Someone just wrote this to me:
You post too much
Sorry, I will stop the subscription
Mathieu
So I wrote this back to him:
thanks for the message, such a lovely part of my day reading your beautiful and encouraging words. lots of love to you
Don’t allow a sour person’s yucky message to take away your joy. Send them some unexpected sunshine instead. ahah. :D
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Thank you for taking the time to write this post. As Dr Syed Mobeen spent an entire day researching his video post on the same subject, clearly you are in good company. What I most appreciate is your unique vantage point as a Pulmonologist, and Intensivist, have cared for hundreds of patients in the pulmonary phase of the disease. Whether Dr Ardis is well intentioned and off track, engaging in self promotion, or worse, part of the controlled opposition intended to discredit and deride our efforts to treat early and effectively, I don’t know. But his actions have certainly stoked the anxieties of many and squandered a great deal of collective energy. Forget about horse paste; now we’ve got snake venom. Two questions I ask myself: How would this have gone differently if Dr Ardis had conferred with his professional peers to examine his hypothesis, rather than engage in science by media blitz? And because he did not ask his peers, why does it remind me so much of a move from the disinformation playbook of Big Pharma?
