I got the Covid

[5030]

You heard about the constipated mathematician? he worked it out with his pencil............:laughing:

 

[rswyan]

Anyone else see a contradiction when comparing graphs of face mask usage and graphs of Covid cases ?...both have spiked in recent months...

When considering a number of other factors, no.

 

[kenmac]

That word does not mean what you (apparently) think it means ...

it means exactly what I know it means.. Obviously, you have issues understanding the statement provided from the CDC page

 

[rswyan]

it means exactly what I know it means.. Obviously, you have issues understanding the statement provided from the CDC page

The full context would be to provide the CDC page it appeared on.

You didn't do that.

 

[lilranch2001]

WOW!
We now all now know that Kenmac has been defined as..... IGNORANT !!

I am still looking for above referenced pic........

 

[lilranch2001]

This has turned into a rerun of the threads Corona virus #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, and #11 which were all closed for some of the same things that are being repeated here. I think that the moderators are going out of their way trying to keep this thread open because of its original intent.

One mod has inserted his own personal bias, so why should the other members refrain?

 

[crashz]

I scanned through the last few pages not seeing an update on Eddie. I hope you and your wife are doing well.

I'm pretty sure I had COVID in Feb, but at the time my doctor would not test for it and I did not have the flu (tested for that). Besides a strong flu like reaction for 3 days, I had general weakness and loss of taste/smell for about a week. I've felt fine since, but I get absolutely worn out after a days hard labor, even 10 months later. I mean fever, chills, need to go to bed right away and sleep for 12 hours worn out. I'm 45, more than a bit overweight, but generally can work hard. This is new ground for me. The wife never saw any symptoms, but a month later was hospitalized with extreme anxiety. I have no proof or science to back me up, but I do believe that extreme mental issues are being caused by COVID. Just a gut feeling and observation of a few people I know (mainly my wife).

 

[fried1765]

Anyone else see a contradiction when comparing graphs of face mask usage and graphs of Covid cases ?...both have spiked in recent months...

An excellent point!
I doubt that many have seen the comparison.
Very informative!

 

[fried1765]

I'm not going to elaborate why we got tested as it's no one's business on here anyway but suffice to say it wasn't at a drive up test facility, was in a hospital setting with qualified (and clean as in sanitized personnel).

Only takes maybe 30 seconds and it's totally painless, just makes you want to sneeze. Not a big deal at all.

You must have had a very different test than mine!
EXCEPTIONALLY uncomfortable!!

 

[ruffdog]

Health care professionals question vaccine roll-out:

Health Care Workers Describe Chaos, Anger For Hospital COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout : NPR

 

[Jstpssng]

I scanned through the last few pages not seeing an update on Eddie. I hope you and your wife are doing well.

I'm pretty sure I had COVID in Feb, but at the time my doctor would not test for it and I did not have the flu (tested for that). Besides a strong flu like reaction for 3 days, I had general weakness and loss of taste/smell for about a week. I've felt fine since, but I get absolutely worn out after a days hard labor, even 10 months later. I mean fever, chills, need to go to bed right away and sleep for 12 hours worn out. I'm 45, more than a bit overweight, but generally can work hard. This is new ground for me. The wife never saw any symptoms, but a month later was hospitalized with extreme anxiety. I have no proof or science to back me up, but I do believe that extreme mental issues are being caused by COVID. Just a gut feeling and observation of a few people I know (mainly my wife).

This has turned into a rerun of the threads Corona virus #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, and #11 which were all closed for some of the same things that are being repeated here. I think that the moderators are going out of their way trying to keep this thread open because of its original intent.

I noticed that also. I read all of today's posts here to see if he'd given an update... then went to his profile. Eddie hasn't replied to the thread since yesterday, although he did make a couple of posts this AM. He never was much to get into the "he says, she says" discussions, and most likely won't reply here again.

 

[dodge man]

I’m pretty sure this thread ran its course several pages back. I skip all the posts and just look for a post from Eddie hoping to hear they are doing better.

 

[Jstpssng]

I’m pretty sure this thread ran its course several pages back. I skip all the posts and just look for a post from Eddie hoping to hear they are doing better.

Just go to the first post, click on his name, then; "view forum posts".

 

[/pine]

Just go to the first post, click on his name, then; "view forum posts".

Or for a particular thread...from an index page (like "Today's Posts")...click on the number after the word "replies"...then on the right hand side click the number after the word "posts"...

 

[tallyho8]

One mod has inserted his own personal bias, so why should the other members refrain?

Because Eddie didn't start this thread to hear people rehash all the same bull that closed down the previous threads. Why can't those who wish to argue the subject open their own threads to discuss the subject until it gets closed instead of bringing another thread off topic to get it closed.

 

[lilranch2001]

Seems to me, lots of people like to speak for Eddie.....

 

[TractorGuy]

Glad to hear you and wife are feeling better!

 

[ovrszd]

Because Eddie didn't start this thread to hear people rehash all the same bull that closed down the previous threads. Why can't those who wish to argue the subject open their own threads to discuss the subject until it gets closed instead of bringing another thread off topic to get it closed.

A moderator should never feed an argument. Moss allows himself to participate. Thread survives as long as he accepts the opposing opinions. When he no longer does the thread gets locked.

Eddie knew how this thread would go. I'm still glad he started it. Several members that have been thru Covid have participated. I believe that was the intent.

Maybe if our Moderator didn't throw gas on the argument fires we would still be talking to those members.

 

[Steppenwolfe]

Let's all pray for Eddie and his quick recovery, but this thread is DOA... :confused3:

 

[ovrszd]

This thread is just as alive as it was the first day.