Jun 28, 2021
I'm not sure where all the fear is coming from with exposure to COVID and people who have been vaccinated.
I am a nurse. Some of my closest friends are nurses, my girlfriend is a nurse, my sister is a nurse, and my step mom is nurse. All of us worked throughout the pandemic on COVID units. At some point throughout the year I lived in the same residence with each of these people for weeks or months at a time, with all of us being exposed to COVID patients and vaccinated staff members.
We all worked with vented and/ or patients with tracheostomies who had COVID. I personally took COVID patients blood, cleaned their stool, and their urine, suctioned their tracheostomies so they could breath, tested them, and gave them nebulizer drugs. Throughout the entire COVID situation I had minimal access to N95 masks. The first N95 mask I got was in October 2020. Prior to that, when I was doing all the aforementioned actions I wore a simple surgical mask; one that I was told to reuse for 7 days before I could get a new one. For a period of time we were even reusing PPE because of the shortage of equipment. Quite a few times I had no PPE at all. These scenarios are the same for my friends and family.
Also, all of us worked with vaccinated people in close situations. At one point I performed CPR on a COVID patient who had received a COVID vaccine, with a staff of nurses where some were vaccinated. Regardless of how much PPE you have on, when you hop on the hospital bed and start compressing some guys chest to circulate his blood for him, your exposed to whatever he has, and the 20 other people in the room have as well.
Not once did myself or any of my family or friends get sick, or present with any of the symptoms. None of us have tested positive for COVID throughout the entire COVID situation. Most of the people in my experience who had COVID were old people with serious comorbidities, and very obese/ unhealthy young people. Even with that said some of the elderly people I worked with in their 70's and 80's had COVID with minimal symptoms if any at all. I don't think you can get more exposed to COVID and vaccinated individuals than I, my family, and my friends have.
With all that exposure I'm just not seeing the health problems that are supposed to be occurring... We have been exposed to COVID since the beginning in March/ April of 2020. We have been exposed to vaccinated individuals since they first rolled them out in early 2021 (We were some of the first people offered the vaccine). All of us haven't really had any health issues out of the norm, and this is despite working 12-14 hours shifts, some of us working night shifts, not eating throughout the entire shift, encountering significant stress throughout the shift, etc.; basically we weren't in ideal "healthy environments".
Now this all isn't to say that information could come out to show that everyday contact with vaccinated people could be dangerous, but I just haven't seen that so far. And if I did, I wouldn't have a problem changing my mind. I also haven't seen, in my personal experience, contact with COVID patients to be that big of a deal overall either.
As for the Fleming protocol you listed, I don't think I'd ever use it. Too many powerful drugs with questionable side effect profiles. I think using this protocol for someone who happened to be exposed to people who had been vaccinated, is dangerous. I'd prefer to take my chances with safer compounds often discussed on this forum.
(Although to be fair I have personally used Ivermectin for parasitic issues before, and am aware of its general safety profile. Although, I don't know if I would use it on a consistent basis. The dosing for parasitic issues is often one or two doses at a time maybe a couple times a year, depending on the endemic parasitic disease.)