MacDonald: Razor-Throat Covid Victim Shares Their Story

The latest thing that’s not the Iran thing or the Abrego thing, or the Pride month is almost over and it was an underwhelming embarrassment thing, is the variant thing. We’re not up to VIN number length yet, but this year’s engineered popular blonde is NB.1.8.1. The transwoman lab leaked offspring of the original Wuhan Flu.

A few days back, which is like a million years in internet time, I observed that “Razor blade sore throat” is apparently its primary symptom and I’d like to know who has had razor blades in their throat and COVID NB.1.8.1.” Yes, I fixed the typo, and yes, a reader has shared their experience.

The razor throat Covid is real! I got it around late March. Unfortunately, it was in full throttle for three days before my test finally came back as positive for Covid. At which point I immediately started the Ivermectin which swiftly turned the course.

But not before significant damage was done to my throat. I, of course, used FLCC protocols including a Xylitol nasal spray and gargling with an iodine solution. And it did make some difference- however that protocol could not physically come in touch with the lower end of the larynx and top end of trachea. And the wily, evil virus implanted itself there. 

So now, more than two months out, I still talk with a gravelly whiskey voice. Still have a lump in my throat. Can’t eat any acidic or spicy food without coughing jags. And, according to my ENT doc the nerves are inflamed (damaged?) and will hopefully be healed in six months. And ,yes, he said he’s seeing this with the Covid now.

Ain’t no joke. And it isn’t natural. This effing thing was relentless. And I’m happy to still be here for another day.

Next time I get flu-like symptoms I’m starting the ivermectin on day one, regardless of what the home test shows. I had natural immunity from my last case of Covid three years ago, so hopefully this will give me another three years of protection.

Sounds awful unless you want that gravelly voice, in which case we may want to call this the Joe Cocker variant, or how about the Louis Armstrong? Axl Rose? Bonnie Tyler? Kurt Cobain? James Hetfield? Joan Jett? Eh, you get the idea.

Though given the testimony, I’m not sure it’s worth the trip.

If we take a quick look at the updated case map (fear map for the still-mask-wearing minions)…

We’re up to seventeen locales from fifteen a few days ago, with the understanding that this relies on reporting by the same Public Health Industrial Complex responsible for the debacle we call the COVID response.

Not judgment, just fact.

No changes in New England. Reported cases are still limited to Burlington, VT, Boston Migrantchusetts, and Providence, RI.

I’m not giving medical advice, but it sounds like Vitamin C, D, and therapeutic Ivermectin would be a good idea if I were. But I’m not.

Whatever happens, take a bit of advice from Sergeant Phil Esterhaus. Let’s be careful out there.

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  • Steve MacDonald

    Steve is a long-time New Hampshire resident, award-winning blogger, and a member of the Board of Directors of The 603 Alliance. He is the owner of Grok Media LLC and the Managing Editor, Executive Editor, assistant editor, Editor, content curator, complaint department, Op-ed editor, gatekeeper (most likely to miss typos because he has no editor), and contributor at GraniteGrok.com. Steve is also a former board member of the Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire, The Republican Volunteer Coalition, has worked for or with many state and local campaigns and grassroots groups, and is a past contributor to the Franklin Center for Public Policy.

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