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Thanks for the clarification.The source is a nurse, that works mostly with respiratory patients. Those with pneumonia, TB, advanced COPD, etc. They knew about it in China since December, but tried to cover it up. There were a couple Chinese students studying at the university here, that had been to China, and after they returned, got sick. When the respiratory problem got bad, they were admitted to the hospital. The nurse we know, is the one that tended to them in the hospital. At that time, things were still unfolding, so no one here really knew anything about the new flu.
I had mentioned that a lot of the staff at the jail, where my husband works, came down with this horrible flu, and there are a couple deputies there that 1 had recently gone back to China for a visit, while the other had her family come here to visit. BTW, the nurse's husband is a deputy too.
I have commented several times that, while we were very sick for at least 2 weeks, the kids were fine. They did not get sick.
Now, that we know more about it, and the nurse has seen plenty of confirmed cases of C-19, she is sure that's what we had back in Jan. She's working on the front lines, with confirmed cases. She accidentally re-exposed her family. Everyone in their family is fine, that got it the first time. Like in our household, the kids did not get it, back when the adults got it.
With the initial outbreak, kids seemed to have some resistance. Now, we're hearing more, and more about children being affected by it. I don't know for sure, but it seems to indicate that it might have mutated slightly, OR the initial resistance the children were showing, has now been depleted from exposure.
There is currently no mainstream test for antibodies. It is still unknown if there is any immunity once you've gotten over it, how much protection from re-infection it might offer, or how long any immunity might last.
Yep, kids!For the record, he has a twin sister. She is really mad at him, since she's in quarantine with the rest of them, even though he's the only one sick. She can't come play with the girls, all because he had to break the rules. She's insisting the the flu isn't punishment enough, and they should burn his superhero outfit. KIDS!!!!
As I understand it (as much as I can with so little medical info being given) kids aren't immune but generally have little in the way of symptoms. That means they are still carriers.With the initial outbreak, kids seemed to have some resistance. Now, we're hearing more, and more about children being affected by it.
And that is the frustration all of us feel! I hope SOMEONE figures that stuff out ASAP so we at least know the boundaries if we happen to get it or know someone who had it.There is currently no mainstream test for antibodies. It is still unknown if there is any immunity once you've gotten over it, how much protection from re-infection it might offer, or how long any immunity might last.
If he has it, she has it ... unless she got it earlier without symptoms. And then there is that part about how we don't know much about the aftermath. This stupidity of not testing everyone who was in contact with a symptomatic person is going to keep this thing moving fast.For the record, he has a twin sister. She is really mad at him, since she's in quarantine with the rest of them, even though he's the only one sick. She can't come play with the girls, all because he had to break the rules. She's insisting the the flu isn't punishment enough, and they should burn his superhero outfit. KIDS!!!!