Europe cases at all time high
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I had it about 4 months ago. I realize there are cases like you speak of, but my experience was indeed mild. I had some strange lingering affects for about 4 weeks, like fatigue, occasional ocular pain, sense of smell returned after about 3 weeks. Today I’m 100% fine, as if it never happened. Not trying to downplay it, but I was healthy before and I feel healthy again now. I used to run 2-3 miles several times a week and I was able to run normally about 7-8 weeks from the initial infection.
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It's crazy mainstream media won't touch the topic of deaths being no where near what was forecast by faulty models.. Supposed huge case increases WITHOUT the associated death spikes. It's almost as if the media doesn't want the scariness of it all to end.
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https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries
The website doesn't place these death and case count graphs close enough together to easily see the two curves side by side, so I made a screen shot of the above shown graphs and placed them next to each other to achieve that. We hear about RISING CASES! throughout a region but strangely we aren't told about the DRAMATICALLY lower death rate compared to the initial rise in infections back in the spring. Things that make you go "hmmm..."
The website doesn't place these death and case count graphs close enough together to easily see the two curves side by side, so I made a screen shot of the above shown graphs and placed them next to each other to achieve that. We hear about RISING CASES! throughout a region but strangely we aren't told about the DRAMATICALLY lower death rate compared to the initial rise in infections back in the spring. Things that make you go "hmmm..."
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