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Capt. Eddie
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Has anyone seen anything CONCRETE as to whether surviving this produces immunity?
marsh
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You might have immunity to the virus you had, but not to whatever the virus has mutated into. My best guess so far, anyway.
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(Not the Gadsden Flag - the Chinese version)
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(Not the Gadsden Flag - the Chinese version)
With respect, having been following closely, I haven't seen much of anything I would consider concrete about any of it. That said, being a coronavirus, I will be operating under the assumption of it does not give immunity. If not immediately then eventually
Excerpt from the CDC report a few posts above:
[Negative test does not quarantee 100% disease free. Infection might be new in person's body and is not picked up by test yet.]
I am beyond shocked that they admitted this! Each announcement of tests being negative actually makes me more nervous, since it’s been proven that people will the virus sometimes test negative. It probably makes them more likely to resume their normal activities.
[Negative test does not quarantee 100% disease free. Infection might be new in person's body and is not picked up by test yet.]
I am beyond shocked that they admitted this! Each announcement of tests being negative actually makes me more nervous, since it’s been proven that people will the virus sometimes test negative. It probably makes them more likely to resume their normal activities.
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mzkitty
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Translation under 9H above:
This is God's operation again
This is a serious illegal act!
Ca n’t live without water after all. Is this what I want them to do on the street to find food? Still want to starve them?
Did these officials grow up eating shit? Although you didn't choose me, please use your brain to think about the problem.
(I can't copy and translate the actual document)
marsh
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The Chinese villages attempting to self quarantine
Seeker22
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Well, Ol' Scratch started out as an Angel. I'll factor that in accordingly.
Africa could explode in cases imported by Chinese nationals returning after the Lunar New Year to their extensive business investments throughout the continent.
Friend working gold claim, about 10 yrs ago, in Liberia in West Africa, said that when business took him to the capitol city of Monrovia he'd always hear more Chinese spoken on the streets than any other, including the native tongues.
BTW, too, China has more embassies and consulates all around the world than the USA has.
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Latest data on the #coronavirus outbreak in #China, as of Feb. 3: - 20,438 confirmed cases on Chinese mainland, another 15 in HK, 8 in Macao and 10 in Taiwan - 425 deaths - 632 discharged from hospital - 23,214 suspected cases
Latest data on the #coronavirus outbreak in #China, as of Feb. 3: - 20,438 confirmed cases on Chinese mainland, another 15 in HK, 8 in Macao and 10 in Taiwan - 425 deaths - 632 discharged from hospital - 23,214 suspected cases
raven
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And yet, I have yet to see a first hand "I got the Kung Flu, gonna die, so I am gonna post every hour until the end".
They must be quarantining patient's internet and cell service as well.
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And yet, I have yet to see a first hand "I got the Kung Flu, gonna die, so I am gonna post every hour until the end".
They must be quarantining patient's internet and cell service as well.
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I cannot vouch for the info, but here is a link:
People can get the coronavirus more than once, experts warn — recovering does not necessarily make you immune
People who have gotten the coronavirus before could still get it again. This happened to a tour guide in Japan.
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raven
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Quarantine is great!!
I wonder if anyone has checked to see if this guy is a crisis actor
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Texican
Live Free & Die Free.... God Freedom Country....
As patient that was released redeveloped the WuFlu. Happened during the Spanish flu....
Lies and more lies from China about the pandemic....
Feces have the virus.... Are the medicals testing the feces before releasing patients????
There is so much not known about this virus that quarantine will not stop it until more is known....
Texican....
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Seeker22
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You might have immunity to the virus you had, but not to whatever the virus has mutated into. My best guess so far, anyway.
-- https://westernrifleshooters.files.wordpress.com/2020/02/1580537391555.jpg
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Pete's funnies are going to be the death of me way before nCov gets ahold of me. Funee! Gonna laugh myself to death.
Your statement is spot on.
Tristan
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Ainitfunny, that's incredible! I have seen some troubling vids, but haven't seen that yet!
Where are those videos? They should be saved for evidence.
marsh
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United States COVID-19 - 6,446,933 cases, 193,070 deaths?as of September 12, 2020 at 11:40 am EST - FluTrackers News and Information
United States COVID-19 - 6,446,933 cases, 193,070 deaths?as of September 12, 2020 at 11:40 am EST
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Updated February 3, 2020
CDC is closely monitoring an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a novel (new) coronavirus named 2019-nCoV. The outbreak first started in Wuhan, China, but cases have been identified in a growing number of other international locations, including the United States. CDC will update the following U.S. map each week day. Information regarding the number of people under investigation will be updated regularly on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
People Under Investigation (PUI) in the United States*†
As of 2/3/2020
Positive 11
Negative 167
Pending§ 82
Total 260
*Cumulative since January 21, 2020.
† Numbers closed out at 7 p.m. the night before reporting.
§Includes specimens received and awaiting testing, as well as specimens in route to CDC.
Number of states with PUI: 36
States with confirmed 2019-nCoV cases
Related Pages
- Confirmed 2019-nCoV Cases Global Map
- About 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)
- Information for Healthcare Professionals
- Guidance for Travelers
Tristan
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Regarding her analysis of the problem being in China, I suppose we'll find out soon enough. There are different strategies in dealing with uncertainty, and her approach is used by many, usually successfully. Maybe she's right, too. Hopefully, our medical system will get a handle on this and it'll be stopped cold in it's tracks.
