My best friend died of Covid. He would survived that plane crash had he not had this dirty fucking virus!

Well, my grandma just died of Covid19. However, she was also 94, had pneumonia, and refused to wear her oxygen hose while sleeping ..... so yeah: covid.

The question should be: do you know someone HEALTHY & under the age of 70 who died of COVID? The analysis by John Hopkins students (which was quickly censored) indicated that COVID deaths were really just misclassifications of deaths that were imminent anyway - since there has been no increase in total deaths, above what is expected. Hospitaks get a 20% bounty for any patient who tests positive for COVID, regardless of what they're hospitalized for. There is no reason to do that, orher than provide a huge incentive to pad the numbers.

The one good thing about this c-19 hoax is that it eradicated the flu.

George Floyd

Not cool, pede.

I am as deep red as can be, and 100% MAGA, but I do know people that have died from covid.

I've never supported lockdowns or any of the rest of the bullshit, and my support for the president has remained steadfast, but don't try to convince me that people I care about aren't dead or that covid isn't real.

I knew two fat men around age sixty who died of it, or it was said they did. They both liked alcohol, and one had had diabetes.

I live in Northern NJ so Unfortunately I know a lot of folks that died from it. Between NY and NJ. many of the deaths are due to the ventilators being over used in understaffed and crowded hospitals. The NJ and NY governors really fucked up

Wife is a board certified ER doc that worked May-Sept in central Florida as a locums doc at two hospitals. At the beginning, she was freaked out about the possibility she'd catch it and infect us at home. Not much was known early on about children, and we have to under 8.

She got slammed in July, but by end of July, they were struggling to find her hours. By August, the put her in the ICU (for lack of work in the ER). Intensivits (ICU docs) go through a separate residency than ER docs, so she was put into an environment she'd never been in before. 100% of her patients were COVID. She spent two months in the ICU.

Unlike the ER, where contact with patients is just long enough to either discharge or admit them other services (or transfer them out), she actually got to spend tons of time with the ICU patients and their families. She was not prepared for that. It nearly destroyed her. All but one of her patients through that two-month ICU stint died. All took at least 4 weeks to die.

One of the most moving families was a dad, mom, and one twin daughter. Dad was already on a vent by the time she started her shifts in the ICU. Mom and daughter were struggling to breathe on their own. Both refused to go on a vent, knowing they'd likely never come off alive. After speaking with them for several days, and getting to know them, sharing stories, and praying with them, both reluctantly agreed to be put on the vent (their O2 was in the low 70's despite being rotate regularly to prone). With tears and worship music playing from her cell phone, my wife put them under.

Dad died. Mom lasted another 3 weeks, then died. Daughter lasted 4 weeks, and was fortunately transferred to another facility for ECMO (heart/lung bypass). All the while, my wife stayed in communication with the daughter's twin sister via text and phone calls. It was brutal.

Fortunately a couple of weeks ago, the daughter called out of the blue... She survived a month on ECMO and was discharged. Her lungs are nearly destroyed, and she can barely walk, but she was alive. The sole survivor of the 2-month ICU shifts.

For the record, the entire family was borderline morbidly obese. And nearly all of the other ICU patients were also terribly overweight. No idea about other comorbidities, but one that is clearly a big one is being obese.

There are many other stories of patients whose families were all infected, and the youngest, healthiest were hit the hardest. There's definitely a genetic component to it as well.

The biggest challenge with managing sick patients was the duration of the illness. Even with the worst flu and pneumonia, the sickest patients are usually dead, or recovered enough to go to step-down within a week of being admitted to the ICU. With COVID, none were there for less than 3 weeks... And if it was shorter, it was because they died quickly.

Sorry for long post. This just hits close to home.

All that said, wife was a huge advocate initially of masks and lockdowns. Today, she sees it as a 100% political power play and refuses to wear them unless absolutely required (i.e. at work or visiting doctor).

My great aunt. 97.

I gotta break ranks here - this is stupid

This post bugs the hell out of me.

I guess I’m the only one who’s 27-year old older brother died?

The virus is real, but everything that has been done in response to it is a scam.

Knew a guy with covid that might have done ok if they didn't puncture his lung with the ventilator. It counts for the official numbers though.

I'm up to 4

Does my wife’s uncle’s mother in law who was 96 years old count? She had pneumonia and Covid

One of my Mom's cousins is in the ICU on a ventilator. I am afraid he isn't going to make it.

My friends grandma died yesterday of covid. I get that's it's hyped and she was elderly but it is real none-the-less and my friend is distraught

The only people in my entire extended network that have died from it have all been morbidly obese. Everyone just got flu like sick, maybe a pneumonia, but then got better. This includes people with lung and heart conditions, and pretty old relatives.

I had all the symptoms for like 5 days and they were mild. I didn't go get tested because I don't want to be on that list and have to answer to the state contact tracing that is so fucking unconstitutional. This shit is the fucking flu and is bad to the same people that have problems with the flu.

Me, no. My dad, three.

One of my friends made a claim the other day. He said: "My friends, friends, coworker has covid and is probably going to die. She's morbidly obese and black. She's high risk."

I asked: "Is she in the hospital?"

He said: "No she won't go."

Play stupid games win stupid prizes.

I mean my father's second cousins nephews sisters roommate would have survived that tornado if it weren't for covid killing him first

I have at least 1000 people in my circle. Not 1 of them had Covid. A few know someone who knows someone that may have had Covid.

Covid was a sick joke

I don't even know a person that's had it let alone died from it.

My best friends sister's fiance's grandfather died from it. If the 4 points of separation count I've got 1

We shouldn’t be calling it covid. Should be Wuhan Virus, kung flu virus, ccp virus remember it’s origins

In my line of work I am in lots of homes.

None of those people have had or know anyone that's had the Kung Flu.

I've been in over a hundred homes this year. Without a mask. I'm fine.

Why? So they can vote?

I know someone who died because of Chinavirus, but not from Chinavirus.

I finally know someone who has COVID. I still don't know anyone who had died from it.

Herman Cain

Westview Cemetery

Atlanta, Georgia

Go fuck yourself, OP.

You from the dnc?

Glowie looking for dates ... jokeish

Almost everyone I know who got Covid19 had very mild symptoms. One person said it was like a bad flu.

Of all the people I have in my life I always ask if they know anyone who has tested positive for wuflu and I have yet to hear of one. Immediate family, co-workers, neighbours (I live in a massive building who's average age is 70+) so approximately 40-50 people and not one positive case.

I know Covid response deaths. No deaths from the flu itself. (Suicides and 1 inmate release murder)

I know about a 100 people that have had the rona. All are still alive. All 100 either still came to work, went out to eat, still did everything they normally do on a day to day basis. Basically it was like the common cold or a bout of "I can't taste anything". Almost kinda like its not that bad...hmmmmm

I actually know 3 people who have died from it. Two were 60 and all three have been in piss poor health for over a decade.

A friend's mother died last week. She tested positive, was put in a hospital, and totally denied all visitors. About 2 weeks later she died, who knows what they did or didn't do for her.

A friend of a friend has it, he is 64.

I don't know anyone who's died with it. But I know people have, because of democrats. If we fully legalized HCQ we wouldn't have any deaths. Even the old people would be able to recover.

But what even is COVID ??? STILL HAS NOT BEEN ISOLATED