerned that maybe taking unprescribed medication could make things worst??

Does anyone know what is the best thing for her to do? She's not been taking any immune support supplements ( I keep telling her !!!)

She can breathe OK , but its the coughing thats making her chest hurt, maybe if she can find something to stop the coughing then maybe it could help.....

Shes got a 12 year old son so can sort of rest as he's getting independent and if she got really sick he would come here with me

Basically any ideas guys, worried Mum here

Thanks