Surviving Minnesota!

[CindyinSD]

Whatcha gonna do with it?

 

[duluthralphie]

Whatcha gonna do with it?

No, idea. The tree needed to come down.


Maybe a picnic table, or shelving,,

 

[jerryse]

Morning . So I see where they say 2 deaths in January were from corvid . They were infected in December . Hmm wife has said all along that she thinks we had this in September . I said it was not here then . We had something . She had it worse . Dry cough and lasted about 1 month . She had difficult breathing . Would have got it traveling from Mn in late August . I now wonder how long corvid has been circulating before anyone knew it .

 

[memphis]

A lot of folks are wondering the same Jerry.

 

[ejtrout31]

Morning . So I see where they say 2 deaths in January were from corvid . They were infected in December . Hmm wife has said all along that she thinks we had this in September . I said it was not here then . We had something . She had it worse . Dry cough and lasted about 1 month . She had difficult breathing . Would have got it traveling from Mn in late August . I now wonder how long corvid has been circulating before anyone knew it .

My family is thinking the same. My sister though got it in early march she thinks after her trip to California but she wasn't able to get tested. So when the antibody tests come out she is going to take one.

 

[duluthralphie]

My family is thinking the same. My sister though got it in early march she thinks after her trip to California but she wasn't able to get tested. So when the antibody tests come out she is going to take one.

We are thinking the same thing. Our son had a terrible infection in late February- he works at the Airport- so it makes sense he caught it first.

We all had minor respiratory ailments after that.

Also I was just doing some research on government overreach and found we had 80,000 deaths and and over 950,000 hospitalization in a little over 2 months in 2018.

Not to say this isn’t a dangerous virus, but we could be over reacting now that the facts are starting to come in.

I do know from my wife’s work they are listing Covid as a cause of death on death certificates even when it is a co-mobidity that was the actual cause.

 

[Molpet]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/04/24/strokes-coronavirus-young-patients/

 

[duluthralphie]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/04/24/strokes-coronavirus-young-patients/

Yep, sounds about right, nearly 10,000 of the 80,000 deaths from the flu in 2018 were 18-64 year olds, or 12% were young people.

Living is dangerous, it is the leading cause of death.

 

[shawluvsbirds]

Yep, sounds about right, nearly 10,000 of the 80,000 deaths from the flu in 2018 were 18-64 year olds, or 12% were young people.

Living is dangerous, it is the leading cause of death.

Oh man I can't stop laughing
I want a bumper sticker.
"Living is dangerous, it is the leading cause of death"

 

[CindyinSD]

The mortality rate is 100%. Always has been.