Christopher Davies, the son of the patient, Kathleen Davies, told the Fauquier Times that two doses of Ivermectin - generally used to treat parasites - were given to the woman at 8:45 p.m. on Monday. The Epoch Times has contacted Fauquier Hospital for comment.

It came after Judge James. P. Fisher, of the 20th Judicial Court of Virginia, signed an order Monday finding Fauquier Hospital in contempt of court or "needlessly interposing requirements that stand in the way of the patient's desired physician administering investigational drugs as part of the Health Care Decisions Act and the federal and state Right to Try Acts."

Furthermore, "given the gravity at hand," the hospital has to pay "$10,000 per day retroactive to the date of the court's injunction order filing," the judge ordered, meaning that each day the hospital does not prescribe Ivermectin to Davies, they will have to pay the fine "until the ordered relief has been accomplished."

Her family had requested the hospital give Davies, who had been on a ventilator since Nov. 3, Ivermectin to treat her COVID-19 as a last resort to save her life. The Davies' family doctor had prescribed Ivermectin to the woman, but Fauquier Hospital resisted administering the drug and cited medical, legal, and other concerns, the Fauquier Times reported.