“A month ago, I knew nobody who had tested posit
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Posted On: 10/21/2020 6:56:33 PM
“A month ago, I knew nobody who had tested positive for covid.”
We are in the USA headed for a tough Fall and many share your experience. When we overreacted in March there was NYC and little shared community virus and most of my people knew anybody affected. Now we are under-reacting, and there is a large amount of shared community virus. So your experience will be extended in the near future. Or already has.
Now I want to share a story. My Ex, got Covid.
Apart from sleeping in the running shower until the water ran cold for over 3 hours, she got pea-sized welts on her scalp which grew in number until her entire scalp was covered in one big welt. It was so tight, hot, and itchy, that she couldn’t move her head. Not aware of the treatment, and it went away. She’s around 45 now and doing better. Thinking hormones, and that a nervous system immune response occurred similar to psoriasis or scleroderma. She said the Doctor said it was one of the latest symptoms.
This thing is nuts. Gonna be around longer than innate human antibodies. As many humanized monoclonal antibodies we can throw at it over time the better.
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We are in the USA headed for a tough Fall and many share your experience. When we overreacted in March there was NYC and little shared community virus and most of my people knew anybody affected. Now we are under-reacting, and there is a large amount of shared community virus. So your experience will be extended in the near future. Or already has.
Now I want to share a story. My Ex, got Covid.
Apart from sleeping in the running shower until the water ran cold for over 3 hours, she got pea-sized welts on her scalp which grew in number until her entire scalp was covered in one big welt. It was so tight, hot, and itchy, that she couldn’t move her head. Not aware of the treatment, and it went away. She’s around 45 now and doing better. Thinking hormones, and that a nervous system immune response occurred similar to psoriasis or scleroderma. She said the Doctor said it was one of the latest symptoms.
This thing is nuts. Gonna be around longer than innate human antibodies. As many humanized monoclonal antibodies we can throw at it over time the better.
Read More: https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=593...z6bXy6HLV8
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