I can't "like" your comment. You have really had a rough time! And when you're sick with COVID is the worst time for that to happen! Although I am a nurse, I knew nothing about Ivermectin prescribing, and a previous NP (referred by a friend) had prescribed a lower dosage than FLCCC recommended- but she tailored the supplements to my heal…
I can't "like" your comment. You have really had a rough time! And when you're sick with COVID is the worst time for that to happen! Although I am a nurse, I knew nothing about Ivermectin prescribing, and a previous NP (referred by a friend) had prescribed a lower dosage than FLCCC recommended- but she tailored the supplements to my health issues, so she really WAS helpful. I couldn't reach her when I (and hubby) actually got sick with COVID, so when hubby did telemedicine with the second NP (found through FLCCC), I made an appointment too, and got more Ivermectin. But it was good to have it on hand from Day#1 - from the first NP.
If you need to do any future searches, this is what I did: I checked for the practitioner's website, if they had a physical location and were already seeing patients. I looked for reviews and credentials. Also look for some kind of agreement when you sign up, as for what services are agreed to, and for what price. You have probably already learned this from experience. I think some people just saw an opportunity to make money and got greedy.
I can't "like" your comment. You have really had a rough time! And when you're sick with COVID is the worst time for that to happen! Although I am a nurse, I knew nothing about Ivermectin prescribing, and a previous NP (referred by a friend) had prescribed a lower dosage than FLCCC recommended- but she tailored the supplements to my health issues, so she really WAS helpful. I couldn't reach her when I (and hubby) actually got sick with COVID, so when hubby did telemedicine with the second NP (found through FLCCC), I made an appointment too, and got more Ivermectin. But it was good to have it on hand from Day#1 - from the first NP.
If you need to do any future searches, this is what I did: I checked for the practitioner's website, if they had a physical location and were already seeing patients. I looked for reviews and credentials. Also look for some kind of agreement when you sign up, as for what services are agreed to, and for what price. You have probably already learned this from experience. I think some people just saw an opportunity to make money and got greedy.