Thanks for asking. I’m usually more proactive in sharing, i.e. “in case you missed it,” but clearly more missed it than I assumed.
I haven’t updated that in awhile.
My final conclusions:
My wife brought home the virus from work, but I expressed symptoms 24 hours prior to her because I didn’t vape. Her fever never approached my own high of >104 (adjusting for bias in the contact thermometers with later experience, likely as high as 105 considering the absolutely uncontrollable shivering) and I literally watched my fever reduce with every vaping ‘treatment’.
I later bought nicotine-free vaping juice and continued to vape periodically as my lungs cleared over the ensuing 4 weeks to prevent secondary infections.
Ironically - though perhaps related - I haven’t had so much as a cold since that illness almost exactly 1 year ago.
And, most pertinently, most everyone I tell about my experience looks at me like I’m insane...just like the look I give anyone under 50 who says they’re getting/received one of the so-called ‘vaccines’.
Finally and most-importantly: I developed the initial fever less than 24 hours following a meeting with most of the company for which I work, with one employee who is a kidney transplant recipient sitting right across from me.
Not a soul in the building - OR “ANY” of my customers, including a local hospital - ever became ill in the ensuing weeks or since with anything resembling my symptoms, nor has anyone tested positive for the virus (though no one has had an antibody test either).
Anyone who needs field evidence of the BS behind ‘asymptomatic transmission’: There ya go.
Very interesting. Thank you.
If you’re still vaping without nicotine, you might also be in jeopardy when the shipping ban occurs. However, it might be easier for you since you don’t use nicotine.
A silly thought just walked through my head.
“Government is banning vaping because they know it renders vapers resistant to covid.”
But that’s just crazy talk, right?
;-)