Fourth surge of COVID coming, CDC warns

[danbekim 3,065]

if covid will be here still in 2022, i'm not gonna be 

[Guest]

I am not worrying. Many pandemics ended naturally after countless variants, if we are lucky we could end up that way, meaning, so many variants develop so much so the virus tires itself out and then dissipates. If you notice, we were close to being at the beginning of the end of the sars 19, the numbers got higher because variants developped, there was even a japanese variant that was so weak, it dissipated after time, now you don't even hear about it. Maybe, and hopefully, this can be a sign that this virus is all over the place and tries so hard to lash on to us, that the more variant, the more it tires itself out. It has happened before, maybe it will now. If not then we still have hope with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine

[ChvVolk 2,514]

On 3/2/2021 at 6:37 AM, TEANUS said:

How long has it been since they last showed symptoms? If they caught it in January you can test negative for weeks after no longer being viral/ infectious and they usually let people return to life if they haven’t had symptoms in 10 days 

They actually got more tests done Monday and in Mexico they take them to an infection specialist and he put my parents on medication and physical therapy. So they're doing so much better and they tested negative so they'll hopefully be coming home in the next 3 weeks

[VasilisVas 5,213]

Not surprised. Look at what’s going to happen in Texas in a few days - a full 100% reopen and restrictions to be lifted. Missouri is the next state to follow this trend. I find it ridiculous the president doesn’t really have any jurisdiction over the state local governors to stop atrocities like this.