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And I will be the first to admit the drawn out nature of this is the worst part for me. I literally had like five days of feeling better and it came back. Fatigue and headaches remain the worst part of my experience. After a three day slide I feel 85% better today... just a little weak. We will see if this is finally the climb out of the whole or false hope
Your story is what bothers me more than anything. I've never had an illness that last more than 3 days, except for when a virus resulted in blocked eustachian tubes for three years, but I got used to that.
 
Ok, so I am standing in line at lowe's keeping my 6 ft distance and wearing a mask doing my part buying some mulch. Then it happened. I sneezed!! I even sneezed into my elbow with a mask on and I looked around at everyone looking at me like, HE SNEEZED KILL HIM!! I was like geez people we still have high pollen around here. HAHA!
That's funny that you mentioned that because I sneeze because of allergies all the time. I told my wife that something is gonna make me sneeze in public and when it does, I'll probably be stoned by the masses.
 
New estimates coming out in New York on the antibody testing. As of this moment it points to 0.7% mortality, but as active cases resolve that will move up there just like it has everywhere else. They still have over 80% of their cases active, so there is a big potential for it to move up. South Korea was less than 1.0% when I started following, but they have slowly moved to 2.2% as cases resolved. New York will do the same, but the difference is that this is based on antibody testing.

There are definitely cases that were attributed to COVID that weren't, but there were also many that weren't called COVID that were. It's happened everywhere.


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The NY anti body study is really interesting. They split it up by region and found positive tests from 21% in the city to 3.6% outside the NY City area. If that holds everywhere, you might end up with a situation where the cities go through this quickly and horribly, and then are relatively protected. Rural areas won't be, which imo, means that people living in the country will have to be extra cautious once things start opening back up.

I'm imagining 100k in Neyland, with half the stadium covid immune and other half vulnerable.
Exactly..
 
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