D&D and the rising pandemic

[Dannyalcatraz]

Right but when a model is far off of every other model and that is the model that the government is using and advertising it is a bit worrisome I think.

 

[abirdcall]

Well this is it...we have both hit rock bottom and maximum terror.

Three family members charged in shooting death of security guard who told a customer to put on a face mask

Three family members have been charged in the killing of a security guard who told a customer at a Michigan Family Dollar store to wear a state-mandated face mask, officials said on Monday.

www.cnn.com

Oh and this too apparently.

Michigan man wipes nose on store worker after she asks him to wear a mask

A Michigan man was caught on video wiping his nose on a worker at a dollar store after she asked him to wear a mask.Click on Detroit obtained surveillance video of the incident, which occurred in a Dollar Tree store in Holly on Saturday at approximately 1:30 p.m."Here, I’ll use this as a mask,"...

www.rawstory.com

 

[Zardnaar]

Well this is it...we have both hit rock bottom and maximum terror.

Three family members charged in shooting death of security guard who told a customer to put on a face mask

Three family members have been charged in the killing of a security guard who told a customer at a Michigan Family Dollar store to wear a state-mandated face mask, officials said on Monday.

www.cnn.com

Oh and this too apparently.

Michigan man wipes nose on store worker after she asks him to wear a mask

A Michigan man was caught on video wiping his nose on a worker at a dollar store after she asked him to wear a mask.Click on Detroit obtained surveillance video of the incident, which occurred in a Dollar Tree store in Holly on Saturday at approximately 1:30 p.m."Here, I’ll use this as a mask,"...

www.rawstory.com

This is just the start. About a month ago the kicked in the door of a store and looted it in Mexico.

When did USA last have large scale rioting? 1992?

 

[Zardnaar]

Second day in a row 0 new cases. 0 deaths.

NZ homeless conditions. Eliminated in about a week.

Stuff

i.stuff.co.nz

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

More tales from the ER:

 

[Theo R Cwithin]

That is... brutal.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

"Recovery" is not "back to normal" either, I'm afraid:

Lingering and painful: the long and unclear road to coronavirus recovery

 

[Theo R Cwithin]

"Recovery" is not "back to normal" either, I'm afraid:

Lingering and painful: the long and unclear road to coronavirus recovery

Speaking of recovery, how are you, Fitz?
Did you ever get a definitive diagnosis? And have you gotten over your illness, whatever it was?

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Speaking of recovery, how are you, Fitz?
Did you ever get a definitive diagnosis? And have you gotten over your illness, whatever it was?

My experience was very similar like that article. I have been some-sort-of-sick for eight weeks now. Only the first 16 days included fever (day 10 might have been the worst, IIRC). By the time my Canadian province opened up testing to people who weren't hospitalized or connected to known cases, I tested negative. (That was two weeks ago, or six weeks after I first had a fever).

I'm waiting for them to open up antibody testing to find out if the first 16 day illness was covid or not. Seems likely - if it wasn't then I don't know what it was. At this point, I'm basically just clearing my throat on a regular basis (not quite coughig) clearing some goo. I have a sore chest, but my overall lung capacity doesn't seem too bad. I have headaches now-and-then. Every morning I think I might be better, but most evenings I feel worse again. I think There might be an overall trend toward getting better, but it's hard to tell. I speak to my doctor by phone regularly.

I'm pretty sick of being sick, if you'll forgive the bad joke.

 

[Theo R Cwithin]

My experience was very similar like that article. I have been some-sort-of-sick for eight weeks now. Only the first 16 days included fever (day 10 might have been the worst, IIRC). By the time my Canadian province opened up testing to people who weren't hospitalized or connected to known cases, I tested negative. (That was two weeks ago, or six weeks after I first had a fever).

I'm waiting for them to open up antibody testing to find out if the first 16 day illness was covid or not. Seems likely - if it wasn't then I don't know what it was. At this point, I'm basically just clearing my throat on a regular basis (not quite coughig) clearing some goo. I have a sore chest, but my overall lung capacity doesn't seem too bad. I have headaches now-and-then. Every morning I think I might be better, but most evenings I feel worse again. I think There might be an overall trend toward getting better, but it's hard to tell. I speak to my doctor by phone regularly.

I'm pretty sick of being sick, if you'll forgive the bad joke.

Ugh, still sick? That's rough, man... Yeah, it certainly sounds similar to what's in that article. It's a nasty bug by all accounts. I can well imagine you're 'sick of being sick.'
Be well!