My drunk neighbor was run over when he stumbled into the street by an 89 year old man returning from shopping at Walmart for cough medicine that had the China virus. As any high intelligence Dem can see, death comes fast with Wuflu.
Yes. I live in memphis tn. My wifes boss died from it several weeks ago. She had several other health issues (overweight, 60, diabetic). It hit her hard and fast. Collapsed at home just a couple days into it, went on a vent and never came off. She actually gave it to my wife(and therefore me) and several other workers in their department. Also my wifes best friends cousin was a nurse in the early days of the pandemic and she died.
He's not wrong. It's not his job to be all warm and comfy with people all the time. We put him in to have a clear mind and get stuff done. Which he has.
I still dont know a single person who's had it, let alone died from it. However in February I had the worst flu I've ever had in my life and no traditional over the counter meds or remedies did anything to mitigate the symptoms, so I'm led to believe that I had it before the lockdowns even started.
Back home, my dad told me that two of his friends passed away. They were both very old, and officially they were listed as COVID-19. But there is no way to verify if that was the case.
One of my friend's friend tested positive for COVID-19. The officials then assumed that her boyfriend is also positive (without any test). Both got a couple grand from the government. Both had no symptoms. (The test was part of contact tracing).
Another friend also tested positive. No symptoms of any kind.
Recently, my barber told me that his friend's grandma passed away with some serious complications (she was having lot of problems for more than 2 years). Never tested positive for covid. After death the officials told them that if they put down that she was COVID positive they get 10K.
I am more alarmed by the financial incentives for testing positive. This is most definitely what is skewing the stats and makes the numbers absolutely useless
I work in a county that has no mask mandate and live in a county that does. I don't know anyone who's died of Covid. None of the people in my circle of friends and co-workers knows anyone that's been hospitalized or died from it.
Six people that I know tested positive for Covid. Two had no symptoms. Three of them had minor allergy like symptoms. One of them got sick. He said it was like a really bad flu. Not bad enough to be hospitalized. Off his feet for a couple days and now completely back to normal.
Keep in mind, I work in a store that never closed for the lock downs. We were deemed essential. We have almost 200 people that work at my store. We're mask optional. Most of our customers and most of our employees don't wear masks. We've been in contact with thousands upon thousands of people in that time.
Again, I only know six people in total that have tested positive with only one having symptoms as severe as the flu. No hospitalizations. No deaths.
Both my parents got it right now, though they're saying they've had colds worse than what their current symptoms show. It's real but MSM overhypes the shit out of it.
Thanks! Yea, they aren't making a big deal over it, they're based like we are. They had their tests this AM that came back positive. They're about as in shape as you could hope some typical 60yo's would be.
My drunk neighbor was run over when he stumbled into the street by an 89 year old man returning from shopping at Walmart for cough medicine that had the China virus. As any high intelligence Dem can see, death comes fast with Wuflu.
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Yes. I live in memphis tn. My wifes boss died from it several weeks ago. She had several other health issues (overweight, 60, diabetic). It hit her hard and fast. Collapsed at home just a couple days into it, went on a vent and never came off. She actually gave it to my wife(and therefore me) and several other workers in their department. Also my wifes best friends cousin was a nurse in the early days of the pandemic and she died.
He's not wrong. It's not his job to be all warm and comfy with people all the time. We put him in to have a clear mind and get stuff done. Which he has.
Don't know anyone that has had it let alone died from it. Also have not found anyone that has either. Have talked to hundreds of people???
I still dont know a single person who's had it, let alone died from it. However in February I had the worst flu I've ever had in my life and no traditional over the counter meds or remedies did anything to mitigate the symptoms, so I'm led to believe that I had it before the lockdowns even started.
Several older (90's) people in my church died early on (April-May) timeframe. Several people I know have or had it.
Yes. They were elderly
Back home, my dad told me that two of his friends passed away. They were both very old, and officially they were listed as COVID-19. But there is no way to verify if that was the case.
One of my friend's friend tested positive for COVID-19. The officials then assumed that her boyfriend is also positive (without any test). Both got a couple grand from the government. Both had no symptoms. (The test was part of contact tracing).
Another friend also tested positive. No symptoms of any kind.
Recently, my barber told me that his friend's grandma passed away with some serious complications (she was having lot of problems for more than 2 years). Never tested positive for covid. After death the officials told them that if they put down that she was COVID positive they get 10K.
I am more alarmed by the financial incentives for testing positive. This is most definitely what is skewing the stats and makes the numbers absolutely useless
All my neighbors are old AF and none of them even had it.
Yes, close relative in 60s. Multiple comorbidities though
Yes
Nope
I work in a county that has no mask mandate and live in a county that does. I don't know anyone who's died of Covid. None of the people in my circle of friends and co-workers knows anyone that's been hospitalized or died from it.
Six people that I know tested positive for Covid. Two had no symptoms. Three of them had minor allergy like symptoms. One of them got sick. He said it was like a really bad flu. Not bad enough to be hospitalized. Off his feet for a couple days and now completely back to normal.
Keep in mind, I work in a store that never closed for the lock downs. We were deemed essential. We have almost 200 people that work at my store. We're mask optional. Most of our customers and most of our employees don't wear masks. We've been in contact with thousands upon thousands of people in that time.
Again, I only know six people in total that have tested positive with only one having symptoms as severe as the flu. No hospitalizations. No deaths.
Both my parents got it right now, though they're saying they've had colds worse than what their current symptoms show. It's real but MSM overhypes the shit out of it.
Could just be a cold
I hope they are well though.
Thanks! Yea, they aren't making a big deal over it, they're based like we are. They had their tests this AM that came back positive. They're about as in shape as you could hope some typical 60yo's would be.