Yep, my Uncle died of Covid (Complications from the Treatments that they gave him for Covid, actually... Treatments that never cured the Covid...) a couple weeks ago.
A Year. A Full Year of Masks and Six Feet Distances and Closed Businesses and all the rest of this bullshit.
And Covid wasn't stopped. It helped NOBODY. If anything, it made the disease spread slower so we couldn't POSSIBLY reach Herd Immunity.
So, about Covid, I say what I say about everything:
Shit Happens. People Die. Nothing will ever make you Safe, and only YOU can make you FREE.
I'm in my early 50's and I would like too think my account is old enough to pass your sniff test, Joe. I'm not going to take the vaccine, but I appreciate anyone who posts anything that helps the rest of us out. Stop with the questioning. It's supposed to be about helping one another.
Check my account. Been here a lot longer than 4 days and his question is perfectly valid. I allegedly had Covid at some point last year but that was news to me because I NEVER GOT SICK. Let's continue to shut everything down for the flu yes? What could go wrong besides a tanked economy, the loss of our freedoms, and permanent damage being done to our way of life and our children's minds with these horse shit overreactions.
I don't know him well enough to know about his personal health. He was probably 5'10 200lbs and early 50s
When he got it he was fine for about 2 days then his wife had to call ambulance cause he couldn't breathe well and he never got better in hospital
He has a younger son though who got it too and he had to be hospitalized but got better after. Maybe he was like genetically disposed to a bad reaction.
Normal or healthy weight is indicated by a BMI between 18.5 and 24.9, overweight is between 25 and 29.9, and obese is 30 and above. For the majority of people who are less than 6 feet 4 inches tall, weighing more than 200 lbs would place them in the “overweight” or “obese” category, according to BMI calculations.
That's sad, but the fact is, he was quite obese according to what you've stated, it's been a year now, people know obesity is a comorbidity, for this person not to value his life enough to not diet and exercise, what do you want people to say dude? Moral of the story, go look after yourself, go and lose weight, he was probably a smoker too.
Yeah, it must be genetic or something like that because according to the data there's only a 1-5% chance of hospitalization with covid. Having two hospitalizations in one family would be exceptionally rare without some kind of genetic or other health factor coming in to it.
Yep, my Uncle died of Covid (Complications from the Treatments that they gave him for Covid, actually... Treatments that never cured the Covid...) a couple weeks ago.
A Year. A Full Year of Masks and Six Feet Distances and Closed Businesses and all the rest of this bullshit.
And Covid wasn't stopped. It helped NOBODY. If anything, it made the disease spread slower so we couldn't POSSIBLY reach Herd Immunity.
So, about Covid, I say what I say about everything:
Shit Happens. People Die. Nothing will ever make you Safe, and only YOU can make you FREE.
I'm sorry to hear about your uncle.
Co morbidities?
Checked your account, been here 6 days, what brings you here?
It's a valid question.
I joined here because reddit censors too much
I'm in my early 50's and I would like too think my account is old enough to pass your sniff test, Joe. I'm not going to take the vaccine, but I appreciate anyone who posts anything that helps the rest of us out. Stop with the questioning. It's supposed to be about helping one another.
Check my account. Been here a lot longer than 4 days and his question is perfectly valid. I allegedly had Covid at some point last year but that was news to me because I NEVER GOT SICK. Let's continue to shut everything down for the flu yes? What could go wrong besides a tanked economy, the loss of our freedoms, and permanent damage being done to our way of life and our children's minds with these horse shit overreactions.
I don't want to shut things down. I want people working.
My post was just i felt for my neighbor wife losing husband
Can I ask how old you are?
I don't know him well enough to know about his personal health. He was probably 5'10 200lbs and early 50s
When he got it he was fine for about 2 days then his wife had to call ambulance cause he couldn't breathe well and he never got better in hospital
He has a younger son though who got it too and he had to be hospitalized but got better after. Maybe he was like genetically disposed to a bad reaction.
You don't know him well enough but you are creating posts on TDW about how life is short because you lost him...????
Yes because my mom just told me he died moments before I made this post. It was shocking news to me and I felt bad.
I've never talked to my neighbors about their personal health just how they are doing or or help eachother with something
Normal or healthy weight is indicated by a BMI between 18.5 and 24.9, overweight is between 25 and 29.9, and obese is 30 and above. For the majority of people who are less than 6 feet 4 inches tall, weighing more than 200 lbs would place them in the “overweight” or “obese” category, according to BMI calculations.
That's sad, but the fact is, he was quite obese according to what you've stated, it's been a year now, people know obesity is a comorbidity, for this person not to value his life enough to not diet and exercise, what do you want people to say dude? Moral of the story, go look after yourself, go and lose weight, he was probably a smoker too.
Yeah, it must be genetic or something like that because according to the data there's only a 1-5% chance of hospitalization with covid. Having two hospitalizations in one family would be exceptionally rare without some kind of genetic or other health factor coming in to it.
Ivermectin!
Damn, that sucks! Sorry to hear that. Rest in peace man!
Thank you!
Just remenber who murdered this man. It was the CCP, with help from certain people in the US.