This is a true story about Jack and Jill whose real names will not
be used in this public diary due to potential repercussions that might
come from their choices and their right to privacy concerning their
medical information. Knowing that sooner or later they would get
Covid-19, Jack and Jill had spent the entire pandemic preparing their
immune system to fight disease by taking Vitamins D3,
A, C, E, minerals zinc, and quercetin which are known to enhance the
immune system. Early in the pandemic, Jack had ordered
Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin through America's Frontline Doctors just in case it was needed. Ivermectin is still available from FLCCC.
Day 1 (5/14/22) Jill woke up feeling a little under the weather with headache and body aches which
got worse as the day continued. She used a home Covid-19 test (which had
expired) to see if she had contracted the Rona. The test was positive.
She developed a fever of 100.3oF, an uncomfortable throat, and nasal congestion. She started feeling pretty bad, so they went to the
urgent care center to see if they could confirm the test and get drugs to
treat the virus. The doctor said she would call in a prescription for Paxlovid,
but the pharmacy did not receive the prescription. Jill started
her first dose of 18mg of Ivermectin at 5:25PM. The recommended dose is
18mg once a day with food for 5 days.
At dinner she ate part of a burrito and took vitamins. Not long after
dinner she felt nauseous and at 9:30PM she vomited. Almost immediately
her fever broke and her temperature returned to near normal. That night
and she slept well with the help of Nyquil. Jack started taking Hydroxychloroquine as a prophylactic.
Day 2 The doctor finally called in the prescription around 5PM however, the pharmacy closed before it was filled. Jill felt better than the day before, but still felt achy and very tired all day. Her temperature remained below normal all day and her nasal/throat congestion continued. She took her second dose of Ivermectin at lunch. Jack purchased some Povidone Iodine at CVS, diluted it to .9% and used it as nasal spray and gargle to lower nasal and throat viral loads. Jack felt fine all day.
Day 3 Jill continued to improve and Jack picked up the prescription
of Paxlovid for Jill; however, Jill elected not to take Paxlovid
because it is hard on the kidneys and it is under an emergency use
authorization and therefore experimental. The improvement continued
albeit she was still tired with nasal and throat congestion. Jack
continued to take Hydroyxchloroquine, but started getting a headache and
feeling body aches. Jack's temperature spikes to 99.8oF and nasal/throat congestion developed. Drat! Hydroxychloroquine failed to prevent the disease.
Day 4 Jill continued to improve and maintained her Ivermectin
regime. Her nasal/throat congestion continued Jack felt very tired and
achy all day but his temperature was normal and continued his
Hydroxychloroquine regime.
Day 5 Jill continued to improve and her nasal/throat congestion disappeared before she took her last dose of Ivermectin. She felt better each day after her first dose but still had lingering fatigue with mild muscle ache in the back. Jack felt a little better and actually did a little gardening. His nasal/throat congestion developed into a cough that was rather persistent. Nyquil allowed them both to sleep well.
Day 6 Jill woke up feeling fine but had mild sore back muscles and
felt a bit tired mid day so she took a nap. Jack's cough improved and
the nasal/throat congestionslowly subsided.
Day 7 Jill was pretty much back to normal. Jack had a mild lingering cough.
For Jack and Jill Covid-19 was no more than a cold. Ivermectin taken
early seemed to eliminate progression of the disease and to allow the
immune system to handle the virus. Hydroxychloroquine similarly
lessened thesymptoms and made the disease quite tolerable. Both Jack
and Jill believe that supporting the immune system lowers probability
of serious disease and that earlytreatment with Ivermectin lessens the severity of disease.