Brian McKeel’s wife says the hospital stopped ivermectin after just two doses—even after his fever…

Brian McKeel’s wife says the hospital stopped ivermectin after just two doses—even after his fever resolved, his white blood count improved, his kidneys stabilized, and some oxygen measures improved. Brian became seriously ill with CV-19 in July 2021. His family says he requested hydroxychloroquine and budesonide early in his hospitalization but was denied. Instead, he was treated with remdesivir, oxygen, steroids, and antibiotics before being moved to the ICU and eventually placed on a ventilator. When the family later requested ivermectin as compassionate care, a doctor agreed to give him two doses. His wife testified that afterward they were told his fever had resolved, his white blood count had improved, his kidneys were stabilizing, he was tolerating food, and some oxygen measures had improved. Despite that, she says the hospital refused to continue ivermectin because it was outside protocol—even after the family pleaded with doctors, hospital executives, a pharmacist, patient advocate, lawyer, and risk-management staff. Brian died on August 3, 2021. His wife told the panel: “We firmly believe Brian may have survived had he not been denied the medication that appeared to be helping.” September 28, 2026, U.S. Senator Ron Johnson led a roundtable discussion titled “CV-19 Hospital Protocols: Real Stories from Real People.” FULL EVENT: https://rumble.com/v7g3rtm-live-sen.-ron-johnson-roundtable-covid-hospital-protocols-under-the-microsc.html