10-15-2020, 09:37
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It was most definitely a bitch. I started experiencing symptoms on 6 July. The first few days were rather mild, then the bottom fell out. I experienced most of the same symptoms as Penn, except for the G.I. issues. I did have significant respiratory problems. I had to make three trips to the ER for difficulty breathing. My wife is an RN and had me using a nebulizer machine with albuterol, and some steroid I can't recall of the top of my head. I made three trips to the ER for difficulty breathing. I was given oxygen and IV Decadron which helped greatly. I also took Decadron tablets for ten days after my last ER visit. I did not test negative until 25 August . I continue to have a dry cough that I did not have prior .
Six of my immediate family members also contracted the virus at the same time. Our ages range from 55 (me) down to six months. My grandbaby had a fever, was irritable for two days, and then recovered. Four of my kids, each in their 20s, experienced fever, extreme fatigue, and G.I. issues; but no respiratory issues. All were symptom free within a week. My wife tested(nasal swabs) positive three times and never had the first symptom. We had another son, his girlfriend, and a boyfriend of one of our sick daughters, all in their 20's, help as care givers. None of them contracted the virus. Crazy illness.
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10-15-2020, 17:13
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Area Commander
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Originally Posted by Penn
Very Timid about what to eat.
Memory seems to be effected, temp/hope?
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Maybe BRAT? Bananas, Rice, Applesauce, and Toast. No COVID or any flu here but in the past this has worked for me. I have the toast dry. For some reason baked potatoes work for me as well.
Hope everyone is feeling better soon.
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10-15-2020, 19:04
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Area Commander
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Originally Posted by sg1987
It was most definitely a bitch.
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Holy Shiites, what a roller coaster. Thanks for sharing.
Wife has pre-history respiratory problems and does a regular duo-neb (Albuterol nebulizer in the AM). Those typically take a bit for one to see the effect, often "kickstarted" by patient taking another Rx afterward, as you mentioned the steroidal. In her case, she does her neb, followed by a specific inhaler. Now it's Spiriva that follows the nebulizer. Not an unusual regimen with someone on a nebulizer it seems.
Thing is, as a caregiver I have to be just as careful and not bring something home. But bottom line is that we haven't really taken precautions we wouldn't take if there was a serious flu season going on, including times where the little 2-legged Petri dishes have just had to stay away. Everyone still should be doing their own risk-assessment.
Disclaimer: I not Bac-si and don't play one for Life magazine but I do manage emotional distress when grandma needs a "kid fix."
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10-17-2020, 06:50
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Originally Posted by Penn
No, no appetite, I've lost 25/30 pounds. (needed)
Today, had Bacon and over easy eggs.
1. it stayed down
2. evaced the system 1 hr later.
My meds for HBP have not been affected.
Very Timid about what to eat.
Memory seems to be effected, temp/hope?
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Say Penn,
Were you doing anything as a Prophylactic before infection by any chance?? Vitamin D, HCQ, zinc??
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10-21-2020, 07:58
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EricV
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Were you doing anything as a Prophylactic before infection by any chance?? Vitamin D, HCQ, zinc??
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No, but one thought on the breathing and respiratory system. I took a Clartin D allergy pill every day for months prior and during the event. My lungs never clogged and my breathing what not in anyway difficult. Certainly not a remedy, but was beneficial. imo
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10-21-2020, 10:55
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Area Commander
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Originally Posted by Penn
EricV
No, but one thought on the breathing and respiratory system. I took a Clartin D allergy pill every day for months prior and during the event. My lungs never clogged and my breathing what not in anyway difficult. Certainly not a remedy, but was beneficial. imo
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That's a very interesting data point. I've pondered (but no deep-diving) as to whether some folks, even those older with factors that are de facto thought of as putting them at higher risk, have dodged a bullet because of one or another seemingly routine things they do RE their personal health. Example: As in your case, certainly lack of respiratory drama (for whatever reason) has to be a good thing, especially when your just trying to keep down bacon & eggs. As well, does someone who simply eats right or takes a multivitamin daily put a tick mark in their favor because of higher than the average-Joe Zinc intake?
The high church of medicine & public health still wants to inundate with shock-numbers, yet the dearth of specifics as to what's been found is almost criminal. If Big Org.Gov in cahoots with Big Pharma.Com can run belated studies that state with certainty that HCQ is no-good (and Remdesivir® mmm mmm good), they have the time to do the other kind of research as well.
Pardon slipping into George Carlin mode there...
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10-22-2020, 08:49
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This is not “science” or a “scientific study” this is what you get when “scientists” are still clueless about the transmission and virility of this virus.
