Posted on 03/15/2020 9:01:59 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
A sequel to a movie that you didn’t want to see in the first place is one thing, like Ghost Rider 2 after Ghost Rider. A sequel to having a COVID-19 infection would be something completely different.
You may think that the one “positive” of testing positive for the COVID-19 causing coronavirus (SARS-CoV2) and surviving would be that you won’t get infected by that virus again. At least not during this pandemic. Ah, but is this assumption really true? Will you indeed be immune to the SARS-CoV2 after you’ve recovered from a COVID-19 infection? Some reports out of Japan and China seem to suggest otherwise.
For example, Daniel Leussink and Rocky Swift reported for Reuters about a female tour bus guide in Japan who tested positive for the virus after recovering from a COVID-19 infection. Here is a UNTV news report on the case:
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Does this case actually prove that re-infection with the virus is possible? Or was this just a mistake in the testing? Or did the person have a particularly weak immune system so that she couldn’t generate immunity? After all, one case can be an accident, an aberration, an anomaly, an aardvark in a sea of anemone.
Well, oops something like this happened again, according to a more recent NHK-World Japan report. This time it was a man in his 70’s, who first tested positive for SARS-CoV2 on February 14 while on a Diamond Princess cruise ship. After being transferred to a medical facility in Tokyo, he stayed there until testing negative for the virus. On March 2, he left the facility and traveled home via public transportation. However, the man eventually began feeling sick with a fever, which prompted him to go to a hospital on March 13.
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Ya and the Reds are most likely saying to themselves. “We got us something that will take down the USA without a shot being fired.”
They dont give a rip. They can lose 100 million people and hardly blink.
That is rational.
But maybe....Sum Ting Wong
No, you have it backwards. In an environment like this, you err on the side of caution. You don't have perfect information. You never will. If you wait for perfect information before taking action, you will be so far behind the curve you will never recover. You prepare for the worst case, and if you're wrong, then great!!!.
You certainly don't hide information just because you don't have 100% confidence it's a fact.
Censureship had a lot to do with how this mess got out of control in the first place.
Bigger question, WTF is up with WV?
[hope my 1 mile away proximity holds, too]
Even MORE, hope my genetic connection to WV holds even better.
I've heard a normal individual can get it up to 50x if they're not too old and die before it can repeatedly reemerge. Also I've heard one can develop chicken head syndrome and in some case victims can develop reptilian, scaly type skin with the affliction sustaining even after recovery. I think I saw a recovery victim in Walmart today. This lady had a real attitude with a slithering lizard like tongue.
If no one has told you this yet, you should not go around licking toads.
Or is Alaska still untouched by it?
I remember as a kid, one time I had a wart on my hand and always thought it was the gull darn bull frog I had. Btw, what is the difference between a frog and a toad?
Alaska has it.
Wow. West Virginia gets the prize! Good for you. Hope WV stays COVID-19-free. :-)
You can safely lick frogs?
:D
https://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-frog-and-vs-toad/
Warts are viruses.
Nothing to do with toads.
/Huck Finn, notwithstanding
I’m across the river in MD, barely a mile away but half of
my kin are WVians.
Hoping there’s something to that because I cannot afford to be sick or hospitalized.
Himself is useless at dog care.
:)
Just shows that standing six feet from a meth head prevents cv, or that they dont know how to read the test or that marrying your sister created a genetic resistance to CV. Did I miss any jokes? Wait... They built an immunity after getting the Byrd flu.
The people of WV are some of the kindest in the country.
So once you catch a cold, you won't get a cold again?
LOL!
A lot of great conservative patriots live in WV, too.
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