Covid- 19 - Second wave

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[TitoFan]

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We usually don’t say song video but hey, whatever you like mine of friend

[TitoFan]

We usually don’t say song video but hey, whatever you like mine of friend

I think you're intelligent enough to have gotten the gist.

You do say gist, don't you?

[Beanz]

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[Master]

My son's school year 11 have been told not to come in for 14 days as a pupil has been tested positive for the covid 19 virus. He only started back last week. His brother can still go. More people are getting it but there are less deaths. Could be another lock down soon.

[Primo Carnera]

My son's school year 11 have been told not to come in for 14 days as a pupil has been tested positive for the covid 19 virus. He only started back last week. His brother can still go. More people are getting it but there are less deaths. Could be another lock down soon.

There’ll only be another lockdown if the deaths figure rises, maybe to nearly 100 in a day.
If the cases carries on rising to 3000-4000 , but the deaths stay at 30 or below, the government will see that as a result. They’ll feel they’re building up some sort of immunity.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

My son's school year 11 have been told not to come in for 14 days as a pupil has been tested positive for the covid 19 virus. He only started back last week. His brother can still go. More people are getting it but there are less deaths. Could be another lock down soon.

Definitely will be another lockdown, here in the US as well. 60-90 days AFTER "recovering", from ‘brain fog’ to heart damage, from lesions in the orbital gyrus part of the brain to patients who still battle severe joint and muscle pain 90 days after already "recovering", COVID-19’s lingering problems alarm scientists at University College London (UCL) and Columbia University in New York City. Ongoing problems include crippling fatigue, a racing heartbeat, acute shortness of breath, achy joints, foggy thinking, a persistent loss of sense of smell and taste, and damage to the heart, lungs, kidneys, and brain.

“Everybody talks about a binary situation, you either get it mild and recover quickly, or you get really sick and wind up in the ICU or die,” says Akrami, the lead scientist, who says the majority of patients fall into neither category. Its propensity to cause widespread inflammation and blood clotting, could play a role in the assortment of concerns now surfacing. “We’re seeing a really complex group of ongoing symptoms,” says Rachael Evans, a pulmonologist at the University of Leicester. "Patients who recovered are experiencing sudden new symptoms 60 to 90 days later, including chronic leukemia and arterial disease."

the sheer breadth of complications linked to COVID-19 is mind-boggling. In late April, Akrami collaborated with Body Politic, a group of COVID-19 survivors, to survey more than 600 who still had symptoms after 2 weeks. She logged 62 different symptoms and is now readying the findings for publication and developing a second survey to capture longer term ailments. “Even though it’s one virus, it can cause all different kinds of diseases in people,” says Akiko Iwasaki, an immunologist at Yale University who is studying lingering effects on the immune system.

[SlimTrae]

"WELL WE HAVE THE MILITARY ALL LINED UP RIGHT NOW AND THEY WILL DELIVER IT IN A VERY POWERFUL MANNER."
--How the president will get vaccinations to the people.

[SlimTrae]

So if one refuses, then what?

[NoSavingByTheBell]

If its a hoax, why is Trump racing for a vaccine by Election Day? Hmmmmmm

I will not be taking shit vaccine. Ever.