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If you're under 55 and are healthy your chances of dying from this virus are basically non-existent. You'll get a sniffle/fever for a few days and then be immu

If you're under 55 and are healthy your chances of dying from this virus are basically non-existent. You'll get a sniffle/fever for a few days and then be immune. Don't put an experimental drug into your body for no reason. Anyone who says variant or strains are a problem has merely to look at over 50% of the United States with no covid restrictions for months who are at record lows of infections and with minimal vaccines. The variant or strain problem is a nothing burger.

bavent 5y ago
Tell that to my 30-year-old sister - who still has migraines and extreme fatigue a year after catching covid, who was healthy, an avid runner, and had no preexisting conditions before.
- nickthemagicman 5y ago
  ----- 27,000 (ish) people under the age of 55 died of Covid out of 350 million. 0.0007714285% chance of dying from Covid. ------ 32% of 10 million(ish) infections reported 'long covid'. This is 3.2 million. ------ 2% of America are hypochondriacs. That's 6.4 million people. ----- Statistically it's most likely that your sister is a hypochondriac and she needs a psychiatrist. ------ Also, this is what it sounds like when people give anecdotal evidence on the internet. https://youtu.be/xzYO0joolR0 https://youtu.be/xzYO0joolR0 ----- Reference for long Covid statistics: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7392393/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7392393/
- nickthemagicman 5y ago
  Whatever user flagged my comment. That's B.S. It's nothing but factual statements. You can't just flag a statement because it disagrees with your narrative. Lame.