A reason to be cautious

[Birdbuff]

Take this article which way you please.

https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/omicron-...ovid-1.5732653

I’ve preached caution before, but I’ll say it again. No point in looking to get sick on purpose. Some safety guidelines just make sense (n95, avoid large crowds, socially distance).

[impact]

And here is my answer to your suggestion.
You know, checks and balances....lol

https://rumble.com/vs7e1l-we-stand-w...r-freedom.html

[Birdbuff]

https://youtu.be/P17_Op2kOk4

Worth a look on potential long term effects on covid.

[impact]

https://youtu.be/P17_Op2kOk4

Worth a look on potential long term effects on covid.

So, to encapsulate in one line is that people with comorbidities are most at risk. Nothing new there year after year.

[MikePal]

So, to encapsulate in one line is that people with comorbidities are most at risk. Nothing new there year after year.

Especially things like 'common' pneumonia that circulates thru the old folks homes every year. Symptoms linger for years. My Dad had a real bad case of pneumonia (long before Covid) and carried it with him till his death about 8 yrs later.

Now they're calling it "Covid pneumonia", which sets in after they get the virus. Nothing new, just the labeling the cause.