Family of Elmhurst COVID
patient in standoff with hospital
over controversial treatment
Fox 32 [Chicago],
by
Anthony Ponce
Original Article
Posted By: AltaD,
5/1/2021 10:47:55 AM
CHICAGO - An Elmhurst woman whose mother is in grave condition with COVID-19 says a local hospital is refusing to treat her mom with a specific drug, despite a judge's order to do so. "She might pass away within hours," (Snip) Fype hired Buffalo, NY-based attorneys Ralph Lorigo and Jon Minear, who have successfully fought for other COVID patients wanting prescriptions for ivermectin.
This week, they secured a court order from a judge in DuPage County, ordering Edward-Elmhurst Hospital to administer ivermectin to Nurije Fype.
But Fype and her legal team say the hospital didn't budge and continues to refuse to give her mother the drug.
Reply 1 - Posted by:
voxpopuli 5/1/2021 11:01:11 AM (No. 772428)
the courts..
they found in FAVOR of a career criminal in Murderapolis..
too bad Nurije Fype isn't a bLACK gangsta
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Reply 2 - Posted by:
DVC 5/1/2021 11:02:50 AM (No. 772433)
Evil people with white coats.
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Reply 3 - Posted by:
EQKimball 5/1/2021 11:03:53 AM (No. 772434)
The judge should have his bailiff call the hospital chief of staff and advise that deputies are being sent to the hospital to make his arrest, and to transport him forthwith to the courthouse for a contempt hearing. Would the chief of staff like to save embarrassment by meeting the deputies in the parking lot, rather than being handcuffed in front of nursing staff and patients?
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Reply 4 - Posted by:
Aubreyesque 5/1/2021 11:49:03 AM (No. 772482)
This after a year of watching the Medical Industry get praised as superior heroes and beyond reproach.
*GAG*
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Reply 5 - Posted by:
earlybird 5/1/2021 11:54:39 AM (No. 772487)
The irony: If it turned out to be the wrong thing for this woman, the doctor and hospital could be sued, not the judge and the court.
My understanding of ivermectin is that it is one of the meds that must be given early, before a patient has been put in hospital and on a ventilator.
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Reply 6 - Posted by:
EQKimball 5/1/2021 11:57:00 AM (No. 772491)
Excuse the second post. The doctor and hospital cannot be sued for obeying a court order.
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Reply 7 - Posted by:
Venturer 5/1/2021 11:58:30 AM (No. 772492)
With all due respect , how does she know what the hospital is doing for her mother.
I don't know about Chicago but around here relatives are not allowed to visit their spouse, or anyone else even if they are dying.
A friend of mine was at WHC and he had a bad heart was on dialysis and fluid around his heart He was there for 2 weeks without seeing anyone His wife was called and told to come to see him after he had been pleced on the machine and they were about to pull the plug. Surprsed they let her see him then.
This whole mess has been a flustercluck since it started. There is no reason if a nurse who goes home every night can put on PPE and attend a patient then a close relative should be allowed the same privilege.
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Reply 8 - Posted by:
Proud Texan 5/1/2021 1:33:11 PM (No. 772564)
Ivermectin is one of the safest drugs out there for humans and mammals in general. Just go to the local farm supply and get your own medical help if you have to. Hospitals and doctors are worried about covering there behinds, health of the patient is secondary. By the way, the apple flavor for horse taste like no apple I have ever tasted.
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Reply 9 - Posted by:
MindMadeUp 5/1/2021 1:41:15 PM (No. 772571)
Money and policies. The hospital bean counters calculate the fines, etc. for refusing the order will be lower than lawsuits that could result if they start administering the drug for something it's not approved for. They figure they can win a lawsuit if the mom dies, because ivermectin is not FDA approved for use against the Wuhan flu.
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Reply 10 - Posted by:
Blue-Z-Anna 5/1/2021 2:27:56 PM (No. 772599)
In Texas you can get Ivermectin at any feed & seed store. We give it to most all the beasties for parasites.
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That's the hospital I was born in. Years ago, my mom was rushed to Elmhurst, unconscious. They didn't have the equipment to do a test she needed, so we took that opportunity to get her transferred to Rush Presbyterian in Chicago. There we got her gliobastoma diagnosis.
Later, when she fell into her final coma, she was rushed to Elmhurst again. As she laid there, unconscious, on a morphine drip and a fever over 103, hospital social workers came in to tell us we had to take Mom home, as she "didn't qualify" for in hospital hospice because her symptoms were controlled.
My father said (curse words removed for taste police) "She's in a... coma! What more has to happen to you to be in a hospital?" They replied a coma is a controlled state of unconsciousness.
He said "She has a 103 fever! That ain't controlled!" They responded they will give us Tylenol suppositories. He replied, "You mean to tell me that I gotta spend the last hours I got with my wife shoving Tylenol up her....?"
Six hours later, she died. We spent those last hours with her arguing with Elmhurst Hospital social workers.
They need to get her mother out of there. They are more concerned about a rule book that treating their patients like human beings who need help.
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Reply 12 - Posted by:
thelmalou 5/1/2021 3:36:55 PM (No. 772657)
Why doesn't she just have her mother transferred to another hospital?
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Reply 13 - Posted by:
anniebc 5/1/2021 7:28:06 PM (No. 772807)
Courts have been rendered meaningless by leftists. Every man is a law unto himself, and thanks to evil leftists, lawlessness reigns. When the wicked are in power, fearful people hide themselves.
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