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To: Winfastorlose who wrote (8803)	3/28/2020 9:38:01 PM
From: Winfastorlose	Respond to of 27109

And the beauty of it all is that the treatment only costs 20 dollars. Do we have a great President or what? For the first time in many years, a crook is not in the White House.

To: Winfastorlose who wrote (8803)	3/28/2020 9:39:16 PM
From: Kirk ©	Respond to of 27109

I think people are asking their MDs to give Hydroxycholoquine to them, perhaps with a large donation to their favorite charity.... with the hopes they take it prophylactically and governments are stepping in to stop this so only those who desperately need it get it. , Agents of SHIELD Showrunner Unable to Get Medication Refilled Due to Coronavirus Stockpiling By JAMIE JIRAK - March 28, 2020 08:57 pm EDT comicbook.com Maurissa Tancharoen is best known for being one of the creators of Agents of SHIELD, and she recently spoke out about why we should avoid calling COVID-19 "the Chinese virus." Since posting about the pandemic a little over a week ago, Tancharoen has revealed that she's unable to get a refill for her Lupus medication, Hydroxychloroquine, due to it being stockpiled over coronavirus fears. The showrunner recently went on CBS This Morning to discuss this issue and explain why the medication is a necessity for her. She also took to Instagram earlier this week to share a clip of the interview and explain what it means to have "limited access to vital medication."