Dr. Robert Malone

[Chris P Bacon]

Dead is dead and one stays dead forever no matter what’s listed as the cause of death.
If Mother Nature doesn’t get you, Father Time will. It seems as if negativity might be the
death of positivity if some of these comments are to be interpreted as written. Life, no one
gets out alive! We can all argue forever after we’re dead. We’ll be in that state so much
longer than we will be alive. No one is going to budge so why not take Monty Python’s
advice and always look on the bright side of life! Beat it if you will but the Covid horse
looks dead to me. You don’t have to be happy but I don’t see the benefit to not be.

 

[dseag2]

Whatever this thing is, it is very real. The wife and I are fully vaccinated and boosted, and yet I am convinced that we both contracted the Omacron variant at a Christmas party. One of the attendees (the transmitter?) described her condition as a "cold". Well if it was a "cold", it is the Cold From Hell. I coughed my way out of bed last night at 3am and was up for two hours blowing my nose and spewing mucus. This, after I had convinced myself that I had passed the peak and was getting well. I am a healthy individual. I haven't been this sick in years. COVID seems very real to me, and had we not been vaccinated I'm sure it would be much worse, perhaps fatal.

Yes, I'm sure I caught Covid in February 2020, long before I was vaccinated. The coughing and phlegm was awful and took months to go away. I feel for you.

 

[Devi]

My husband and I caught it just before they named it "Covid-19". I remember being pretty tired and having lots of phlegm. Our doctor said we had a "virus that presents like a cold" and told us to take some over-the-counter tablets for the phlegm (Mucinex?) and to just tough it out.

I had it for about three weeks, and husband for three months because he was in repeated contact with the person who gave it to him (car mechanic).