...And it is not good if you are one of the ones that don’t die but survive the bad version of Covid. A friend was in intensive care for 8 weeks and now in a nursing home for two months. He was excited to finally be able to get into a wheel chair.
I’m in this category.
January, my lungs were clear.
Hospitalized in both February and March with COVID-19 symptoms.
April, diagnosed with COPD and scarred lungs.
August, diagnosed with emphysema. I have an 80% chance of surviving the next 4 years.
Meanwhile, I am in my mid-50s with a freshman in high school. If I am lucky, I will be around for graduation.
F Fauci, Gates, and China.
Yes. I also know several people that fought covid in the hospital for weeks and now many months later are suffering from damage. Lungs, heart, kidneys, nerves, etc. About half were otherwise healthy and not senior citizens.
The survival rate of 99%+ does not give the full picture of damage from this disease. Many more people will end up with lifelong complications than die.
It is not like the flu or cold. It is like a vascular disease that can damage any organ in the body if your DNA is vulnerable to it. Contracting the virus is like russian roulette and never know what will happen.