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That is a despicable comment.
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And then this back where it all started. Wuhan lifts coronavirus lockdown, still struggles to recover from pandemic | Fox News |
coronavirus in The Villages
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It'll be interesting to see when they test for antibodies if anyone actually had it before the first reported case in the U.S. on Jan 31. Since they tracked it so well I don't see how anyone had it before then but it's hard to know. I know flu type B was really nasty this year.
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coved19 is way overblown. Not a big deal at all. Just ask Boris Johnson. I am sure he will tell you as soon as he gets out of intensive care, which he probably will do as he is much younger than you.
If we don't come up with a vaccine soon, about 50% of people will get it sooner or later. If you are one of that 50% , and you are my age, you will have between 15% to 20% chance of dying. Whether or not it is a big deal depends on how lucky you think you are. BTW social distancing and hand washing are will not stop anyone from getting the disease, it will "flatten the curve" or slow the spread in hope that they will find a vaccine before you contact the virus, or that there will be a ventilator for you in the hospital when you get there. |
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b) your numbers are way overblown c) If those measures didn't stop anyone from getting the virus, they wouldn't flatten the curve at all----think about it |
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Hand washing obviously reduces the total ill people. It is no different for catching Covid from what your hands touched or catching Salmonella from raw chicken. Hand washing results in decreased transfer of germs from hand to nose, eyes, and mouth. |
We are pretty new here, but, what I see is, that many people take the health of all seriously (while some roll their eyes, at least or a while). I'm proud of these folks that take this seriously, without panic, just doing what they feel will help themselves, and hopefully others, safe. The voice of example can be loud!
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We are only at the beginning of the curve. It will rise sharply soon as the virus colonies and deaths surge. The surge is what we hopefully are controlling. Right now the prediction is that we may return to normal life sometime in June, but only if we follow our plan together and don't allow the virus to take control again. With five nurses in the family, I am reminded frequently to stay home, avoid crowds, and just before the surge to wear gloves and a mask (@20-50%) when going out. We know little about the virus transmission at this point. It could be airborne at it's peak. Who wants to be a guinea pig.
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Don’t wear masks Do wear masks |
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I recall hearing that the droplets were too large or heavy to remain in the air on their own. Now some are saying that might not be true. I think that the experts are giving us the best information that they have available at the time. No one ever said that you could wear a face mask if you wanted. |
The "Wuhan Virus"??
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The first documentary movie on CCP virus, Tracking Down the Origin of the Wuhan Coronavirus - YouTube |
Keep drinking the koolaid,
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Keep drinking the koolaid
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Its tough to know which interpretation people will take, relative or absolute, which is a personality trait, from a post without knowing who will read and anyone can read. . . sportsguy |
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Michelob Ultra, ( Ice Cold) , Popcorn, Peanuts, Pretzels. Put my feet up and watch " Silence of the Lambs ", and " The Wild Bunch ". Thanks for your post ! :doggie: :popcorn: |
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Enjoyed my movies and snacks . I'm off to bed . Looking forward to your next post ( hic up ) |
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