I’m not trying to brag (that wouldn’t make sense) and I am sorry for those of you who lost people to this virus.
But in a family of well over a 100, not including extended family and friends and the people they know, I still don’t know ONE person who has had this thing.
Staten Island, ground zero.
Probably a number have had it with no symptoms.
We destroyed an entire economy over (in historical terms) a relatively innocuous virus.
Well it wasn’t. It destroyed the economy and let vote by mail happen to make the coup successful
In my company of about 1,000 people and their families numbering let’s say 3,000, we have had Covid close down several of our operations with many dozens of staff sick.
We have had three deaths FROM SUICIDE, NONE FROM COVID.
thats cool
I have had a lot of family members get it...one had to be hospitalized and had stroke when came out but none have died.
At first I used to say that until my cousin caught it and died. Now, our family friend Daniel caught it only to be placed on a respirator and he passed away last night after spending a month in the ICU. His wife caught it and was hospitalized just across the room from him but she is now home and recouperating plus their son also caught it but his is mild. Only the daughter escaped it but is now dealing with their father’s death.
My dad and his wife both had it. Wife with dementia only had a fever, my dad was sicker, but is recovering albeit it has been slower than he wanted. He will be 90 this week. His doc prescribed a zpac, and he takes vitamins. My son had a member of his unit who lost his father in law to this. My best friend and her husband had it. I know LOTS of people who have had it, and know of a few deaths. HS friend lost her husband last week, in his 60’s.
I still think that the treatment protocol has been royally screwed up. Zpac, HCQ, and D would be what I would demand if diagnosed.
Hubby and I take zinc, C, D, and Quercetin.
My best friend’s wife is a nurse with COVID patients, and several of her co-workers died from it. My uncle also had a neighbor who died from it after believing it didn’t even exist.
As for Staten Island, I’m guessing the residents told the virus “Fuhgeddaboudit,” and so the virus, realizing its quest was futile, went on its way.