OCTOBER 3, 2021 AUTHOR: SUZANNE DOWNING

Some Anchorage doctors dispute New York Times story on Alaska’s Covid crisis

The New York Times says doctors in Alaska are now having to make a choice about who lives and who dies. … Must Read Alaska has reached out to doctors in Anchorage who are disputing that care is being rationed in Alaska. …

Another doctor…. “A quasi elective heart surgery can be (and often was) delayed if it looks like there won’t be staff to cover what is likely to be a 2-3 day stint in the ICU recovering. Covid has complicated this because these patients, once intubated and vented, rarely get better and often take a month to die,” [because they don’t use the inexpensive, proven treatments that cure Covid – ed.] he said. …

“’We have the most highly sophisticated medicine [$3000+ Remdesivir that’s shutting down patients’ kidneys and death-sentence ventilators, but no inexpensive, fast acting vitamin D (calcifediol), zinc, Ivermectin, ozone or nebulized hydrogen peroxide – ed.] and advanced training in the world, and we’re having to ration care,” Dr. Javid Kamali, an intensive-care doctor at Providence, told the Wall Street Journal.” …

The Anchorage hospital has had over a year and a half to prepare for a surge in the infectious disease and to develop treatment protocols, but instead, some residents claim, are sending people home with no treatment options [no fast acting vitamin D (calcifediol) or even D3, zinc, Ivermectin or nebulized hydrogen peroxide – ed.] until their lips turn blue from lack of oxygen, after which they can be admitted to the hospital to face a very uncertain outcome.

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