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So for Anons looking for first hand evidence of the covid19 pandemic, I have news. I have been trying to determine if this virus is the real deal or not for over two months. Hospitals seem empty and news way overhyped or even fake. Today, I got called into my state's (can't say for legal reasons) health department ( I have a M.P.H.). While I was there I saw three confirmed lab reports of local patients positive covid tests. Now, the emergency response was preparing for a huge influx of patients, but that was based entirely on suggestions and possibilities, not actual infections. The department was also receiving hyped information from the top of the state down, while actual patient numbers were low and mortality rates averaged about 1.5%. The real number agreed upon was .7%. As a reference the common flu has a mortality rate of .5%. Right now, the professionals do not have answers as to whether or not this virus is completely cured or if it returns in patients. All the data is suggesting that hydrochloroquine combined with azrithromyecin is the cure. Vitamin C is also crucial for quick recovery. If you get the virus do not worry. You will feel sick, most only mildly so. They seem to get better quickly and move on. Few get really sick and fewer still face death (higher in 70+ aged patients and those with co-morbidity issues such as liver disease etc…). This is not the end all we have been told. Anyway, since I have had questions for over 2 months I thought I would share with you all. Be smart and wash your hands and carry on with life. - M.P.H. anon
That is an excellent question. They are working on a vaccine. Its in the first phase. Personally, I will refuse it. I believe that after mid-June we all go back to work. Different states are using the cure and some are fighting it (no idea why, because it has been used to treat malaria since the 1930s and is a common drug used in our military). I am not afraid of catching the virus and will exercise my 2nd amendment rights if the govt. were to force it. I do not think that is the case. It may be a choice for some later, but vaccines take time to develop and test.