EC IL | CMN - 4/2/2020 21:08
I have family members who live six months in China, and six months in the US. They had traveled back and forth between China and the US October through December. Pretty much all of us other family members all suffered from "some kind" of virus before Christmas before Covid-19 became popular here in the US...I haven't had the flu since I started using a CPAP machine about seven years ago.
The symptoms we all had at varying degrees all matched Covid-19 symptoms. My FIL who was suffering from COPD, and had been on oxygen for a year, died from pneumonia November 2nd, caused by "some kind of virus", (Mayo Clinic diagnoses) he was tested several times for influenza before he died.
Maybe we all just had the flu????
I really hope you are correct!
But; if your theory is correct, how is it that the percentage of positive test results nationwide is only 18%, but rising? If a large number of folks are asymptomatic/recovered, and now immune, shouldn't the percentage of positive results be in decline? especially when less than 20% |
Contrary to popular belief - the sky is not falling