Why not just come out and say it. It only takes one brief contact with an infected person or object or exposure to contaminated air (with any mask less than an N95 or bio-hazmat positive air system hood) to contract the virus and become infected too.
Science my ass!
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UPDATED 7:06 AM PT – Thursday, October 22, 2020
The Center for Disease Control has redefined what counts as “close contact” with a COVID-19 patient. The CDC released the updated guidelines on Wednesday, noting people should quarantine if they have multiple close encounters with an infected person amounting to 15 minutes in one day.
The update came after a Vermont prison employee caught COVID-19 from inmates after having a number of brief encounters with them, which amounted to 17 minutes.
CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield said the change falls in line with new scientific data.
“There is some recent data that has been determined that individuals who had a series of shorter contacts, but over time added up to more than 15 minutes, became infected,” he explained. “And clarifying that new science, that new data into our contact recommendations, is what you’re alluding to.”
Officials went on to stress the importance of social distancing and wearing masks whenever possible
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10-22-2020, 09:35
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Originally Posted by Old Dog New Trick
This is not “science” or a “scientific study” this is what you get when “scientists” are still clueless about the transmission and virility of this virus.
Why not just come out and say it. It only takes one brief contact with an infected person or object or exposure to contaminated air (with any mask less than an N95 or bio-hazmat positive air system hood) to contract the virus and become infected too.
Science my ass!
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UPDATED 7:06 AM PT – Thursday, October 22, 2020
The Center for Disease Control has redefined what counts as “close contact” with a COVID-19 patient. The CDC released the updated guidelines on Wednesday, noting people should quarantine if they have multiple close encounters with an infected person amounting to 15 minutes in one day.
The update came after a Vermont prison employee caught COVID-19 from inmates after having a number of brief encounters with them, which amounted to 17 minutes.
CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield said the change falls in line with new scientific data.
“There is some recent data that has been determined that individuals who had a series of shorter contacts, but over time added up to more than 15 minutes, became infected,” he explained. “And clarifying that new science, that new data into our contact recommendations, is what you’re alluding to.”
Officials went on to stress the importance of social distancing and wearing masks whenever possible
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The CDC has changed their minds so many times I don't even believe what they say anymore. It's more of a political organization than anything to do with the health of American citizens.
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10-22-2020, 10:46
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The CDC has changed their minds so many times I don't even believe what they say anymore. It's more of a political organization than anything to do with the health of American citizens.
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And x1000 for the World Health Organization.
The political types have infected every nook and cranny of society.
Political Kommissars seem to be embedded everywhere today - the pollution is palpable.
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10-22-2020, 10:48
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10-22-2020, 11:15
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It’s an interesting perspective. It would seem from their analysis that this election is paramount to the varying degrees of their success or failure models.
Of course we could just capitulate to China and give them control over our military and domestic security...like Canada seems to be doing.
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10-22-2020, 11:50
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Originally Posted by Old Dog New Trick
The CDC released the updated guidelines on Wednesday, noting people should quarantine if they have multiple close encounters with an infected person amounting to 15 minutes in one day.
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Well, shiver me timbers! COOL! Did they say which particular minute that is? I mean, maybe I should be having people take numbers like in the old butcher shop days and then discriminate against non-good numbers. Or is it that these people have some secret mark on their forehead that says "I'm a carrier" ?
Hot diggity dog I just knew someone in Government would get the real dope on this stuff.
Top. Men.
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11-02-2020, 20:11
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This should tell you everything!
CDC says you can go vote in person at polling locations...even if you are sick or in quarantine.
https://apple.news/ANsEVC1_kTem-U0Iq9OyMHA
This scare techniques from the CDC is a complete farce.
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11-02-2020, 21:25
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Originally Posted by Old Dog New Trick
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Juxtapose the above with the holiday gathering guidelines below, published by the SAME AGENCY:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019.../holidays.html
Seems like the 'danger' lies in the purpose of the activity, not the characteristics of the activity or those attending.
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11-08-2020, 07:19
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The Great Reset
Covid has been a great trial to see how much disruption people would tolerate of their social and societal norms.
As it turns out, quite a lot.
Banning of religious services, rationing of provisions, limits on travel, daily health screenings, banning of social gatherings, censorship
of alternative medical data, censorship of social communications, etc.
The pushback against any of this has been pretty minimal, both here and globally. I'd say it's been a massive success for the Globalist's actually.
Who benefits? The globalist neoliberal establishment. Everyone else gets scraps.
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