Posted on 09/09/2022 11:02:43 AM PDT by refreshed
The following is for informational purposes only. Take it with a grain of salt. You are reading it on the internet after all. Also, I wanted to document it, so I thought this would be as good a place as any.
There seems to be another Covid-like disease going around our area. I just spent almost a week in the hospital with a toddler family member and now I have it. Rhinovirus is what they are calling it. One nurse called it “rhinorona.” This one seems to affect children the hardest. I predict shutdowns after the election and another non-vaccine “vaccine” waiting in the wings. “It’s for the children.”
Symptoms include everything. It is different every day.
Day 1: Sore throat. Day 2: Sore throat, fatigue, fever, SPO2 on a home monitor of 89-90. Day 3: Sore throat, fatigue, fever, dry cough, SPO2 87-90. Day 4: Severe sinus pain, almost searing, in the forehead, migrating down to lower jaw pain by the end of the day. Accompanied by swelling of the gums. Dry cough. SPO2 87-92 Day 5: Woke up this morning with a productive cough and no sinus pain but still lots of fatigue. Still low o2. Hopefully almost done.
I have not been tested for Covid, but everyone that has that I know has tested negative repeatedly. Toddler tested positive for rhinovirus/enterovirus but also had a severe infection requiring hospitalization and IV antibiotics.
Yeah, it’s funny to me that in 2020 and 2021 every single cold-like illness was considered to be CoVid. Everything else was non-existent. The PTB determined that CoVid was the only thing that could make people sick. Thanks, Fauci, you dumb@ss.
Maybe on her it does, vinegar has acetic acid. It never worked for me. The one thing I discovered that does help with acid reflux is eating a banana. Even though I take two prescribed acid reflux pills a day, a half-hour before meals, there are times when something I ate for supper will decide to remind me much later, that I ate it. If I burp, and I notice an acidy taste, I'll eat a banana, and that will stop it from getting any worse. I also had my gall bladder removed back in 2015, and that causes issues, because the bile that was stored in it, ends up in your stomach. I only eat twice a day, and I eat very little. My digestive system seems to be pretty slow. I can eat something at 6 or 7 p.m., and wake up at 5 in the morning, and still be tasting it when I burp. I don't think that's normal, and will be discussing it when I head to the Gastroenterologist's office later this month.
Enterovirus
Disease or Condition of the Week
https://www.cdc.gov/dotw/enteroviruses/index.html
Bovine Excrement, or BS in more succint terms.
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