rigidity. she could barely move. but she caught the attention of some staff, and she said he put something in my iv. we believe it was probably suck noel colleen. it s a paralytic. it keeps every muscle in the body from moving. they re cognizant, they know what s going on. then they realize they can t breathe. terrifying experience. took the iv bag down, threw it off, started another one, and basically saved those two lives, the baby and the mom. and at that point, there was an investigation. and he was suspended from working in the hospital. and he hired an attorney to fight his suspension from the hospital. i then started representing him. and seeing these bizarre allegations leveled against him, i then said to him, well, i need to see your professional qualifications to prove that you are a competent doctor. and that was never forthcoming.
adrenaline, to the point where they thought they were going to have a heart attack and die. and this elderly gentleman that i spoke to in zimbabwe said exactly that. he said, i thought i was going to have a heart attack and die. in hospital, he said dr. michael swango pulled down his pajama shorts. then he rammed his syringe, loaded with some pinkish fluids, and injected him. within a short while, he felt his jaws locking. and the whole body going numb. other survivors shared terrifying tales. one of them was a pregnant woman. gina, she was pregnant, she was going into labor. and swango injected something into her iv bag, and she felt this intense shooting of pain through her body, and then this
as prosecutor and this investigator looked into the decade old mystery of linda curry death they found something remarkable. two interviews with lynda curry. it turns out after strange thing happened with her ivs when she was in the hospital, detectives had interviewed her and those conversations were recorded. how have you ve been feeling? oh you know i feel great. now investigator put her headphones on and listen to linda curry s voice. i m hard on a lot of things, i m hard on my man, i m hard on my cars, i was not easy on my iv bag. she seemed to be joking about the apparent damage to the ivy, but detectives weren t laughing. they knew linda s friends and family suspected paul. i m going on the assumption,
antibody treatment. if we didn t take advantage of it, who knows what would have happened. the married couple are in their 70s, making them prime candidates for the treatment and they didn t hesitate about getting it. you did the infusion treatment. what was that like? we sat for about an hour with the needle in it and we both were reading. they made us wait another hour to make sure we had no reaction. now across our region and across the country, more places are offering monoclonal antibodies as the delta variant spreads infecting more americans. for those getting it, it can be administered two ways. it can be an infusion through an iv bag or a series of four injections given one right after the other. both take roughly about the same amount of time. offering a dose of hope as