Re: been there done that
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You would think, Heath, that there would be some sort of messaging put out there that anybody that was sick during this time but was not tested should go for antibody testing when it is available to them. I mean this would provide some better numbers and stats on how this spread and the impact. It would also answer EEE's question about how many people had it and got through it with little actual impact on them.
If Mick, Peter, his wife, Julia and I all had it but came through with no trouble that probably is important to be added to the pile of stats they have. Obviously, people over 60 need to be very cautious and people like my mom, who has COPD, can't risk getting this. I've not seen my parents since February and I am not sure when I will be visiting them in person again at this point.
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'The only way to avoid getting crushed by absurdity, is to humbly include the absurd in our calculations.'
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You would think, Heath, that there would be some sort of messaging put out there that anybody that was sick during this time but was not tested should go for antibody testing when it is available to them. I mean this would provide some better numbers and stats on how this spread and the impact. It would also answer EEE's question about how many people had it and got through it with little actual impact on them.
If Mick, Peter, his wife, Julia and I all had it but came through with no trouble that probably is important to be added to the pile of stats they have. Obviously, people over 60 need to be very cautious and people like my mom, who has COPD, can't risk getting this. I've not seen my parents since February and I am not sure when I will be visiting them in person again at this point.
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'The only way to avoid getting crushed by absurdity, is to humbly include the absurd in our calculations.'
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