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We know, but it’s not like there is much of a choice here. We are all going to be exposed to covid no matter what we do.
by ImaCake 4y ago
We know, but it’s not like there is much of a choice here. We are all going to be exposed to covid no matter what we do.
- lamontcg 4y agoWell doing your best not to catch it before there was a vaccine and then getting vaccinated will best improve your chances. But I was more referring to everyone in this thread speculating about obesity, vaccines and everything other than the novel pandemic virus with the thrombotic complications that swept the globe that just MIGHT have something to do with the rise in heart attacks. Which was pretty much predicted by anyone paying attention back in summer of 2020. And probably why people who recover from COVID have a higher mortality rate 18 months after infection: https://www.nursinginpractice.com/clinical/dermatology/covid-19-patients-have-higher-mortality-rate-18-months-after-infection/ https://www.nursinginpractice.com/clinical/dermatology/covid...
- ImaCake 4y agoOh yeah. I agree with this. I am just frustrated by people saying we still need to keep avoiding COVID when the cost is much higher to continue doing so.