We'll find out in the next few weeks.
bw
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Once the medical establishment gets the memo on how to report these things, it will all look better and better. Ok, maybe I'm getting cynical.
marsh
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Coronavirus Outbreak: Interview with Anthony Fauci, National Institute of Health. 2/3/2020
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Ping Jockey
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Just finger thinking here:
Curious as to whether or not the early flu season cases worldwide, that were actually counted as flu, were in fact this Coronavirus. Nothing was really known about, or attention paid to the spread of this virus until China began panic locking everything down in Wuhan.
We really don’t know what’s to come of this, none of us do. All we can do is prep and pray.
Curious as to whether or not the early flu season cases worldwide, that were actually counted as flu, were in fact this Coronavirus. Nothing was really known about, or attention paid to the spread of this virus until China began panic locking everything down in Wuhan.
We really don’t know what’s to come of this, none of us do. All we can do is prep and pray.
mzkitty
I give up.
I posted a video a page or so back about the cops going to people's houses telling them not to post on social media about the Coronavirus. Go look at it.
bw
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IMO typical surgical masks are designed to protect the patient from the spittle of the wearer, when the caregiver is talking with the patient. They have no value in protecting the caregiver from the microbes wafting off of the patient. So "useless" depends on which side of the equation you're looking at. Surgical masks are GREAT, they just aren't there to protect the wearer.
So now we see all these people wearing them, thinking that's a good thing because that's what doctors do. PERHAPS they are wearing a mask that acts to filter incoming stuff in the air. Depends on the mask. But wearing a mask - monkey see; monkey do - is useless if you aren't wearing the one that applies to the risk you are trying to mitigate. My 2p.
China wants people to wear them because China wants people to stop broadcasting germs. China's goal here has nothing to do with protecting the wearer.
mzkitty
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raven
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yes dear, did you not notice that I quoted your post?
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Ragnarok
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Depends. Mostly it depends upon the state of the healthcare system when you go, the number of effected patients, etc.
Generally, You will feel like you have the flu. Body aches, cough, fever. This will go on for a few days. Early on, most will go to an ER, clinic, urgent care for influenza testing to rule it out. Negative influenza testing will probably result in you being given written instructions to check your temp, self quarantine at home, and CALL if you are worse.
Hospitals, and ICUs in particular, will fill up quickly with the serious/critical patients. I believe that you will see healthare delivery taken over by CDC and state agencies if it gets to this point. IF pharmaceuticals and supplies last (probably 2-3 months worth in the pipeline, at best) they will keep this model. After supplies run out or the patient load becomes overwhelming you then have to start making harder decisions.
What does that look like? Likely Homeland and the Military will have a number of quarantine centers that are set up for seriously ill (but not requiring vents or ICU level care). These may be in structures, tents, etc. near the medical centers. This will offload as much patient volume as possible. Those who continue to worsen will probably be looking at palliative care. The military will handle corpse disposal most likely.
I'm assuming that is what you mean by hitting with a vengeance. Ultimately, I believe the healthcare system will use every possible opportunity to help as many people for as long as possible. After that, there isn't much anyone can do.
bw
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Being thrown into a hole with a mass of strangers, unknown infections, no personal safety, at the mercy of the biggest dog in the pen. Yeah, even without the novel virus that would be a sub-optimal way to configure my future.
mzkitty
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- Feb. 3, 2020Updated 5:37 p.m. ET
- BEIJING — The Apple stores were among the busiest places still open in Beijing after the coronavirus outbreak, though employees forbade customers to try the watches or AirPods.
Some people ventured in out of necessity, as ever. “My laptop is broken,” one woman said. For others they provided a rare communal gathering space, a break from the isolation, anxiety and fear that have settled on the city of 23 million ever since the epidemic began to emanate from central China.
Now the stores have closed, along with theaters, museums, cinemas, temples, barbers, hair salons, karaoke bars, and most other shops and restaurants. The Forbidden City has shut down “until further notice,” as has a popular section of the Great Wall in the breezy, wintry hills to the northeast, far from urban congestion.
Beijing is not under a strict, government-ordered lockdown, like that in Wuhan and other cities at the center of the epidemic. It has, however, imposed restrictions on practically every aspect of life since declaring “the highest level of public health emergency” on Jan. 24.
Fliers from the Beijing government have been posted on shop windows and apartment buildings, urging everyone to take necessary precautions. Residents were encouraged to avoid “crowded places or public gatherings” — though most of those, including festivals celebrating the lunar new year, were canceled anyway.
Many stores and shopping centers have set up temperature checks for anyone entering. Some, including the Yves Saint Laurent in the upscale Sanlitun shopping district, have posted signs refusing entry to anyone not wearing a mask.
Suspicion has become its own contagion. “Stay there,” warned one man playing badminton with his daughter in Chaoyang Park, both wearing masks. “Don’t get close to us.”
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Beijing in the Time of Coronavirus: No Traffic, Empty Parks and Fear (Published 2020)
The Chinese capital, like other cities far from the epidemic’s center, has imposed restrictions and shut down public spaces, straining the ties that bind society.
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marsh
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These are the 2 guys who had the video about the Chinese wet markets. The main speaker was a trainer in English, medical terminology and medical etiquette in China. I believe his wife is a physician. He has several doctor friends in China and is presenting his "insider" backgrounder and current information. (After watching it a while, I think it has been previously posted)
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TheSearcher
Are you sure about that?
"Latest data on the #coronavirus outbreak in #China, as of Feb. 3: - 20,438 confirmed cases on Chinese mainland, another 15 in HK, 8 in Macao and 10 in Taiwan - 425 deaths - 632 discharged from hospital - 23,214 suspected cases "
Looks like the Discharge/Death ratio shows some improvement, for the moment anyway...
Looks like the Discharge/Death ratio shows some improvement, for the moment anyway...