Finally got covid...

[CheapBloke]

Had covid few times in the past.

That Rem w/es treatment cost a grip. Ivermectin is a buncha secret steps no one wants to share except a source doc online.

So what does an unvaccinated no medicine/insurance covid positive person do?

Treat it like a cold before 2019 and covid just drifted away in the wind...

I guarantee I ain't the only one either.



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[five.five-six]

The stats today are relative. Many of the unvaxxed have already caught it and lost the battle.

Statistically the “unvaxed deaths” are insignificant to your argument. 2M out of 350M Americans represents roughly 0.5%

All the purebloods dying during the “winters of death” have a negligible impact on current statistics.

That’s math and science for ya.

[Palmaris]

F...k logic, my mother in law pass away after she was injected some scam genetically modified crap. I do not even see any kind of parallel between your seat belt and pseudo vaxx.

[Palmaris]

Nailed!

[OlderThanDirt]

I am not sure why you stick ear thermometer in your rectal. Can you explain please. But I guess I have to count on your experience-will be interesting to hear first hand story. I still will use mine as intended-in ear.

You had a clearly false temperature reading, so either the thermometer is defective or it was used incorrectly.

[sigfan91]

My grandmother smoked for 70 years of her life. She passed away at 97, old age, not lung issues.

My dad never smoked. He passed away from lung problems.

Therefore, by your logic, smoking is good for lungs.

[JamesH]

Close to it. 105 is organ damage area, followed by death. 109 is past dead.

Pshhh! I had a fever of 105 for a day and I donut suffer form dain bamage!

[bigbossman]

My grandmother smoked for 70 years of her life. She passed away at 97, old age, not lung issues.

My dad never smoked. He passed away from lung problems.

Therefore, by your logic, smoking is good for lungs.

Makes perfect sense.

[Palmaris]

You had a clearly false temperature reading, so either the thermometer is defective or it was used incorrectly.

I am not ruling out that. It was very bad feeling, for very short time, like 5 minutes. I took reading 10 times, in two different ears-result were within .2-.3 degrees. After that fever went away for good. That was on day 5 of crazy fever and only at night.

[rodralig]

Sorry for the late responses. I guess a 109 reading is serious! The 109 never really resonated with me... Good thing nothing happened to me... Yeah, the times that I was sick when growing up, we mostly had Celsius thermometers that you placed in your armpits.

109? You would have died.

It is sound unrealistic, but will image of thermometer serve as proof this is possible?

That what I was thinking!?! But since I had sent my family to the in-laws I was basically alone... I then assumed, maybe stupidly, that the calibration of the thermometer was off. It was this thingie you point a couple of inches from your forehead.

Copied. I am not really familiar much with F as I mostly was sick when thermometers at home were using C.


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