Here in UK deaths by any cause within 28 days of a positive Covid test is a “Covid death”. So, smoke for 70 years, drink like a fish, eat pies, get a positive Covid test, and then crash your hang-glider into a cliff and that is a Covid death. Even then, in October, Covid was only number 13 in causes of death. Flu was number 7. Take out serious co-morbidities (the underlying causes of death) and the total number of Britons under the age of 45 who have died so far of Covid is 41. Sadly, suicide (which was already at number 1 for cause of death for under 45s) has only increased. I’m not going conspiracy theory, but there is an Abeline Paradox happening here.
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This started out with a doubtful business venture post and MC goes all out on masks. I suggest you no longer refer to yourself as “in healthcare”. You who admit to giving yourself pneumonia with your CPAP. I don’t recall anyone saying the masks are total barriers against the virus especially when airborne. Political. Right. I suppose the surge in hospitalizations is all political too. A hoax. How hard is it to wear a damn mask? If it saves only a few thousand lives before the vaccine comes to the rescue, isn’t that well worth it? Yea. You are “in healthcare”. If I were your employer and I saw that post, I would fire you. |
Somehow I prefer to believe CBC Canada over the Tekton lover. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/marketplace-masks-test-1.5795481 |
Now we learned that having trouble breathing and being positive for SARS-CoV2 means a person does not have symptoms. It is just made-up BS. Even when you feel you are breathing under water. Wow, just wow. The long-term effects of COVID-19 on cognition are apparently way underappreciated. Which brings up another question. How does one acquire hydrochloroquine "just in case"? Isn't it prescription medication? Is it sold on street corners by shady people who supply shady buyers? |
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