debeda wrote:
Yes, I have. Deaths from "common" causes are all way down for the period from March 1, 2020.
I do not believe, nor have I observed, nor have any of the many people I talk to from many states observed, any of the mismanagement, crowded hospitals or widespread illness that this "second wave" is supposed to be generating. When you talk to hospital nurses, they do not experience that either, and they would be the ones to know. From all of the data (from both sides) and all the first hand observations, a picture emerges of a gross overreaction to this flu strain. Yes, the flu strain has some components of an autoimmune disease (and I'd like to know how that happened) which is why therapeutics like remsidivir (developed for AIDS), and hydrochloroquine (widely used for lupus and RA) are effective. But say what you like, something is rotten in Denmark with this "p******c".
Yes, I have. Deaths from "common" causes... (
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In Oregon I have a friend who is a nurse... And my cousin was a nurse just over the border from thunder Bay until May this year...
Both tell a different story...
Even my pepper cousin in Spokane (she's an oncologist) doesn't think this is a h**x...
Autoimmune diseases aren't caused by v***ses or bacteria... But by our own i****e s****ms.. Nor are they contagious... I doubt that c***d could have a component that could trigger such a response...