I’m getting so many requests for regular updates on Sheriff Deputy Jason Jones, who is fighting for his life in the ICU at Texas Health Huguley.
So, I started this thread to give exclusive updates from his wife, Erin Jones. This is also a place to discuss the legal and medical issues related to Ivermectin and hospitalization for COVID.
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So we impressive. Erin is someone to have your back. Prayers for the Sheriff. God please show your might here. Lord please heal him and his family. Please keep them strong. You alone are faithful. You alone are the healer. In Jesus name.
Dec. 7- noon update- Erin said she's waiting for the doctor to come in to say if he can get the surgery for his lung. She said they had to put him under more sedation today so he's sleeping.
Here's her text (she said I can share):
>>Also pray for the weaning of the sedation meds.... this process sucks too!
Not sure about the surgery....
Jason "rolled" his eyes at me a little yesterday. He was the most "awake" I had seen him. He tried mouthing words to me while looking at me that I couldn't figure out. Then he moved his eyes away from me to the other side!!! Good thing I had my mask on.... I couldn't help but laugh! <<
Prayers needed tonight, Monday 12/6- Erin said that Jason had another chest tube placed yesterday. So she is praying that his left lung stays inflated today and tonight so they can do a little procedure tomorrow to help his lung.
She also said that "His vent settings are still low. His oxygen right now is 95-96!"
Good news on the GoFundMe fundraising problems -- Erin said she finally got the money that was in the account when GoFundMe shut it down for mentioning Ivermectin. So remember to direct people to the Christian decent site Give Send Go here https://givesendgo.com/JJEJ?
I checked in with the Jones family on Thanksgiving, knowing it would be so hard on Erin and the kids to have a holiday without Jason. Erin said it was hard but they tried to make the most of it with extended family. Continue praying.
I am so proud of Erin Jones! Just two weeks ago, I did the first interview with her and asked multiple times if she was sure she could handle the media and public backlash by using her real name. Well, today she's on Dallas TV as a spokeswoman for patients rights! The Lord is using her for His purposes, I have no doubt.
Nov. 23 - Erin texted “Jason is getting another chest tube right now. His oxygen has been on the lower side today. Hopefully this will help.”
I told her we will pray specifically for his lungs and more oxygen. I also told her she’s a wonderful devoted wife who demonstrates what the vows mean about in sickness and in health.
I asked Christina Adams, who is Erin's loyal and devoted best friend, to help explain what the Jones family is doing now since losing to the appeals court. Christina texted me this this afternoon:
"Looks like Jason coming home is becoming a much more likely reality now! Pressure and media attention has the hospital doing what they should have been doing all along, at least as far as trying to actively help him survive, albeit without the meds he requested…
"Anyway, if she can get him out of there and into a long term care facility, that would be a great step in the right direction! The successful trach and feeding tube placement today gets him so much closer to getting out of this horrible place!"
"He came through good. Today and maybe tomorrow will be for recovery. He is at 95 on the vent. His oxygen level is 99. He is still pretty well sedated from the surgery. It will be a process to keep weaning him from the sedation and vent.
"I am hoping that with the Tracheotomy he will be more comfortable and that will allow him to heal better.
"Hopefully I can move him to a long term care facility. They take people with trachs...and then they can help wean him off the vent.
"We still have a long journey ahead of us. I will celebrate every little win during the day!
God has been with us for every step. Leading and guiding us."
I am pleased that Deputy Jason is beginning to recover from this. I sincerely hope he improves to the point where he can return home and recover more there, way out of the reach of this particular branch of what I need to call Regne de la Terreur, because of the similarities I see in the Robespierre theme from Francais.
Monday, Nov. 22 11am-- I can't get over the progress in the past few days. It's truly a miracle. This is what Erin has texted this morning: "Jason is getting his Tracheotomy and peg tube for feeding right now."
My new story with this exciting news-- Texas sheriff deputy who sued for ivermectin is out of a coma, tells wife 'I love you' https://www.emilypostnews.com/p/texas-sheriff-deputy-who-sued-for
So we impressive. Erin is someone to have your back. Prayers for the Sheriff. God please show your might here. Lord please heal him and his family. Please keep them strong. You alone are faithful. You alone are the healer. In Jesus name.
