One person in our parent company had it and passed away, but from my understanding he was undergoing chemo treatments at the time.
Throughout all of this, I’ve seen them blaming the virus for the deaths, but every case that honestly gave details always stated there was a precondition.
Which tells me that this virus is NOT deadly. However, like a common cold or flu or measles, chicken pox, etc... this virus can worsen a potential deadly condition that one already has.
Am I way off base here?
Because if I’m not, WHY on earth don’t we shut everything down period?
The human race has lived and died with every sickness ever known to man. Yet, they’re acting like THIS is the one that will cause the extinction of mankind. I believe it’s a bunch of nonsense. And VERY politically motivated.
I wonder if they mislabeled his death like lots of cities are doing.
21 deaths here in SD, one of them was my father.
This bothers me. It’s almost folks think it’s not that bad if it ONLY kills someone who MAY have died within the next 10 years anyways.
Of they were going through chemo then they were fighting to LIVE. And there may have been chance they could have lived a normal long life after chemo.
It just bothers me that we so flippant write off anyone who isn’t a perfect picture of health. My friend’s first cousin died and he’s 38ish with his only issue being high blood pressure. No other ailments. And I scratch my head and wonder why it’s so acceptable if it ONLY kills those who are in a challenging season of life healthwise.
That’s the attitude of the eugenics folks. Survival of the fittest and all that. Why have adopted that mantra?