You paint a dire, scary future, I agree. Drugs will only play a part in turning the pandemic around. There may be more mutations and the next 4 months really really will be terrible. It's terrible now, hospitals filling up, a person in LA dies every 10 minutes, personal finances crashing, nurses exhausted, death.

Imagine if the gov't had bent the FDA approval protocol back in April, and designed some type of approval for Leronlimab after our eIND results and Dr Patterson's Ted Talk presentation. All the millions the govt gave to vaccine makers, they could have produced quite a bit of Leronlimab with that money. This is beyond a mere disaster.

I'm 71, needed a tool to fix my old Buick, but I'm not going anywhere to buy nothing. I had it shipped. We have groceries delivered. Severe/critical covid patients suffer until they are put into a coma. I don't like physical suffering. I may wait for the Astra Zeneca vaccine, since it's not an RNA manipulator.