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I said I was more worried about the flu, but then I received a package from China late last week and now I’m afraid to touch it.
I didn’t realize that in early November, the socks I had ordered for my nieces and nephews (looks like cat paws) was from China.
Can this virus survive on surfaces and if so, for how long???
maybe a couple of days? pretty sure you're safe. otherwise, spray the package with lysol?
I said I was more worried about the flu, but then I received a package from China late last week and now I’m afraid to touch it.
I didn’t realize that in early November, the socks I had ordered for my nieces and nephews (looks like cat paws) was from China.
Can this virus survive on surfaces and if so, for how long???
My sister is paranoid. She called me tonight telling me not to dine at a certain Chinese restaurant that she knows I frequent, b/c there are rumors going around that this restaurant had a worker who contracted the virus. I told my sister "too late now" b/c I having been eating at this restaurant once to 2X a week for the past 12 yrs.
My sister is paranoid. She called me tonight telling me not to dine at a certain Chinese restaurant that she knows I frequent, b/c there are rumors going around that this restaurant had a worker who contracted the virus. I told my sister "too late now" b/c I having been eating at this restaurant once to 2X a week for the past 12 yrs.
I’m concerned because over the Holidays and beyond the new year I had pneumonia for the first time ever and was one day from hospitalisation.
I was so afraid. It took me three months to recover, and I still have off days.
But like many here, I don’t trust click-bait headlines and talking heads, now that every news broadcast begins with some platicised humanoid proclaiming “BREAKING NEWS” even when the lead story isn’t an emergency.
My go-to source for updates is Dr. John Campbell, who is a teaching physician in the UK. He presents videos with reference links from most recent Peer-reviewed journals and he gathers the WHO statements together with research articles from big science authority publications and compares the data. Then he discusses the differences and how we can make decisions of how to put that data into context, and further how he would suggest making changes to daily life given the newest data.
Phew. That was a long thing to type on an iPhone keyboard!! Anyway here is a link to his channel:
Dr. John Campbell
Hello Everyone, My name is John Campbell and I am a retired Nurse Teacher and A and E nurse based in England. I also do some teaching in Asia and Africa when...www.youtube.com
Best wishes for health and safety for everyone and their families.
Pnumonia is scary
A few years back now we got the flu and Gary got pneumonia
The hospital was full up so the GP said she'd see him again in the morning and he had made a marginal improvement so didn't need to be admited
He lost 2 stone and had no energy for months
It was pretty scary for a couple of weeks
i hope your still taking it easy and are fully recovered now
I’m sorry to hear about what happened to Gary. I wish pneumonia had caused me to lose weight but alas. Anyway best wishes for Gary!
It’s scary. I was born in Beijing, but have lived in Aus for 22 years. I’m young so I’m not afraid of the virus, but I haven’t enjoyed the racial discrimination that’s arisen as a result.
4 of the 30 or so Brits and EU citizens quarantined for 14 days on a cruise ship with confirmed cases were tested positive after they were repatriated back in UK recently, raising doubts whether 14d quarantine period is sufficient etc...
DK
It’s scary. I was born in Beijing, but have lived in Aus for 22 years. I’m young so I’m not afraid of the virus, but I haven’t enjoyed the racial discrimination that’s arisen as a result.
4 of the 30 or so Brits and EU citizens quarantined for 14 days on a cruise ship with confirmed cases were tested positive after they were repatriated back in UK recently, raising doubts whether 14d quarantine period is sufficient etc...
DK