On Sunday, September 5, 2021, I was floated to a medical unit at a hospital in Titusville, Florida to assist the charge nurse with patient care. The unit had approximately 30 patients. One was a COVID-19 patient, 55 year old Dianne Spangler, who according to the hospitalist on duty, was not doing well. Her daughter, Taylor Spangler, an employee at the hospital, was also present that day.

I asked whether her mother had been offered ivermectin as used in the FLCCC Alliance protocol. She had not, and was unfamiliar with it. I provided information about the protocol. The family wished to pursue it. I relayed their request to the treating physicians, who agreed and entered the order. The patient’s chart documented that she was improving following administration of the medication.