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01-19-2021, 09:51 AM
#171
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Originally Posted by wrxpilot
Are you for real? You’re either a moron or trolling. I have family that work in healthcare, and they’re going through a nightmare due to people like you. Selfish idiot.
Except for all the other times, like most recently in 2018.
https://time.com/5107984/hospitals-h...-flu-patients/
01-19-2021, 10:28 AM
#172
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Originally Posted by wrxpilot
Are you for real? You’re either a moron or trolling. I have family that work in healthcare, and they’re going through a nightmare due to people like you. Selfish idiot.
01-19-2021, 10:37 AM
#173
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Originally Posted by CX500T
2003, we had a HM mixing ANTHRAX and yellow fever, shaking them up, and injecting a best guess of the mix because he didn't bring enough needles to do everyone that day.
Military medicine upholding it's traditions.
01-23-2021, 10:33 AM
#177
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Day 9 for me today. No more fever or aches but still the cough. When I take a deep breath it’s like breathing in cold winter air and it triggers a cough. Finishing up a Z-pack today and prednisone within two more days. It’s a weird situation.
01-23-2021, 05:12 PM
#178
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Originally Posted by at6d
Day 9 for me today. No more fever or aches but still the cough. When I take a deep breath it’s like breathing in cold winter air and it triggers a cough. Finishing up a Z-pack today and prednisone within two more days. It’s a weird situation.
I feel for you.
Day 18. Only two coughing fits today. One this morning when I first got up. One kind of mid-afternoon. The inhaler helps but has a side effect of insomnia. Been getting outside to get a little exercise but the cold air definitely causes coughs and that tickling feeling in my lungs.
Feels like i'm about 95% back to normal. Gimme the vaccine. Never want to have this again.
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01-23-2021, 09:30 PM
#179
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Originally Posted by ZapBrannigan
I feel for you.
Day 18. Only two coughing fits today. One this morning when I first got up. One kind of mid-afternoon. The inhaler helps but has a side effect of insomnia. Been getting outside to get a little exercise but the cold air definitely causes coughs and that tickling feeling in my lungs.
Feels like i'm about 95% back to normal. Gimme the vaccine. Never want to have this again.
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Day 18. Only two coughing fits today. One this morning when I first got up. One kind of mid-afternoon. The inhaler helps but has a side effect of insomnia. Been getting outside to get a little exercise but the cold air definitely causes coughs and that tickling feeling in my lungs.
Feels like i'm about 95% back to normal. Gimme the vaccine. Never want to have this again.
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I posted a study on another thread that followed 43,000 confirmed cases for 35 weeks after recovery. Bottom line is, you will now be immune for a considerable period of time. At least six months and likely longer.
Taxing your body with a vaccine right after fighting off a fairly serious challenge to your immune system would be a poor choice in my opinion. Get well, rebuild your immune system, and be patient. My free advice and probably worth every penny you paid for it.
01-23-2021, 09:37 PM
#180
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Originally Posted by GeeWizDriver
Glad you are feeling better but I would urge you to wait.
I posted a study on another thread that followed 43,000 confirmed cases for 35 weeks after recovery. Bottom line is, you will now be immune for a considerable period of time. At least six months and likely longer.
Taxing your body with a vaccine right after fighting off a fairly serious challenge to your immune system would be a poor choice in my opinion. Get well, rebuild your immune system, and be patient. My free advice and probably worth every penny you paid for it.
I posted a study on another thread that followed 43,000 confirmed cases for 35 weeks after recovery. Bottom line is, you will now be immune for a considerable period of time. At least six months and likely longer.
Taxing your body with a vaccine right after fighting off a fairly serious challenge to your immune system would be a poor choice in my opinion. Get well, rebuild your immune system, and be patient. My free advice and probably worth every penny you paid for it.
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