I'm not saying it isn't real. It's the flu. The flu is real.
New round of restrictions and mandates in (2023-24)
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I'm not saying it isn't real. It's the flu. The flu is real.
Did SARS and MERS not exist? Or coronaviruses, at all? Just influenza? I can't recall if you are a virus doubter or denier, so you can speak for yourself.
There are lots of variants of respiratory viruses floating about. We colloquially call them "the cold" or "the flu".
They are harmless to almost everybody, save for the very weak/old/sickly.
Giving it scary sounding sciency names is something new that the pharma industry invented ca. 2000. Coincidentally that is also when the "vaccine" industry really got going.
I had MERS. I caught it from an infected guy coughing on me on the plane, flying out of the Middle East. It was the second worse illness I'd ever had in my life. It was very real. I was bed-ridden for 10 days with high fever and could barely move.
With respect, I have a few questions:
How did you know it was MERS?
How did you know your illness was caused by the guy expelling something that you "caught"?
Were you travelling with anyone else sitting beside you, and if so, did they also "catch" it?
I ask that last one because I have a contrasting anecdote. A decade ago I also walked off a plane feeling extremely ill (when MERS/SARS weren't in the headlines), and it lasted seven days. Qualifies as the most sick I've ever felt. As for my friend I was travelling with? Nothing. We sat beside each other on the plane. In fact, my friend consistently came over during that week and we also ate dinner together many of those days travelling.
At the time, I too blamed just the girl that sat beside us on the plane, but I've since learned in the past three years that the outcome has less to do with contagion and instead a much higher concentration of other factors.
Found this interesting article.
It basicly states:
So I'm guessing when the Indian virus or the 99th variant comes, "overwhelming public healthcare" will be like taking candy from a child.
It basicly states:
So I'm guessing when the Indian virus or the 99th variant comes, "overwhelming public healthcare" will be like taking candy from a child.
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The demarcation line is between those who realize this and those who are staying in denial.
MERS is quite dangerous it seems! But the chances of being infected by another human is small. Did you have contact with animals on that trip? Some believe that MERS will be the next pandemic. They might engineer it so that it can jump easily from human to human, while it's currently zoonotic. (animal to human) Robb Wolf did an interesting article on this a while back;
"...MERS has a legit, not fudged numbers, 30-35% case fatality rate. One need not fiddle with numbers in the case of MERS to make it look bad, it’s bad. The only thing going for us with regards to MERS, it HISTORICALLY it is remarkably difficult to catch..."
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At the time I got it, the man coughing on me was so extreme that it was spraying a foul-smelling mist all over me and he was truly sick on the flight. I don't know how they let him board. Anyhow, I DID eat camel sausages about 2 days before the flight (I don't recommend them, BTW). Perhaps they were tainted. I was sick a day after I landed in Europe and since I was living rural in Europe and could barely move, I just let it run it's course. This was over Christmas 2012. Needless to say I pretty much missed the entire Christmas vacation. I never got tested, because at the time, MERS was not widely known. There was just some random talk about a mysterious respiratory infection in the Gulf region. All the symptoms I had, compared to what later was revealed, tell me it was MERS. The timing, location, and symptoms were spot on.MERS is quite dangerous it seems! But the chances of being infected by another human is small. Did you have contact with animals on that trip? Some believe that MERS will be the next pandemic. They might engineer it so that it can jump easily from human to human, while it's currently zoonotic. (animal to human) Robb Wolf did an interesting article on this a while back;
"...MERS has a legit, not fudged numbers, 30-35% case fatality rate. One need not fiddle with numbers in the case of MERS to make it look bad, it’s bad. The only thing going for us with regards to MERS, it HISTORICALLY it is remarkably difficult to catch..."
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