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The testing has to stop. If you're really sick stay home. Otherwise go on with your life as normal.
I'm staying away from the politics but I think NW has injuries and not enough players that arent actually sick with something ,whether just flu or calling it Covid.
How many games have ever been cancelled for the flu which is MUCH more serious now than COVID ???
No politics. It’s about science and it ain’t that serious anymore
Unfortunately this isn’t about COVID but society’s absolutely aversion to anything perceived as risk anymore. There’s my political rant for the night
Michael Jordan played with the flu and no one cared.
The Jazz cared. They wish he had stayed in bed that night.
He was hungover from the night before.
I had the flu and still sat around watching tv and stuff as usual. I even let the dogs out and moved the trash to the front porch to make it easier for my wife after her shift. What a bunch of wussies this younger generation is.
Ridiculous. Maybe they can get tested between possesions and triple mask because masks stop everything.
take your political rants to the otf
It’s 2023. Not 2020. I’m a medical professional. A real one. Not a chiropractor. Haven’t seen a seriously ill COVID patient in over a year. Get past it dude
It never was for most of us. Especially 18-22 year old athletes.
COVID is far more serious than the flu.
I'm not saying it's deadly for everyone, but to say only fat people are seriously impacted is not true.
My best friend ran D1 cross and still runs races at age 50. He was hospitalized. Meanwhile our obese neighbor lost taste and had aches for one day. The impact is unpredictable by person.
Nowhere for this topic to go but down into the abyss.
Kurt is right, drunk or otherwise. There’s a million Covid/vax/Fauci/orange man/Wuhan threads on the water sewer board. Pick one and dive in deep.
Kurt is right, drunk or otherwise. There’s a million Covid/vax/Fauci/orange man/Wuhan threads on the water sewer board. Pick one and dive in deep.
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He needed a late night snack. This was all covered in the Jordan series. Puked his guts out before the game
Maybe Iowa & NW just needed "Mental Health" time off lmao
Good heaven's, get your non bball boards right! Don't take it to the OTF unless you're posting hotness with it. Take it to that Cooler sewer, where there isn't even any redeeming T&A to make up for that drivel!
Probably but at the time everyone thought it was the flu and no one freaked out when he showed up to play.
Long term impact, probably.
As far as severity, I disagree, at least for me anyway. Got COVID twice, once prior to vaccination and after. Felt like a mild cold.
In contrast, got the flu this December despite a flu shot in October and damn near felt like I was going to die. Seems like anyone who gets the flu gets hit like a ton of bricks while COVID can vary from asymptomatic to death. I’m sure they will discover some day that something in a person’s DNA makes them highly affected by COVID to the point of death. I think with COVID, however, the long term effects that could cause complications for life are there where they don’t exist for Influenza-A.
my own theory about Covid, at least the early versions, is that it was very volatile and unpredictable because it hadn't really been exposed to the human population before, so we had no immunity to it. My guess is that circulation through the population is in part why it seems to be becoming less severe. I also had it early (pre-vaccine) and had a pretty mild case overall with no coughing or breathing issues, but I did feel like if it got into my throat and lungs, I was going to have a much tougher time (there were times I felt like coughing, but didn't just to try and keep it from developing as a cough). But to me, it seems to have an ability to find a weakness or vulnerability in your body and exploit whatever that is. In my case, I have a really bad arthritic knee and my knee got swollen and hurt for a week or two. Other than that, I was in bed for about 3 days and then started back to working half days from home after that and back to full time the next week. I didn't resume exercise though and was exhausted for almost 6 weeks and that was the worst symptom for me.
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