Doctor vs Doctor

It would be super weird if he had been treating covid-19 patients for 30 years.

It would be even more “super weird” for someone who had no skin in the game, like Fauci, to be mandating public policy without ever seeing. A single patient. I trust a medical doctor with a degree from The US Virgin Islands, who has treated cases since March, more than a guy with a bunch of fancy degrees from ivy league schools who has yet to get his hands dirty.

So the guy you trust from the Virgin Island would do what Fauci said to do.

But you do you.

No - my doctor went to UCLA and has been prescribing hydroxychloroquine since March. He also takes a prophylactic of it every day, too. Why? Because he works three times a week in the ER and intubation is his speciality. So he knows what works and what doesn’t. He also said remdesivir is a miracle drug for someone once they gets to the floor of the ICU. But you do you.

So...your regular general practitioner dr just also happens to be a specialist at intubation and works in an ER?

That makes sense to you? You think that's how being a dr works?

And you still think that hydroxychloroquine works?

Yes, that it how it works. Doctors in the ER also have private practices. He’s only there 3 days a week. He has a private practice, of which my entire family are patients. I attached his bio below so you can eat crow.

Do I think Hydroychlorquine works? I’m not a doctor and I haven’t had Covid. I’m simply telling you what my doctor told me. That Hydroxychloroquine, along with remdesivir, are miracle drugs and that he still takes it daily as a prophylactic. This is him:

https://health.usnews.com/doctors/dale-knox-307614

But you go ahead and tell me all about how you know things work in life.