Dec. 7- noon update- Erin said she's waiting for the doctor to come in to say if he can get the surgery for his lung. She said they had to put him under more sedation today so he's sleeping.
Here's her text (she said I can share):
>>Also pray for the weaning of the sedation meds.... this process sucks too!
Not sure about the surgery....
Jason "rolled" his eyes at me a little yesterday. He was the most "awake" I had seen him. He tried mouthing words to me while looking at me that I couldn't figure out. Then he moved his eyes away from me to the other side!!! Good thing I had my mask on.... I couldn't help but laugh! <<
Prayers needed tonight, Monday 12/6- Erin said that Jason had another chest tube placed yesterday. So she is praying that his left lung stays inflated today and tonight so they can do a little procedure tomorrow to help his lung.
She also said that "His vent settings are still low. His oxygen right now is 95-96!"
Good news on the GoFundMe fundraising problems -- Erin said she finally got the money that was in the account when GoFundMe shut it down for mentioning Ivermectin. So remember to direct people to the Christian decent site Give Send Go here https://givesendgo.com/JJEJ?
I checked in with the Jones family on Thanksgiving, knowing it would be so hard on Erin and the kids to have a holiday without Jason. Erin said it was hard but they tried to make the most of it with extended family. Continue praying.
I am so proud of Erin Jones! Just two weeks ago, I did the first interview with her and asked multiple times if she was sure she could handle the media and public backlash by using her real name. Well, today she's on Dallas TV as a spokeswoman for patients rights! The Lord is using her for His purposes, I have no doubt.
Must watch TV here -- North Texas Sheriff's Deputy's Family, Friends Fighting To Get Hospital To Give Him Ivermectin https://dfw.cbslocal.com/video/6163187-north-texas-sheriffs-deputys-family-friends-fighting-to-get-hospital-to-give-him-ivermectin/#.YZ2ZMeko7uA.twitter
Nov. 23 - Erin texted “Jason is getting another chest tube right now. His oxygen has been on the lower side today. Hopefully this will help.”
I told her we will pray specifically for his lungs and more oxygen. I also told her she’s a wonderful devoted wife who demonstrates what the vows mean about in sickness and in health.
Can’t a patient and a family “go against medical advice”?
Emily, are you still in contact with Dr. Bowden? I hoping the ignorance of cancel culture is not affecting her practice.
I asked Christina Adams, who is Erin's loyal and devoted best friend, to help explain what the Jones family is doing now since losing to the appeals court. Christina texted me this this afternoon:
"Looks like Jason coming home is becoming a much more likely reality now! Pressure and media attention has the hospital doing what they should have been doing all along, at least as far as trying to actively help him survive, albeit without the meds he requested…
"Anyway, if she can get him out of there and into a long term care facility, that would be a great step in the right direction! The successful trach and feeding tube placement today gets him so much closer to getting out of this horrible place!"
Monday, 11/22 2pm -- Erin's texts:
"He came through good. Today and maybe tomorrow will be for recovery. He is at 95 on the vent. His oxygen level is 99. He is still pretty well sedated from the surgery. It will be a process to keep weaning him from the sedation and vent.
"I am hoping that with the Tracheotomy he will be more comfortable and that will allow him to heal better.
"Hopefully I can move him to a long term care facility. They take people with trachs...and then they can help wean him off the vent.
"We still have a long journey ahead of us. I will celebrate every little win during the day!
God has been with us for every step. Leading and guiding us."
I am pleased that Deputy Jason is beginning to recover from this. I sincerely hope he improves to the point where he can return home and recover more there, way out of the reach of this particular branch of what I need to call Regne de la Terreur, because of the similarities I see in the Robespierre theme from Francais.
Monday, Nov. 22 11am-- I can't get over the progress in the past few days. It's truly a miracle. This is what Erin has texted this morning: "Jason is getting his Tracheotomy and peg tube for feeding right now."