I have two close friends that have had it...one who is an older female in her 60s and one who is my age. Both were in good physical shape and didn't have any other conditions that I know of. Female self quarantined at home and recovered and the male was hospitalized and wound up on a vent for a several weeks. He pulled through but it did a number on him. He has a long recovery ahead.
I have a couple of people on my Insta from NYC.. They are directly impacted. Immediate circle type .
Fred the Godson is beloved in NYC.. watching his decline was crazy.. He's out and about, then a couple days later he posts a pic with an oxygen mask saying they diagnosed him with the "CORVUS" lol.. A week later he posted for prayers, and a few days later the rap community confirmed he was dead.
^ this is a straight up rapper from East Texas.
Let's hope he pulls thru man.
Oh . Thank God. I thought it was your mom. But it's hard to tell without a in her mouth.
No, you keep fantasizing that but she's in an urn. Which you tried to phuck.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1348820/Burglars-snort-ashes-man-2-dogs-mistaking-cocaine.html
Are you out of prison yet?
SFS/CTOA was pinked for a long time for a reason. He's arguably weirder than Avante was before he died.
TheGreatYacht
Kind of funny how all these chumpettes have friends and family that got it (and even died from it).
Non chumpettes not crying though.
Derp thinks death from covid is kind of funny.
I think you should search your soul if you still have one, you little beta boy.
You're re ed, re .
They were gonna die regardless because of pre-existing conditions. That or they got murdered. And if it's the latter then shame on the family members who allowed the hospital to test and put the decreased family members on ventilators.
The ones that did die, perhaps.
But a lot of these es are ends justify the means people and are just straight-up making up.
TheGreatYacht
If the Chumpettes somehow aren't largely lying, we could see why it's affecting them more.
Soy boys more at risk.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...-COVID-19.html
This article will scare Chumpettes if he reads itTheGreatYacht
If the Chumpettes somehow aren't largely lying, we could see why it's affecting them more.
Soy boys more at risk.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...-COVID-19.html
When you asked this question.. it really did get me thinking. I knew the virus was real of course, but had to put in perspective the odds of catching it and live life accordingly.. Well, my good friend is now in critical condition here in SA with COVID-19. ing sucks.
Sad to hear man. With the way it's exploding now a lot of us are going to have similar stories to either your's or your friend's in the next month or two most likely. Nothing you can really do but be careful when you can and hope you're one of the 30% to 40% of the population who doesn't get the virus within the next year I guess (assuming there is no vaccine). Or hope it doesn't get you and those you love too badly if it does.
Thanks bro, and same to you. Same to all of you in the Spurstalk family..
NISD just sent out a survey to gauge where parents are as far as sending their kids back to school.. The shocking part of this virus surge is all this is happening without the kids in school sharing the virus and bringing it home to their families.. There's no way in my kids are going back to on campus learning, that . Since school has been closed, not a single member of my family of 5 has got sick.. This is going from one us being sick like 1-2 times a month before hit the fan.. It's 100% apparent where all my sicknesses were coming from.
A lot of people gloss over this. They want to point to the fact that kids seem to do well with Covid (other than the occasional Kawasaki Disease case), but ignore that every school will essentially become vectors for the disease . You can mitigate it as much as possible, but there are far too many kids to prevent the inevitable spread.
I'd like for my kids to return to the classroom, because they get more from that and the social interaction than they do looking at a computer screen. But schools need to come up with some creative scheduling or something. The elementary school my younger kids go to is packed as , and they were still throwing up more portables before hit the fan. I don't see a way for every kid to go to campus all day, every day. And having younger kids wear masks all day is unrealistic.
Maybe schools can have a rotating schedule where kids alternate, showing up every other day while maintaining some sort of online curriculum on days they're home? Just something off of the top of my head. I'm sure that would create plenty of concerns on it's own.
The rotating schedules I have seen proposed are more like two weeks on, two weeks off that way the kids who pick up isolate for 14 days. But those only really work well to slow spread if everyone in the house is on the exact same two week on, two week off rotating schedule.
Yeah a whole fourteen days seems silly as this situation changes from day to day.
And few families can just stay at home for two weeks at a time. People have to work.
I was reading an article a couple of months ago arguing splitting American households into two groups (with every member of a given household in the same group) and then having Group A and Group B alternate between going to work,school,etc vs isolation every two weeks would drop our R_0 < 1, which would eventually kill off the pandemic in our borders. But we'd have to allow no one in through our border period (fat chance) until having a vaccine (and who knows if that'll ever come and when if it does) and hard to see 50 states signing off on that. I think it was in the NY Times.
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