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But WE cannot relax, as they'll just create the next bullshit Fake News on their list

That is why re-gaining control of the House is so important. If not, this bitch Pelosi and the rest will continue a non stop effort to once again impeach Trump (assuming he wins.)
 
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We could fertilize the Sahara with the amount of outright bullshit this hoax has generated.
 
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Now we're talking!




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Does anyone know about the accuracy of the antibody tests?

I had two antibody tests about a month apart.

The first came back positive. The second negative.




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I followed the thread early but not so much lately.

Have any members contracted it and post first hand experiences?

I contracted it this week symptoms began last night. I was tested and it was positive.

This virus is an ass kicker. Fever at 101.7 - 101.5 without tylenol. I am absolutely exhausted. This is easily as bad as the worse flu I have ever had.

I have never lost time before, I am so lethargic I drift off the sleep and drift back to consciousness without realizing I was sleeping. I look at the time and an hour passed, and I didn't realize it.


Anyone heard from GA Gator?


He hasn’t posted since June 9th .



Made it through it was rough for three weeks, 4th week was better. My stamina is much lower, I wa as exercising before I contracted and I tried late last week my lung capacity was really low.

I've never had anything like this, it's not like any flu I've had. I contracted it from work and was using hand sanitizer so frequently that I am pretty sure I inhaled it.


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Made it through it was rough for three weeks, 4th week was better. My stamina is much lower, I wa as exercising before I contracted and I tried late last week my lung capacity was really low.

I've never had anything like this, it's not like any flu I've had. I contracted it from work and was using hand sanitizer so frequently that I am pretty sure I inhaled it.


Four weeks huh?

You must be mistaken...as many experts here say its just like the regular flu...no need to worry. LOL

In all seriousness, I am glad you made it...many don't...rest up and get well.


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Does anyone know about the accuracy of the antibody tests?

I had two antibody tests about a month apart.
The first came back positive. The second negative.

That doesn't surprise me.
The antibodies have been found to disappear in a month or two.
Which makes a vaccine unlikely. It would be like a flu shot. You would have to get one every year, you might not have the right strain, and it would only last a couple of months?



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Glad to hear you made it through and hope that it is your only bout.
My best friend lost his brother a few days back. Retired AF and 62 years old, super condition as he was an ironman competitor. Went into the hospital for a joint replacement and got infected presumably during those 2 days. Showed symptoms a week later and died in the hospital after a 2.5 week stay.
Dude could afford the best treatment but it didn't save him.
For those thinking this is a hoax, his family doesn't think so. For those thinking this is just like the flu, what flu continues to peak during the hottest part of the summer?
Take care and take precautions.
 
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Retired AF and 62 years old, super condition as he was an ironman competitor. Went into the hospital for a joint replacement and got infected presumably during those 2 days. Showed symptoms a week later and died in the hospital after a 2.5 week stay.

Wow. Sorry to hear that...
GA Gator: Glad to hear you are doing better!



"Some things are apparent. Where government moves in, community retreats, civil society disintegrates and our ability to control our own destiny atrophies. The result is: families under siege; war in the streets; unapologetic expropriation of property; the precipitous decline of the rule of law; the rapid rise of corruption; the loss of civility and the triumph of deceit. The result is a debased, debauched culture which finds moral depravity entertaining and virtue contemptible."
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This morning my mother accompanied my stepfather to a local hospital for outpatient surgery. Decent regional hospital chain, neither bottom nor top end.

She was allowed to accompany him to his room, and stay in that room while he was in surgery and recovery, and was told she could take off her mask when she was alone in the room waiting for him.

Seems rather casual / not crazy. I was surprised.
 
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I had two antibody tests about a month apart.

The first came back positive. The second negative.

But funny enough both were reported as positive in the state numbers Wink
 
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For those thinking this is just like the flu, what flu continues to peak during the hottest part of the summer?


According to the article pasted earlier today, this is not like the flu. Rather, a "mundane cold". Roll Eyes
 
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Cooper here In NC just extended his Safer at Home Executive Decree three weeks past the original expiration date of July 17. I’m not even sure what that entails anymore, but I think bars and fitness centers won’t be re-opening any time soon.
 
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Which makes a vaccine unlikely. It would be like a flu shot. You would have to get one every year, you might not have the right strain...


The nature of the corona virus makes it less likely to naturally change, requiring 'new, updated' vaccines every year, as happens with flu viruses.

Of course, we are not convinced that the Cov-19 occurred naturally. It was likely engineered.


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It was likely engineered.


Same with the platypus. No way a platypus just occurred naturally. They have venom even.
 
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It was likely engineered.


Same with the platypus. No way a platypus just occurred naturally. They have venom even.


First the COVID. Next the super bees. Now venomous platypusses (platypii?). We're doomed!




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I found the vaccine. Friend was kind enough to share a couple. The way it tastes I'm sure it would kill the virus! Eek



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Next the super bees.

No, no. They're "murder hornets" that kill bees. Smile



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That's right.

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